fallen devil

Chapter 63 No.60 Undercurrent Surges in Act Three
"The number of zombies is 125, and the number of fallen devils is 92. Recently, two fallen devil wizards have joined the team, with levels of Lv3 and lv2 respectively."

After counting the number of monsters, Iwamoto whispered to Tang Ze, "My three ravens have sensed the breath of other ravens, and the druids in Rogue Camp have probably acted."

Then he added: "You can rest assured that no crow can spy on your whereabouts."

This is the self-confidence of a hero-level druid. He knows a lot about the detection methods of the Rogue camp, and he has countermeasures.

Then count the Lv8 [Fallen Female Gunner], the Lv8 [Sinking Witch], and the three Lv10 [Huge Beasts].Two Lv10 [Fallen Female Archer], one Lv16 [Crippled Monster], and one Lv14 dark gold monster [Star Swift Razor], the current combat power is already very impressive.

But it was still very difficult to deal with the professional team in Rogue Camp.

"There are at least fifteen hero-level professionals in the Rogue camp, and there are also several professionals with a level of Lv20. The most troublesome one is the necromancer."

Yan Bentian's expression was solemn, and he said in a deep voice: "The chances of winning a frontal battle are too small. Only by launching an attack, grabbing ahead of the professionals, and taking the lives of key professionals, can we further expand the battle situation and win."

Tang Ze nodded, he understood Iwamoto's plan.

If both sides were given enough room to play, it would undoubtedly be his side that failed.

The only way to win is to take the risk and launch a thunder strike to kill a small number of hero-level professionals.

"Camp Rogue doesn't know that you have such a powerful demon follower."

Iwamoto swept away the many monsters in the exaggerated lineup, and continued: "Why don't you let me open up the situation, disrupt the battle situation, and you can manipulate the followers to swarm up."

Turning a regular battle into a melee is the first step in a surprise attack, but it needs a team that opens up the situation, or someone.

"You are not suitable, the zombie team still needs you to command."

Tang Ze shook his head. Taking on this task requires extremely strong strength and a strong physique. If he has a higher-level [Huge Beast], it is a good choice.

"I'll just open the situation."

Tang Ze said lightly, "This time, I will smash that necromancer into a pulp with my own hands."

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The sun is shining, the footsteps are light, and the dignified breath spreads on the green field.

A hundred elite Rogues were at the outermost edge of the team, spreading out and then gathering together, investigating the situation in the green field with their excellent eyesight.

Hundreds of professionals formed a majestic team, including assassins, paladins, barbarians, Amazons, and countless face decorations. They gradually approached the west side of the bloody wasteland, and the light was reflected by the armor, giving off a misty halo.

There is also a team composed of druid summoned beasts and bone warriors and bone mages following on both sides, and the fire of the soul flickers slightly.

"Take a break. Assassin professionals cooperate with Rogue to investigate the surrounding situation. If you encounter any remaining monsters, wipe them out immediately. Remember to act within the vision of the druid's raven."

Necromancer Hof looked up at the scorching sun, and quickly gave an order, then found a big rock and sat down, "We're almost there."

After about half a minute, several druids passed through the crowd and walked up to Hof with solemn expressions.

"The Raven was attacked?"

Before they could speak, the short black-haired female mage on the side said coldly.

"···yes."

The druids looked at each other and smiled bitterly, "In terms of understanding the skill of summoning crows, Mr. Iwamoto is indeed..."

"Call it the Fallen, no one wants to hear the name Iwamoto Ten again."

The short black-haired female mage shook her head, her eyes flicked with undisguised pity, "Iwamoto was a hero-level druid, and died after leaving the camp without authorization, that's all."

The few druids who still respected their predecessors were silent for a while.

"He can only summon three ravens, and the distance between each raven will not exceed 200 meters."

Among the many hero-level professionals, the only Rogue leader, Matigal, looked calm, ignored the worried eyes of the paladin Sydm, and continued: "Divide your crows into three waves, each wave has five crows, 400 meters apart. Meters forward, you can roughly figure out the area where the three crows are circling."

"That's where the Fallen are."

As the ex-wife of Ten Iwamoto, Mathigal knows some of her little habits very well.

"it is good."

Several druids looked at each other, nodded, and disappeared into the crowd.

"He's a good brother to me, and I still can't believe he fell so easily into evil."

Paladin Sydm glanced at everyone's different expressions one by one, and said in a deep voice: "The battle in the bloody wasteland was obvious. He was framed by Hannick and controlled by Hitomi Stone Tree with the [Green Devil Curse], so he had no choice but to Fight with Mathigal's Rogue team."

"But if Iwamoto hadn't fought Madigal's team today, the monsters would have already crossed Rogue's team's line of defense."

The fallen druids tried their best to protect them, which may be the last proof of justice.

But all professionals know well that the boundary between light and dark is extremely blurred.

Silence lasted for a while.

"This matter is another matter. The key is to destroy the 'Sinking Lord'."

The unarmored savage interrupted Sydham's speech rudely, shifting the focus of the topic.

"Well, I have a proposal."

Everyone's eyes immediately focused on the source of the sound.

"The existence of the monster leader has an incentive effect on the monster's followers, just like the Fallen Demon wizard and the Fallen Demon. We select a few suitable candidates and directly kill the 'Sinking Lord', which is much more convenient."

"Cowardly monsters will start running away."

The blue-haired paladin Qili raised the dark gold dagger "Reixart's Dirge" in his hand, and offered a sincere suggestion.

Everyone remained silent. In fact, many people acquiesced.

Conventional combat will always bring casualties. In order to reduce this loss, high-level professionals will try to contribute their outstanding abilities.

Although there is some personal heroism, "beheading tactics" is indeed a good choice.

After a brief exchange, Qili's proposal was affirmed by everyone, and the next step was to assign tasks.

"I will stay to ensure that the team will not be broken by monsters."

The short black-haired female mage nodded slightly, then said.

As the highest-level mage in the Rogue camp, she doesn't need to go deep into the monster group with the highly mobile decapitation team, she just needs to protect the team and maintain the balance of the battle.

Andy Tu, the Lv20 necromancer beside him, nodded again and again, and he couldn't make much contribution in this matter.

At this moment, Rogge screamed in the distance, attracting everyone's attention.

Several Rogers hurried over, their faces solemn.

"Long story short."

Mathigal frowned, she said briefly.

"Understood, my lord."

The Rogues nodded and began to explain: "In the westernmost jungle, which is the jungle that Master Hof ordered us to keep an eye on, we found two teams of Fallen Demons, a total of fifteen."

"There is also a leading fallen magician. They seem to have discovered us and quickly hid in the jungle."

As soon as this remark came out, everyone was startled.

Since when did the fallen demon team have such good eyesight?
A calm voice sounded immediately.

"The demons are preparing to retreat, and the raven is hovering above the jungle."

Madigal's eyes flickered, and he spoke slowly amidst everyone's surprised gazes.

(End of this chapter)