Calamity Game: Cleanup Man? No I'm The Villain

When a soldier sees no hope of victory on the battlefield, then the outcome of this war is doomed...

As the retreat order was transmitted to the entire stronghold, everyone, whether they were survivors or members of the court, felt relieved. They really didn't want to continue fighting anymore.

It seemed that they were not soldiers, but lambs waiting to be slaughtered in the slaughterhouse. Maybe their resistance could properly hurt the slaughterer, but so what? The final end is still only the choice of death.

Facing the strangulation of the scavenger eaters, the Inquisition maintained its line and kept retreating. They knew that they must not panic at such a time, otherwise they would only cause more casualties.

There are many traps available in the direction of their retreat, which can effectively block the pursuing enemies. If the scavengers choose to continue their pursuit, they may even suffer a big loss.

Of course, all of this is based on one foundation—the retreat trap built by the Inquisition was not discovered by the enemy.

Unfortunately, although the Scavengers Legion didn't know all the traps on this retreat path, they knew about half of them at least. All this was due to the group of survivors.

Some of the retreat traps were even arranged by the survivors after receiving side missions.

But now the scavengers have become red-eyed, and how many trap areas they can remember has become a mystery.

But that's okay, because there are others on the battlefield who can help them eliminate the threat posed by the trap.

Seeing that the pursuit had already taken shape, Nevin Moore floated above the army, according to the position that Yan Feichen had described to him at the beginning, constantly releasing his 'shadow pressure'.

The shadow energy turned into invisible palms, wantonly crushing those retreat traps.

This scene made the commanding judge unable to understand. How did the Dire side know the retreat trap they left behind?

"There's an insider!" Such an idea instantly appeared in his mind, but was quickly rejected by him.

In the history of the Tribunal, there have been members who betrayed Radiant and turned to Dire. They accepted the power of the dark night and threw themselves into the embrace of the dark night.

This category of people is collectively called the Fallen, and they still exist in the Night Dire branch, and even become a member of the Scourge.

From then on, any Radiant who joined the Tribunal had to plant the 'Seed of Dawn', a spell jointly developed by several Tribunal saints.

Not only can it strengthen the people of Radiant Radiance's belief in Dawn, but it will also fuse rapidly after coming into contact with Night Dire's 'Power of Darkness', turning the body of the traitor into a bomb full of 'Power of Dawn'.

This situation completely eliminated the possibility of fallen people appearing in the Radiant Tribunal.

As for why you didn't accept the 'power of the dark night' and surrendered directly, unless there is a fool on the Dire side, no Dire will believe that you are really willing to surrender.

Since it is impossible for people in their own family to rebel, where is the problem? The entire stronghold is under the surveillance of the scouts...

Just when he was about to catch something, Manfrik, who was fighting a grand judge, suddenly appeared on their retreat path. He was blown here by a huge force.

The stable Manfrik looked at the members of the trial court around him with a ferocious expression. He is very annoyed now.

According to the original tactical plan, he only needed to hold down a chief judge. Even Yan Feichen explained in detail where traps might appear in the stronghold, but he was eventually caught by a trap.

But judging from Yan Feichen's temporary battle map, the place where he just fought with the chief judge should not have any traps...

He doesn't know now, is it because Keland is paying special attention to trap him, or because Yan Feichen didn't set up the trap at all when he used his ability to detect.

However, the current situation has no time for him to think. The chief judge in the distance is approaching, and the members of the court not far away are gathering the "power of morning light".

Long-term combat experience told him that he could escape before the group in front of him released an attack, but only if there was no interference.

The chief judge who had been wrestling with him since the beginning of the battle suddenly rushed towards him without hesitation and entangled him tightly, without giving him any room to escape.

"After this wave of attacks, you will die too!" Manfrik said.

"If my life can replace a leader of the Scavenger Corps, then my death will be meaningful." The chief judge said loudly.

Then, regardless of Manfrik's attack, he hugged his body tightly: "Don't hesitate, attack in my direction!"

"Damn it! Kelande!" Under such circumstances, Manfrik had no choice but to seek help from his old enemy.

It is true that his strength is very tyrannical, but he was injured in the battle with the Grand Judge before, and now he has to face the "Power of Dawn" used by thousands of members of the trial court. Even if he is a scavenger, there is only one end.

After hearing the shout, Keland turned around instinctively, and he saw Manfrik who was about to be shrouded in light.

He immediately understood that something was wrong, that Manfrik could die, but that was after the battle, not here.

The situation is now tilting towards them. If the Tribunal kills a Scavenger Corps leader at this time, the morale that had been somewhat depressed will be rekindled, and it may fall into a situation of endless battles.

Just when he was about to support Manfrik, a hot beam appeared in front of him, blocking his way.

"Continue to wait here with me for a while..."

"You're looking for death..." Kelland's eyes were full of fierceness at the moment, "Never Moore, save Manfrik, he can't die!"

The only person on the battlefield who can save Manfrik is only one.

Nevin Moore naturally noticed the movement, but he didn't really want to save Manfrik.

Because as long as Manfrik is dead, Kelland can't use force to restrain him, and he can also reawaken the shadow demon attached to the scavenger.

He was also aware of the excellent compatibility between Shadow Demon and Scavenger, and he was a little worried that the tragedy of Gargoyle would befall Shadow Demon again.

The king of scavenger eaters, that was the existence he didn't want to face even in his heyday...

"I will truthfully report the results of this surprise attack, Nevin Moore, you'd better be prepared..." Coland, who was being entangled by the chief judge, said loudly.

Threats, blatant threats, but he, Nevin Moore, has no ability to resist this threat at the moment, unless he is going to turn against Tianhui now and cooperate with the opponent to kill all the scavenger eaters.

Otherwise, if he chooses not to make a move, he will meet the king of all scavenger eaters in the future.

Obviously, there is only one way he can choose now.

Shadows began to condense in his hands, and in the next moment, dazzling brilliance bloomed in the distance.