Vientiane Throne of Civilization

Chapter 1157 The True Legend
The Goblin Wolf Riders were not as strong as the big guys. It could even be said that it was quite the opposite. Both they themselves and their mounts were rather thin. The dense rain of arrows that fell from the sky made them pay a heavy price on the spot!
It all happened so quickly that the Goblin Wolf Riders who were pressing on Woking and his men had no time to react.

Hearing the shrill screams coming from behind and noticing the situation behind them, they suddenly felt a chill in their hearts and their hearts began to waver. For a moment, they didn't know whether to continue chasing or turn around and run away.

This hesitation gave Woking and the others an opportunity to immediately get rid of them.

Seeing this, the Giant Eagle Knight, who had been watching the situation below in the air, sent out a signal again.

Instantly, an even denser rain of arrows swept over here! Nearly a hundred Goblin Wolf Cavalrymen were wiped out by these rounds of arrow rain!

Looking back at the greenskin corpses that were almost shot into hedgehogs, Woking let out a long breath, with a look of relief on his face after escaping death.

Afterwards, he didn't have time to think about it and quickly reunited with Shi Lei.

During this time, he couldn't help but glance at the crossbowmen and archers of the Great Zhou who were on standby throughout the process.

"Sir Shi Lei, the big green guy is still behind us. Should we go back and lure him over now?"

Compared to the Goblin Wolf Rider, luring the big two-legged guy is basically no pressure for the Boar Rider.

Now in this place, Shi Lei is the one who holds heavy military power, and Woking also expressed his attitude of relying on Shi Lei.

However, Shi Lei shook his head when he heard this.

"No need, your reinforcements have arrived."

Apparently, just in case, Woking had already sent out a distress signal.

When Woking heard the news, his eyes suddenly lit up.

"I have to go back and help!"

Warking was being chased by the Goblin Wolf Riders all the way, and he was feeling very upset. Wouldn't he have to kill a few greenskins to ease his mood?
This time, Woking came and went in a hurry.

Seeing this, Shi Lei didn't say much.

Relying on the Giant Eagle Knight's aerial vision, he can be said to be in control of the overall situation throughout this wave.

Logically speaking, they should have nothing to do next. After all, they are far away on the other side of the ruins, and according to the current situation of their Great Zhou troops, they are out of reach.

However, just in case, Shi Lei still asked the crossbowmen and archers to maintain their formation and be ready to draw their bows and shoot arrows at any time.

At the same time, on the other side of the ruins...

The most efficient support on the dwarf side are the Boar Riders who are part of the cavalry unit. After receiving the news, they are undoubtedly the ones who come to provide emergency support.

When the two armies met, they started fighting without saying a word.

At this moment, the greenskins' "WAAAGH!" war cries and the boar riders' roars intertwined wildly on the battlefield. Even Shi Lei and his men, who were blocked on the other side, could hear them clearly.

During this time, the Giant Eagle Knight flying in the air clearly saw the Boar Rider team led by Woking advancing rapidly, maintaining an astonishing momentum, and rushing directly into the battlefield!
Although the dwarves were short, they were sturdy, and so were the boars they rode. Even with the "WAAAGH!" force field, ordinary green-skinned soldiers could not withstand the head-on collision of the boar riders, showing quite amazing destructive power!

The situation here soon reached Shi Lei's ears.

Obviously, Shi Lei also took this opportunity to further understand the combat capabilities of the dwarf troops.

As of now, the charging ability of the Boar Rider is no less than that of conventional heavy cavalry. However, under this premise, the Boar Rider also has very flexible footsteps and can maintain mobility efficiency on rough terrain.

Combining the two abilities, it seems like a really tricky type of soldier at first glance.

However, Shi Lei knew that there was no perfect soldier in the world. While the Boar Rider had these two abilities, it would inevitably have corresponding shortcomings. From the previous chase between the Boar Rider and the Goblin Wolf Rider, it could be seen that the Boar Rider could not compare with the Goblin Wolf Rider in terms of speed and flexibility.

However, the Goblin Wolf Cavalry cannot compare to the Speed ​​Dragon Cavalry of their Great Zhou in these two abilities.

After so many comparisons, the positioning of the Boar Rider becomes much clearer.

Strictly speaking, the Boar Rider is not a perfect soldier with flexibility, speed and charging ability. He should be considered a special cavalry that excels in charging ability, but at the same time has some "foot skills" and can have a certain degree of mobility in complex environments.

If they replaced them with the Speed ​​Dragon Cavalry of the Great Zhou, once they started to deal with the opponent, they would definitely be able to fool the opponent with the Speed ​​Dragon's flexible and swift characteristics.

However, the big green guy obviously does not have this ability.

Those big idiots were so stubborn that most of the time they just charged head-on.

At least there was a hundred-man team of Goblin Wolf Cavalry that could help them with support. Although the big guy didn't know how to cooperate, the Goblin Wolf Cavalry would take action according to the situation, thus greatly increasing the threat of this combination. They had long been accustomed to this combat mode.

But now that the Goblin Wolf Cavalry is gone, the big guys can only fight to the end.

Cavalry and infantry have restraint at the level of arms, not to mention that head-on collision is the strong point of the boar rider, and the big guy only knows how to charge head-on...

The Boar Rider is very strong and can directly suppress the opponent in terms of troop size.

A head-on collision made the big guys look like they were sending themselves to death as a group.

This also meant that this small-scale battle came to an end at an astonishing speed due to the group charge of the Boar Riders.

After confirming the news sent back by the Giant Eagle Knight, Shi Lei undoubtedly had a deeper understanding of the Boar Knight's lethality.

For now, it is undoubtedly a good thing for the Great Zhou that the dwarves of Copperforge have such strength.

In this way, they could let the dwarf troops of Copperforge take the front line, while they, the Great Zhou, would be responsible for some supporting and covering work.

Obviously, Shi Lei did not intend to invest too much "enthusiasm" in the current war.

According to their Majesties, the outbreak of a war can be roughly divided into three reasons: one is because of interests, the second is because of threats, and the third is because of hatred.

Leaving aside the last bit of hatred, a war is, most of the time, a trade-off between benefits and threats.

Is it profitable for their Great Zhou to get involved in this war at this stage?
No! To a large extent, not only is it unprofitable for them, but they also have to spend a lot of military funds and resources, and suffer a certain degree of casualties.

Under such circumstances, they still sent troops to eliminate the threat of the greenskins!

If they don't take care of this matter, the greenskins will threaten them sooner or later. This is the core reason why they sent troops.

Their goal is to eliminate the greenskin threat.

On this basis, we have to add a little more requirement, which is to eliminate the threat of greenskins at the lowest possible cost!

The easiest way to achieve this is to let the dwarf troops in Copperforge bear most of the pressure.

If the dwarves can withstand 60%, let them withstand 60%. If they can withstand 70% or even more, that would be even better!
They, the Great Zhou, are only responsible for dealing with the parts that the dwarves cannot handle.

There was no need for them to make themselves too conspicuous in this thankless war.

It has to be said that in this area of ​​thinking, Shi Lei really inherited the true teachings of their Majesty.

(End of this chapter)