The Wolf Calamity surrounds the entire Trade Wind Ring region, and what has entered the outskirts of the Green Tower today is rely the vanguard of the wolf tide.
If the situation does not change, Brand rembers that there should be at least twelve wolf packs in the first wave of attack. As for whether it is Grey Claw and Blood Teeth or White Mane and Frostback facing the Rose Wall, he cannot rember clearly, but it is definitely at least two dium-sized wolf packs.
This is the weakest link in the first wave of the entire Wolf Calamity, but it is not to be underestimated.
The wolf pack led by a male wolf can reach a scale of several thousand or even tens of thousands, and a mature Black Wolf possesses strength close to the Black Iron Peak. Most Druids of the Withered Wood Council do not even reach this level.
Not to ntion, in terms of numbers, humans cannot compare with these monsters.
The only advantage the Druids have is that within the protective range of the Torch, monsters suffer significant weakening. Brand rembers that in the ga, when the Black Wolves attacked the Green Tower, that stable and great Torch almost suppressed them by 15 levels.
But the Rose Wall has only one unstable small Torch, whose effect is much weaker than that of the Green Tower. Furthermore, what Brand needs to do is not only defense, but also breaking through the wolf pack's blockade to enter the heart of the Trade Wind Ring.
The difficulties are imaginable.
In contrast, Brand's plan is not complicated.
Because there is a ti interval between the first and second wave of Black Wolf attacks, roughly ten hours. Therefore, as long as they break through the blockade of the first wave before nightfall the next day, they can enter the Trade Wind Ring region before the second wave arrives.
The only challenge is how to break through this blockade line within the limited ti.
And this is where Brand needs the Druids' help—
While Centaur Elder Wade leads his subordinates to the southern position where Brand is located, the Druids have already launched a full attack against the front of the Rose Wall.
It was as if the long sound of a horn echoed gracefully in the forest during the night, causing countless birds to take flight from the darkness, drawing the attention of everyone to that direction.
It was as if a sleeping giant dragon raised its head under the vast night sky, letting out a long cry symbolizing awakening. The sound was clear and lodious, shaking the entire mountain forest.
In that direction—
Summoned by the horn, more than a thousand Druids and Tree Elves surged out of the forest, forming a green defensive line like a cloak of vegetation, instantly blocking the left wing of the Black Wolf pack surging like a tide in that direction.
Then, over a hundred Dead Wood Guardians awakened from the Black Forest at the Druids' summons. Rising as high as several stories tall, these towering ancient trees stepped into the wolf pack, and with a single sweep of their enormous arms, they could swat the black wolves, the size of small calves, into the air.
Over a hundred Dead Wood Guardians entering the scene imdiately halted the tidal offensive of the Black Wolves, and even the Black Iron Peak strength of ordinary Black Wolves was insignificant in the face of nature's wrath.
Summoning Dead Wood Guardians is in itself a Four-Circle Magic, and although the summoned low-level Dead Wood Guardians are temporary existences, they possess Silver Middle Rank strength. Although they are no match for true Ancient Tree People, they are more than sufficient to deal with these Black Wolves.
However, only the elite among the Druid Council can summon Dead Wood Guardians, and these elite Druids did not plan to return to the Green Tower alive, which shows the significant determination of the Withered Wood Council to support Brand's plan.
But the Dead Wood Guardians serve rely as shields, while those Tree Elf Archers are lethal assassins; Tree Elves are naturally born shooters—as most legends ntion—but there's a difference between hearsay and seeing it with one's own eyes.
In the Human World, a well-trained top shooter could fire ten to twelve arrows per minute at most, and even with magical assistance, it's hard to reach fifteen. But in the society of Tree Elves, even the most diocre soldier can fire at least twenty-five arrows per minute, and they use much tougher longbows.
A hundred Tree Elves can create a terrifying storm of arrows, and in the forest, to deal with monsters, the Elves use ironwood hunting arrowheads or conical arrows, which prove disastrous for monsters like Black Wolves with low defense.
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