Lord of the Nation: Draw Night Elf at the start

It seems that he has lost patience, the offensive of the demon mage has been launched again and again since the morning, and now it is the fifth wave of attacks that the Steel Fang Fortress has repelled today, and the soldiers are already quite tired, even the several echelons of the substitutes are not lightly tired, and the casualties are as many as several hundred.

Even the Night Elves and Hippogriffs were too tired to fight.

Yechenxing, let them go down the city wall to repair, and at the same time called Gretel to the fortress, and by the way, brought a clay golem army of ten people, this army is fully equipped with muskets and steel swords and shields, and they are also wearing standard steel armor, which are taken out of the first warehouse of the experimental field, because they have always been well maintained, and the quality of these weapons and equipment is very good, and even some steel-toothed soldiers frequently look sideways, and their eyes reveal a look of envy.

Although the Steeltooth Tribe can make iron, they have not yet mastered the technology of steelmaking, and the weapons and equipment they use are made of raw and wrought iron, which is somewhat fragile compared to the equipment made of wrought iron.

Let Gretel take the clay golems to the south wall where Uso is located, and Nightstar is not just to help.

Nightstar had already confirmed with Gretel that if the Clay Golem wanted to become a more intelligent Soldier Golem faster, it would need to be implanted with a soul core and let it participate in battle, allowing it to grow on the ever-changing battlefield.

In fact, the previous Clay Soldier Golem was a Clay Golem who had participated in many battles and survived, otherwise, Gretel wanted to use training to make a Clay Soldier Golem promote to Soldier Commander, I don't know how long it would take.

It is precisely because of the lack of real combat that there are only more than twenty clay soldier golems in the experimental field, and there are few of them.

These clay golems that were sent were all soul cores that Grett had sent before, and now all they needed was a baptism of real battle.

The clay captain was also sent, and he took his men to the north wall to help another commander, Bloodfang.

Although there are not many of these guys who use muskets, the suppressive power brought by muskets is easier to deal with these guys with almost no armor than piercing corrugated paper with the tip of a pen, and one shot can even kill two birds with one stone.

Of course, the enemy would not let these threatening musketeers alone, and from time to time some monsters or kobolds were thrown as living stones, a madness that would be tricky even if the Steelfang soldiers were to guard against it.

If you resist hard, you will be stoned to death on the spot if you are unlucky, and if you don't resist hard, when these guys land, you will immediately attack wildly, although some guys may have been too much life absorbed by the demon black mist because they fell too badly, and they only moved for a few seconds before hanging up.

In response to this problem, Nightstar suggested that they could make some sharpened stakes, position them, and attach them to the city walls.

In this way, the threat of the opponent's "living stone throwing" will be minimized, and the archers and operators of heavy weapons who will suppress the enemy's siege forces will be prevented from being affected as much as possible.

I don't know why, the proportion of kobolds in the enemy's attacking forces is increasing, which makes everyone in the Steeltooth tribe very puzzled, because in the North Vanahn woodlands, they have never found kobolds of this size, and even those scattered kobold tribes are far from reaching this number.

Yechen Star had some guesses, because she had found out that there was a guy on the regional channel who was clamoring to destroy herself, and she also claimed to have been appreciated by the demon mage and had obtained many resources for development.

Regarding this, Yechenxing felt that this guy had gone out of the territory for a round outside the safety range, but he was caught, and in order to survive, he provided his troops to the other party as cannon fodder, and he was not ashamed but proud, a typical traitor lackey image.

Yechenxing doesn't care how much cannon fodder this guy can provide to the demon mage, as far as those kobolds who are less than the third order come to deliver food, it's just to provide biomass for the larvae of Yechenxing.

Nightstar cares that the enemy is consciously collecting the corpses of the dead, and the corpses of humanoids such as monsters and goblins that have fallen under the walls are basically dragged away.

This made Yechenxing a little faintly worried, although he didn't know how the demon mage summoned the demon, but he thought that there must be a flesh sacrifice or something, in order to prevent more accidents, Yechenxing told Sinar Charm his thoughts, and the other party also agreed with Yechenxing's idea, and sent someone to inform the steelfang soldiers to prevent the enemy from collecting corpses as much as possible.

Of course, the Steel Tooth Tribe definitely couldn't put these corpses in the Steel Tooth Tribe, so they accepted Yechenxing's proposal and handed over the corpses to the Fallen Star Zerg to deal with.

The corpses were sent to Nightstar's territory through Carlo's portal, where they were devoured by the larvae that hatched in the territory.

Now the main nest is mainly hatching larvae, and then letting the hatched larvae devour the corpse to evolve can have a more cost-effective effect than directly consuming Yi Tiles to hatch other Fallen Star Zergs, and Yechen Star even took out a Yi tile and secretly photographed a sub-base of the Fallen Star Zerg on the side of the demon mage.

Since the Fallen Star Zerg is not essentially a liege initial unit assigned by the official system, the Fallen Star Zerg building must not be built in the territory like other lord buildings, and there is no restriction.

As long as Nightstar wanted to, she could even shoot the Fallen Star Zerg's hatching nests and defenses throughout the North Vanahn Woodlands, though it wasn't necessary.

As the horn of the enemy's retreat sounded, and the sun gradually set into the embrace of the mountains, it seemed that the demon mage had finally stopped attacking, and it seemed that those crazy creatures also needed to rest.