Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God Chapter 1748: 849: The Tukan People's Second Mode of Warfare

Chapter 1748: Chapter 849: The Tukan People’s Second Mode of Warfare

The sudden appearance of this Ice Great Wall only shocked them montarily, but it was insufficient to intimidate them or drive them back.

From the day they were born, they have been dealing with the Soaring Dragon Great Wall, a magical fortress spanning tens of thousands of kiloters, relying on the terrain to be built, not only with a daunting height of over thirty ters but also equipped with nurous formidable defensive chanisms and magical effects.

Compared to that Great Wall, this temporary structure piled up with ice and snow is like a child’s play toy, utterly unable to withstand their impact.

Before those slave soldiers and the Tukan people charged to the base of the ice wall, it was the Tukan people’s magic that arrived first, dominated by the Fireball Technique, covering the sky and directly engulfing the top of the Ice Great Wall, pressing the Laiserman Berserkers above so hard that they couldn’t lift their heads.

It was the contribution of Ser Red Robe Mage, who not only supported the Tukan people with tens of thousands of Fireball Magic Wands but also mixed thousands of slave spellcasters proficient in using the Fireball Magic Wand among the traded slaves to enhance their attack firepower.

Hou!

Nurous slave soldiers and Tukan people began to swell and enlarge during their horseback charge, soon transforming into giants standing three to four ters tall, while the warhorses under their hips beca inconspicuous little donkeys.

One-ring Enlarge.

This spell’s learning difficulty is not high, but in actual combat, especially in siege warfare, it is very useful.

The ten-ter-high Ice Great Wall may be sowhat difficult to surmount for ordinary people, but for giants whose height has doubled, the difficulty is considerably reduced.

They pulled out long spears, holding them in reverse, and directly used them as throwing spears.

Their target was not the enemies on the wall but the Ice Great Wall itself, with targets all above five ters.

In an instant, the wall of the Ice Great Wall was densely embedded with long spears.

Those enlarged slave soldiers and Tukan people who had rushed to the base of the wall leaped, using those long spears as points of leverage, swiftly climbing up the wall, and with just a few leaps, the first wave of people was already nearing the top of the Ice Great Wall.

It seed as if with just one charge, the Ice Great Wall was about to be taken down.

One-ring Entanglent Technique!

Deep green spells descended from the Ice Great Wall.

Nurous magic vines extended out, densely covering the icy surface in front of the Ice Great Wall for over ten ters, constantly dancing wildly, attempting to entangle all creatures passing over them, severely hindering their speed, making leaps under such circumstances particularly difficult.

The druids of the Great Valley made their move.

In places with grass, shrubs, and trees, these natural spells double their effectiveness, especially in forests, where an Entangle Spell can imrse you in a jungle swamp, with entwining plants surrounding from all directions, and without corresponding magic to dispel them, it’s truly impossible to move.

But on this empty icy surface, while it can take effect, its power is greatly reduced, both in terms of entangling strength and coverage.

After all, most of the magic force is used to create those magic vines, unable to draw strength from the natural environnt.

But it’s enough to slow down the Tukan people’s attack speed; under the entanglent of these techniques, they might be delayed here for a few seconds at the least, or more than ten seconds at the most.

On the ever-changing battlefield, a few-second delay can be fatal.

“Throw!”

Along with countless loud shouts, nurous Laiserman Berserkers simultaneously popped their heads from the top of the Ice Great Wall, also in an enlarged state, with high bulging muscles, lifted huge chunks of ice as rolling stones, and threw them at the Tukan people climbing up the wall.

Though they were ice blocks, their weight was remarkably astonishing, and they were naturally lethal; being hit would certainly knock down those ascending even if they weren’t killed, and incidentally smash or knock down all long spears along the way, clearing their climbing tools.

Those airborne Laiserman Witches occasionally turned back to cast a group attack magic at the densest areas of the Tukan people, sweeping them directly away from the wall.

Hou!

From ti to ti, Laiserman Berserkers would enter Berserk State, flipping down lucky Tukan people who avoid ice block bombardnts, arrows, and magical barrages from the Ice Great Wall.

In close combat, Laiserman Berserkers have absolute advantage; never mind the sa professional level, even those two or three levels below them, these berserk warriors can press down on the Tukan people and their slave soldiers hard.

Before forming an absolute nurical advantage, the Tukan people, even if they seize the Ice Great Wall, are rely sending themselves to die.

“Release! Release! Release!”

A series of cries echoed under the Ice Great Wall, accompanied by tremors of bowstrings.

A large number of arrows covered the Ice Great Wall as they ca.

The Tukan army pressed forward massively, starting to showcase their advantages—numbers and archery superiority.

Those Tukan Bow Cavalry skilled in horseback archery ran in teams along the Ice Great Wall, simultaneously shooting their arrows onto the wall.

Continuous rain of arrows pushed the Laiserman Berserkers on the ice wall down so much that they could barely lift their heads.

Arrow protection magic is a consumable protection spell.

During the arrow deflection process, the shield’s energy is consud.

Under this saturated arrow rain coverage, they dare not easily expose themselves below, as doing so will imdiately render this magic effect ineffective.