Global Lords: I Have Information System Chapter 599 - 409: Exterminating the Goblin Squad, Tower Def

As long as the territory’s defense arrow towers are relied upon,

Zong Shen can easily wipe out those small goblin squads directly.

The goblins are unable to grasp the situation and will continually dispatch squads to probe.

Although goblins are crude and savage lower beings, with tribe-wide generally low wisdom,

under the guidance of those casters within the tribe, they will never rashly attack without thought.

This gives Zong Shen both an opportunity to take advantage and a buffer of ti.

However, once those annoying green-skinned goblins find out the general state of the territory,

then they will make ample preparations and bring enough warriors.

In these two situations, the pressure Zong Shen faces is drastically different.

The forr is like cutting at with a dull knife, while the latter requires considering if one’s teeth are tough enough.

Of course, given the current defense capabilities of Zong Shen Territory,

fighting a defensive battle within the territory is surely a win.

Even hundreds of goblins find it difficult to breach the territory’s defensive lines.

But under these extre weather conditions,

so losses are unavoidable, I’m afraid.

Thinking of this, Zong Shen lifted his head and began using the guide module to lead the goblin squad’s position.

At this mont, the familiar rumbling sound of tracks moving could be heard again from behind.

Everyone turned around to find that Doris had also arrived on the scene.

Like Zong Shen, she had chosen to co driving a Burden-Bearer cha as transportation.

"Doris, you’ve co at the right ti,"

"Put away this Burden-Bearer cha of yours."

"Wenresa, you and Doris ride my Burden-Bearer cha."

"Wolf cavalry, follow !"

Zong Shen urgently instructed those around him.

He quickly walked towards the Burden-Bearer cha.

In front of him was a golden arrow, pointing him northwest through the blizzard.

This marked the escape route of that goblin squad.

With soone injured in their team,

even without worrying about the snowdrifts,

in the past fifteen to twenty minutes, they couldn’t have gone too far.

At most, they’d just left the outer periter of the territory.

Now was the perfect ti to pursue.

Doris promptly put away the Burden-Bearer cha she’d arrived in.

She ran across the snowy ground, lifting the hem of her Mage Robe.

Wenresa was even faster, already climbing onto the cargo bay of the Burden-Bearer cha.

Seeing Doris rushing over, she extended her hand to pull her up.

The wolf cavalry arranged themselves into a pyramidal array according to their squads,

dispersed on either side of the Burden-Bearer cha.

Zong Shen once again confird the direction indicated by the arrow.

He then activated the Burden-Bearer cha, heading towards the northwest in pursuit.

The thick snow was crushed into two clear and distinct track marks.

Zong Shen set the power output to maximum, allowing the Burden-Bearer cha to maintain a top speed of 30 kiloters per hour.

The sturdy tracks, coupled with its significant weight, provided it with reliable traction.

Even when pressing through the snow, there was not the slightest slip.

After about four or five minutes, they reached the territory’s outer edge.

Here, the guide direction gradually shifted from west to directly north.

In the midst of the blizzard, they advanced against the wind.

The visibility was not even twenty ters.

After so traveling, the driver’s seat and cargo bay of the Burden-Bearer cha were coated in a layer of snow.

The accompanying wolf cavalry experienced the sa.

Both the warg and the face of the wolf cavalry warriors were covered in snowflakes.

Especially in places like eyebrows and beards where the snow adhered,

making these young fellows look like "white-bearded old n."

The sensation of standing still and racing against the wind was completely different.

Even Zong Shen’s battle helt was blanketed with snow.

The snow clung to the tallic helm, and under the gusting wind, there was even a tendency to freeze.

Zong Shen had to pat the helt with his hand every minute or two.

After pursuing for another two minutes, they finally spotted their target.

Though there were no goblins visible within sight,

the Black Iron Spear and plumting arrows that flew past the driver’s seat confird they were just ahead.

Zong Shen gently adjusted his course, pushing steadily forward.

Finally, after the Burden-Bearer cha endured several spear hits,

they succeeded in advancing to within twenty ters of their sight distance.

Just as Zong Shen expected, it was a squad composed of twelve goblins,

including goblin spear throwers, goblin axe-throwing warriors, goblin archers, goblin dual blade warriors, goblin shield warriors, each with two mbers.

Additionally, there was a goblin shaman with a colorful feathered headdress,

and a hulking bear goblin over two ters tall wielding a massive wooden club.

The squad seed to lack a scout,

but the goblins must have a standard combat team from the Goblin Tribe,

though there was always the possibility of nearby scout squads providing backup.

This group of goblins had already detected Zong Shen and his party.

They set up a defensive position around a massive rock nearby.

They were unaffected and undisturbed by the blizzard.

They could hear the tracks of the Burden-Bearer cha from hundreds of ters away.

The goblin archers and spear throwers launched their attacks first.

When faced with the oncoming Burden-Bearer cha,

the leading goblin shaman did not choose to flee further.

The reason was simple; it could discern the speed difference between the two.

The top speed of the Burden-Bearer cha was nearly five tis faster than a person walking briskly.

Even if they sprinted with all their might, it would be futile.

The only option was to resist on the spot.