Warlord: King of All Clans

On the other side of the field were the One-horned Boar Knights of Xix.

Five hundred huge boars wearing heavy bronze or cast iron armor formed a huge herd. Even when they marched slowly, they still had an awe-inspiring momentum, and were not inferior to five hundred heavily armored cavalry.

These giant pigs have an amazing carrying capacity. In addition to armor, weapons, and the Kobolds, they also carry packages of varying sizes, and can carry almost all of the Kobolds' military rations.

They themselves don't need food at all. All they need to do is unload their armor and baggage in the evening and release them into the mountains. They will be full before the Boar Riders fall asleep.

The only drawback is that it caused great damage to the ecology along the way. Basically, the five hundred giant pigs dug their way through, and except for large trees, other plants, crops and animals were basically unable to escape the pigs' mouths.

These hogs are the creatures in the River Bend whose food intake is second only to the ogres. Given the current size of the Gnoll Tribe, they can only raise so many.

Behind them is the troll army of Aesir.

All the elite alien tribes of the River Bend went out for this expedition. Xix's Boar Knights even brought out two hundred reserves, and the troll regiment "Shadow Hunters" formed by Asa also sent out all their members.

In the past few years, Asa has won over and conquered all the trolls who migrated from the north in the troll city-state in the Gravel Hills, totaling sixty tribes with a total population of more than ten thousand.

The twenty-four largest clans, including her, formed the "Congress of the Twenty-Four Chiefs".

And Asa was also hailed as the new Troll King, and she recruited the strongest troll warriors from all the clans to form her personal guard.

One thousand trolls, all elite troll headhunters.

Among them, three hundred trolls were equipped with River Bend's heavy grenades in addition to the traditional ox horn longbows, hunting spears, and headhunting javelins.

The new troll clan chief, Kedosha, also followed in the team with two companions.

Their clan was very small, with only about a hundred people, and only a few had the title of headhunter. In the past, he was the only one who enlisted to fight, but this time there were two more clansmen.

Unlike other trolls, Kedosha carries a flintlock rifle from the River Bay on his back and an ammunition bag on his waist.

All the trolls marched on foot, except for the Aesir who was in the front, riding on a warg.

This is the mount she trained herself. It has only grown up this year and is now able to carry her on marches and battles.

Trolls have no tradition of beast taming, so the young beasts they capture can rarely become mounts and can at most be raised as hunting partners.

Wolf packs are not qualified riding mounts. Not only do they consume an astonishing amount of meat, but their ability to carry and run is also not as good as that of war horses.

The wolf-taming clans of the orcs need to train their wolves from a young age so that they can carry two to three hundred pounds of orc warriors over mountains and hills when they grow up.

Asa was able to control this ferocious beast because he was promoted to the middle level, became stronger, and learned many skills from the atrium.

Compared to the heavy orc warriors, Asa seemed much lighter.

The warg, which looked like a northern warhorse, looked very small when walking beside Sheeks.

The unicorn pig under Six's feet has completely grown into a giant rhinoceros, with a shoulder height of more than two meters. A rope ladder is needed to climb onto the pig's back.

At this time, sitting on the spacious pig's back were Hicks and Snell.

After Strong's pleading, Six finally got Olivia's permission and had the opportunity to rejoin the war.

But Olivia was still afraid that the naughty child would die on the battlefield, so she begged the elves Totos and Snell to join the war and help take care of her adopted daughter.

Snell, the snail elf, put on his snail shell again, stood on the pig's back and looked around. Looking at the army behind him, he raised his hands happily, "I'm going to fight! I'm the worst elf!"

And Totos, the turtle elf, followed the giant pig, chasing it closely and angrily.

Because the saddle of the unicorn boar could not accommodate the three of them, and Totos, who was a stickler for details, was unwilling to ride other unicorn boars, he agreed with Snell that each of them would ride for half an hour.

The elf's magical calculation ability allowed Totos to read the time silently to the second. After half an hour, Totos immediately shouted: "It's my turn! It's my turn!"

Snell reluctantly jumped off the pig's back, while Totos climbed up happily, and immediately all his anger disappeared and he regained his spirits.

But when he turned his head, he saw Snell quickly climbed onto the back of another unicorn boar and continued to look around.

Toto suddenly felt that it was no longer fun.

Soon, Strong's alien army and Roman's musket army all arrived outside the city walls of Weidanlan.

Romon finally managed to settle the 6,000-man musketeer corps. He was already sweating profusely and had to take off his helmet to cool down.

Being a commander and leading troops to fight requires very strong experience and ability. It was the first time for Romon to command a full-strength army, and the marching alone kept him busy.

The high-ranking knight Godwin beside him was very optimistic about the young man and comforted him, "You are leading a legion so well in your first time, which is already very outstanding. I was not as good as you when I was young. You only lack experience now."

Romon replied gratefully: "Thank you for the compliment, Great Knight. I am not as strong as you."

He and Strong divided their troops into two groups and when they met again, they discovered that the alien army, which was ten times more difficult to manage, was even more orderly than his musket army.

Although half of the Musketeers are new recruits, they are also new recruits from the River Bend and can replace the veterans recruited from other earls.

Those who were able to be pulled out to fight were either conscripts who had followed the knights to fight in previous years, or skilled laborers who had been trained on the construction site for two years and had received new-style military training in Hewan during the slack farming season.

What do the aliens have? The Hewan aliens are still aliens. They fight in a swarm, and they are a strong army if they don't get lost while marching.

If the leader says something harsh, someone will jump out and challenge him to an honor duel.

Roman racked his brains but couldn't figure out how Strong managed to manage such a messy team so well.

Godwin was also puzzled by Strong, the minotaur who defied common sense, and shook his head and said, "You can't compare with him, he is an anomaly."

After a night's rest, the generals of the two legions gathered together outside the city and lined up to look at the walls of Weidanlan City.

This is a city of about the same size as Isenbol, with an outer wall nine meters high. In addition to the gate tower, there are also some arrow towers and platforms for placing crossbows and catapults.

After receiving the news of the invasion of the River Bend Legion, the lord of Vidanlan City urgently summoned the nearby knight lords, gathered two thousand armored soldiers and three thousand militiamen, prepared to defend the city to the death, and wait for the return of Count Fontenay.

At the instruction of the city lord, the knights of Weidanlan City shouted day and night in the streets of the city: "The firearms of the river bay are the power of the devil. If you are killed by firearms, your soul will fall into the devil world and suffer the pain of eternal burning flames!"

"The aliens in the river bay are all cannibalistic demons. They eat anyone they see. Once the city falls, everyone will be turned into jerky!"

The citizens, who had already been brainwashed by the fire ban movement, were further terrified by the knights' propaganda and all walked out of their houses to participate in the city defense.