The Witcher: Son of the Planes.

With several second-level professionals not killed, the siege of the Maraudin tribe and its allied tribes lasted a whole day before it came to an end.

Except for a small number of centaurs captured at the end, and the centaurs from other tribes who were chased and captured in the early stages, the overall casualty ratio reached 5:3. Even though they were outnumbered, the battle was still so unsuccessful. It has to be said that the centaurs are indeed a powerful race.

Emily's opponent finally fell, but unfortunately she didn't kill him alone, but was killed by her teammates together. Fortunately, Emily did not gain nothing. After two days of fighting, the Centaur still served as a sparring partner for Emily.

About half of the Centaurs escaped, totaling more than 400,000. They did not stop along the way and ran all the way to the green grassland.

The news of Maraudy's defeat spread like the wind to all the tribes along the way. The Mawaha tribe, who had originally wanted to keep the secret, had to give up. However, it did not have much impact on the allies of their tribe. The only regret was that his idea of ​​leading the allied forces to defeat the aliens alone was shattered.

He was not necessarily in a good position to win the defeat of the Marodi tribe, which was of similar strength to his. Although there were reasons for the defeat, mainly due to the numerical disadvantage of the second-level professionals, the fierce army of the other side and the slave creatures that were found from nowhere left a deep impression on the sentinels of the tribe, and they reported all of this to him when they came back.

Since he had given up the idea of ​​repelling the aliens first, Mawaha no longer had any other thoughts and could only leave it for later. Fortunately, he had eliminated a competitor in advance. Now he was just waiting for his own tribe to gather. After everyone gathered, they would naturally gather under the command of Omar, the guardian of the plane.

At about the same time as Marwaha received the news, Omar also learned about the death and defeat of his general Marodi. As the guardian of the plane, he still had his channels. He was very sorry about the death of his subordinate. He originally wanted to see Marwaha, but who would have thought that his life would end on the Gobi battlefield.

However, in addition to regret, there was also a deep sense of frustration. He originally thought that his rule should be deeply rooted in the hearts of the Centaurs, but one of his trusted subordinates actually did something big and gathered nearly one million people under his command to attack alien races privately.

What does this show? It shows that no matter how nicely they say things, they are no longer obedient. They have all turned against him. Even Mawaha, whom he trusts the most, is like this. How can those second-level tribal chiefs stay quiet?

Fortunately, those foreigners did me a big favor and made them realize my own strength. Without me, Omar, you can’t do anything.

The mobilization order for war is still continuing, and the Centaur tribes that are arriving one after another are still on the way. Although the aliens have helped him defeat some tribes with ulterior motives, he does not want the Centaur tribes to suffer heavy losses, and still hopes to gather people to defeat the other side and continue to maintain his rule.

Omar was not in a hurry. He just sent out more scouts to keep an eye on the dynamics of the entire plane. It would take some time before he could send troops to conquer the alien race, and he had to achieve success in one go.

Omar's idea was simple and pure. He just wanted to gather as many people as possible at one time to defeat these aliens.

On Oscar's side, a few days after cleaning up the mess, Colin and Don Quixote finally returned. After listening to Colin's report, Ocas discussed with four second-level professionals and decided to set off immediately to the Chile Plateau.

It took more than ten days to build the military camp, and only three days to dismantle it. After Oscar's order was issued, everyone started to move, preparing to rush to the Chile Plateau as soon as possible to build a permanent base.

Along the way, the military leaders also sent a large number of cavalry to keep an eye on the movements of the Centaurs. Although they were not afraid of the Centaurs' sneak attacks, no one wanted to bear unnecessary losses, so it was better to be cautious during the march.

In addition to the troops brought by Oscar and his men, the biggest gain in the Gobi Desert battlefield was the tens of thousands of captured Centaur slaves. Yes, they had become slaves the moment they were captured.

As the first first-level professional to be captured, Magg was treated quite well, at least his personal freedom was not restricted. However, when he saw the tens of thousands of Centaurs, including many first-level professionals of the same level as him, he couldn't help but feel sad and angry, but this feeling came and went quickly.

He couldn't guarantee whether these strange aliens would be aware of his mentality. If they were discovered, it would be too worthless to die because of this.

Deep down in his heart, he still hoped that Lord Guardian Omar could lead the army to completely defeat these aliens, but so many days had passed, and the only attack had resulted in the death of Maraudee, tens of thousands of captured Centaurs, and hundreds of thousands of Centaurs being killed.

No one was interested in Magg's little thoughts, especially Oscar and others who had just won a victory. However, they were also quite anxious because the Chile Plateau was a little far away. Although the airship could take away most people, the safety of those left behind was hard to say.

Colin was quite concerned about Emily's first battle. He had been away all these years and had very little time with his family. The fact that Emily could lead the team here this time showed that Marcus also recognized Emily's strength, but it was just that she lacked practical experience.

After Colin and his team set out, Omar's scouts quickly returned with a report. Omar quickly understood the movements of these aliens and realized that they were probably trying to move to the Chile Plateau, which was indeed not conducive to the Centaurs' attack.

Omar wanted to stop those aliens, but when he thought that nearly half of the Centaur tribe had not arrived yet, he gave up the idea. However, he could not let those aliens have an easy time, so he arranged for some tribes that had arrived at the Green Grassland to send elite troops to harass those aliens.

Colin's mission was very similar to the previous ones, but this time he did not go with Old Tang. Instead, he was responsible for the outer patrol of an area alone. In the first ten days, there were only a few scattered centaurs, and Colin had no desire to do anything. He already had the specimens to collect, and they were not too advanced, so he thought they took up too much space.

But this situation only lasted for twenty days before it changed. During his patrol, Colin discovered many small groups of Centaurs from afar, following their army from a distance, neither getting close nor moving away. If they encountered cavalry, they would retreat, and when the cavalry returned, they would come again, repeating this process all the way.