The Witcher: Son of the Planes.

The wasp leader did not expect the giant acacia tree to fall so quickly. Faced with the inevitable defeat, she did not struggle, but retreated to the rear under the escort of more than 300 wasps. Before retreating, she did not give the goblins in the front an order to retreat.

The fallen acacia tree was not dead. Strictly speaking, its vitality was still strong, and one-third of the depression below was still connected. It had just lost its ability to move.

Although he was still waving branches to resist the approaching minotaur, as the branches continued to break, his resistance became weaker and weaker. After releasing all the spikes on his body, he had to lie down.

Kobe didn't care whether the acacia tree gave up resistance or not. He continued to swing the totem pole, smashing the bark and trunk again and again, until the acacia tree lost consciousness and dug out his heart.

Standing on the fallen acacia tree, looking at the Goblin front that was about to collapse not far behind, Kobe did not continue to take action. He decided to leave the rest of the war to the slave cannon fodder and the Chilan warriors. His mission was accomplished.

After the goblins discovered that the giant acacia tree behind them had fallen and the wasps had retreated, they were completely panicked and had no courage to resist. With the patriarch Draenei fleeing first, the goblin clan was quickly defeated and scrambled to flee to the rear. In the process of fleeing, they knew how to seek benefits and avoid harm. They did not attack the dozens of Tauren beside the giant tree, but went around them and continued to flee.

Kobe had no intention of continuing the attack, but his tribesmen didn't think so. Since they were hired, they naturally needed to make some contributions. They waved totem poles, and every time they went over, they would kill two or three goblins.

The slave cannon fodder and Chilan warriors behind kept chasing these goblins. Some of the smarter goblins knew they couldn't run away, so they knelt on the ground, hoping to escape.

The Chilan warriors, who were slaves themselves, understood the significance of the goblins kneeling, so they did not continue to kill the kneeling goblins. But the slave cannon fodder did not care about that. Although the goblins did not taste very good, since they could have a big meal, why would they care whether you surrender or not?

Kneeling down and not resisting, isn't that just right? It saves me the trouble of killing you, and maybe eating you alive would taste better.

Colin, who was riding Charles from behind, was speechless when he saw the chaotic scene below. Fortunately, they had won, and he didn't want to blame these slave cannon fodders too much. However, this was all money, and it would be bad if it was all eaten up.

Under Colin's control, the slave cannon fodder also stopped eating and started hunting down the goblins with the Chilan warriors.

Two hours later, the pursuit was over. Except for more than 3000 wasps and less than goblins who escaped, the rest were either killed in battle or captured. Colin and his men achieved a glorious victory.

After the incident, statistics showed that more than 3000 slave cannon fodder were killed, more than 1000 Chilan warriors were killed, and a quasi-level minotaur was seriously injured by a branch piercing his abdomen. There were no other losses.

On the other hand, the other side lost a giant acacia tree, more than 700 Kanin wasps, more than 2 goblins were killed and eaten, and more than 5 goblins were captured.

After using the spell of knowing languages, Colin learned from the goblin that the nearby goblin race was the largest race. Different from what Lina and the others originally knew, the ruler of this plane was the giant acacia tree, the backbone was the Kanin wasp, and the goblins were just a group of losers, not the rulers of the plane as Lina and the others believed.

Colin, who learned the true situation of the Acacia plane, did not dare to delay and immediately contacted Teacher Lina to inform her of the situation he had.

Lina had already known the news from Derek's knights. After listening to Colin's report, she asked Colin to lead the troops to escort the goblins back to the base.

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Ten days later, Colin brought everyone back to the wizard base in the southeast. The construction of the base had been basically completed, and the two towering wizard towers, one large and one small, were the biggest guarantee of safety.

After handing over the command of the slave cannon fodder and Chilan warriors, he rushed to the high wizard tower in the center of the base without having time to look for his two women.

Unexpectedly, he met Connie and Edith in Teacher Lina's reception room, but Colin greeted his teacher first and reported the results and damage of the battle in detail.

"Well, it seems that you have grown up very fast. As a commander of a unit, you should focus on the overall situation. You can't just focus on attacking others. You should arrange tactics reasonably. Winning the war is what you should prioritize."

"Yes, sir, I will."

"Well, now that you're back, go back and rest for a few days. In a few days, I'll gather everyone together to discuss the next direction of operations. As for you two, I'll give you a few days off as well. Go ahead." Lina, who was halfway through talking to Colin, turned around and spoke to Edith and Connie.

Colin and the other two left Lina's room and returned to the sixth floor of the wizard tower where they were assigned. The entire sixth floor was allocated to the three of them and would belong to them until they conquered the acacia plane.

"Is this battle dangerous?" Edith asked with concern as soon as they returned to their room.

"It's not bad. We didn't encounter any level 1 creatures from the other side. We only destroyed a small city and a few towns, which is just a lowest level tribe."

"Well, several teams that fought in the past few days have returned one after another. Master Lina, Master Ron and Lord Derek have been discussing it for several days." Connie also said.

"Yes, I just found out that our understanding is very different. The rulers of this plane are not goblins as we thought before, but the acacia giant tree clan. They also have second-level creatures. Their clan leader is also the guardian of the plane. It seems that it is not so easy to take them down."

"What do you mean? Are there several level 2 creatures?" Edith asked.

"Perhaps that's the only one we know of so far. However, the acacia tree is extremely huge. The one we wiped out a few days ago was because Kobe was at level one and the other was at quasi-level. The difference in levels between the two made the killing process look easy."

"We have three Level 2 professionals. How can we not win?"

"Winning is inevitable, but we have to weigh the cost. If anyone gets hurt, it won't be worth it. The original plan was for a crushing victory."

"Well, it's getting late. Teacher Lina will make a new battle plan in a few days. Let's just fight our battle."

"Hmm... Huh, Connie, don't just stand there and watch. Let's sisters go together and let him have a taste of our power."

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