The Witcher: Son of the Planes

Colin's night patrol mission is actually very simple. Each area has a specific garrison in charge. Colin and his team are responsible for a small section at the edge of the downstream.

The captain that Colin followed was not known in Cambrian City before, but he slowly got to know him on the road. Because Colin was added temporarily, the captain took good care of him and gave Colin some work that others did not do.

Fortunately, Colin had no complaints. He killed two or three invaders on the opposite side on the battlefield the day before yesterday. This was like the brightest star in the night sky in the small group of Cambrian City Guards, especially in the team he belonged to.

If he had not been a little suspicious of him, the commander of the Cambrian City Guards would have promoted him to the level of team leader immediately.

Others in the team also looked up to Colin. Just like this time's replacement, in the past, they would just tell Colin and it would be over. Why did they find the captain to tell you in person? They really think highly of you.

Strength is everything in the military camp. Colin's performance "conquered" the entire team.

As for his subordinates, the captain certainly hopes that they are all like Colin, who can not only kill more enemies, but also be "reliable" at critical moments. If you don't have the strength, you can rely on him for nothing, and you don't want to rely on him.

The captain led Colin and a few others to patrol along the river. He didn't think that the invaders would come to attack at night, but the regular patrol must be carried out to make it look so formal.

In the second half of the night, the captain was a little sleepy. Looking at the four men under him (including Colin), only Colin was in a better state. The other three were yawning. He wanted to boost everyone's spirits, but he didn't care and just made do with one night.

Colin said at the right time, "Captain, if everyone is tired, just rest here, I will go around, I can't embarrass our team, captain, take care of me tomorrow."

Seeing that Colin was so sensible, the captain couldn't object, so he and his three brothers rested on the side, and finally told Colin that he must call them to replace him if he was tired.

As a result, before Colin walked out ten meters, he heard four loud snoring sounds.

"Hey, ordinary sergeants are not reliable in such occasions. Without extraordinary professionals present, if the other side really sends people to attack, it will definitely cause considerable results." Colin did not wake them up. He was still waiting for the other side to come and put on a good show.

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The task of "night attack" was handed over to William. It was originally a show, and he just needed to cooperate with his uncle to make meritorious deeds, so William was reluctant to bring those centaurs, but brought a bunch of miscellaneous slave legions, but did not let down the number of people.

After all, it was a night attack. You brought dozens of them over, isn't it just for fun? In the quiet night, although William had tried his best to restrain himself, the slave creature legion inevitably made some loud noises.

Fortunately, the night before, it was the same. The natives of the Aesiriya plane on the other side did not care, but some responsible patrol officers were more cautious.

William led 5,000 slave creatures to cross the river from the lowest reaches of the Satus River. The noise was even louder, and the sound of wading was endless. Although it was night, Colin could still see clearly that William was the leader.

He did not meet William, but conveyed a message to William from a distance. The content of the message was the specific information of the Cambrian City Guard garrison.

Then, Colin pretended to be in a hurry and ran towards the resting place of the captain and the other four. He ran all the way and shouted: "Enemy attack, enemy attack!"

The four captains who were sleeping soundly were awakened by Colin's shouting. Colin hurriedly pulled the captain who seemed to be awake and ran all the way. He had "no care" about the remaining three team members.

The remaining three people had just woken up from a deep sleep, and before they understood what was going on, they saw Colin running all the way to the garrison with the captain, shouting something about enemy attack.

Several people staggered and wanted to catch up to ask Colin what happened, but it was too late. They found that a large number of invaders had come to them, less than a hundred meters away.

Several people woke up instantly and began to run to the camp in a panic, but how could the leader William let these three people go? Letting Colin and the captain go was useful, but these three natives were worthless and were nailed to the ground by three consecutive arrows shot by William.

When the captain was dragged by Colin to run away, he gradually woke up. He and Colin had only run less than a hundred meters when they heard three screams behind them. He knew that his three subordinates were finished.

While he was running with Colin, he did not forget to look back. A large group of various invaders, like the enemies on the battlefield during the day, seemed to be really coming for a night attack.

He wished he could grow two more legs under his feet. He always felt that the other party was going to catch up with him and Colin.

Although he was out of breath and felt that he would not be able to run any more in the next second, Colin always had a way to pull him forward. When he felt that he was about to run to death, he finally arrived at the garrison.

Colin's loud shouting along the way finally attracted the attention of the garrison commander, Tynek. When Colin and the captain were brought to Tynek, he had already issued an order for the entire army to be on alert.

Unfortunately, the distance between William and Colin was not far. When Tynek gave the order, William and his men also rushed over.

The war inevitably broke out. Tynek let Colin and the captain rest for a while, and then led his men to rush up.

As a first-level champion knight, Tynek was also proud. He was not afraid of the invading knight on the opposite side. When he found William, he immediately went to meet him.

The two fought back and forth, but the situation of their subordinates was different. The indigenous army, which had just woken up, faced the hungry slave army without any pre-prepared fortifications and props. The result was imaginable.

Fortunately, there was an army from other brother cities near the station of the Cambrian City Guard, which belonged to the same sequence of the Kingdom of Dia. The shouting and killing at night was particularly obvious. After discovering the dynamics here, the stationed army was also urgently dispatched to support.

William didn't really want to launch any night attack. He came to cooperate with his uncle Colin to play a play. When he felt it was about the same, he was ready to evacuate. As for the slave creatures that were left behind, he didn't care at all. He could go back as many as he could, and it didn't matter if they all died.

After ordering some slave creatures to suicidal siege Tynek, Tynek also felt a little tricky. He didn't expect these invaders to take their lives seriously at all. (He still hasn't figured out the difference in status between slave creatures and people in the wizard world)

When he chose to retreat, the intruder knight actually escaped, how hateful!

Afterwards, with the support of friendly forces, Tynke finally killed all the intruders. He wanted to capture a few prisoners, but seeing the "inhuman" appearance of these slave creatures, he was a little scared and didn't hold back.

In addition, it was night again, and the subordinates had no chance to keep any prisoners due to the "crazy" mentality after the fear.

It was precisely because of the fearless fighting of these slave creatures that Knight William was able to safely retreat to the other side with the remaining more than a thousand slave creatures.