The Witcher: Son of the Planes.

The attack and defense on the third day was extremely brutal. All the wizards who stayed behind in the wizard base on the third floor of the underground world were heroes, at least that was the view of Colin and the others. The wizard Fanchester who had received him chose to stay.

Colin and the others knew their ending without having to watch. Even though they were far away, they could still feel the violent vibration coming from the wizard base, which was the power fluctuation of the self-detonation.

Colin and his companions caught up with Hathaway three days after they left the wizard base. Hathaway had arranged for those slave creatures that could not be taken away to stay here, on a slightly higher hill.

She built a defensive position here. First, all the slave creatures that could not be taken away were left here. Second, it was a temporary resettlement and resting point for those scattered small groups of wizards. However, it was not clear how many days this place could exist under the full-scale attack of the Burning Legion.

"How many more waves of people can we take away?" Colin asked Hathaway.

According to the time calculation, they can only go back and forth once and then cannot come back. If they come back again, they will encounter the vanguard of the Burning Legion. Once entangled, the airship will be destroyed.

"Well, we have to do our best and leave the rest to fate. If these slave creatures don't die here, they will die on the second floor. Only a few can survive to the end. They have done their best for the wizarding world."

It's not that Colin is cold-blooded. The wizards who are used to enslaving the natives of various dimensions have long viewed this kind of thing very calmly. In their words, the lives of the slave creatures are not as valuable as the airship.

Conrad had already led his slave army to meet Edith and the others. Hathaway was going to leave with Colin and the others on the last round-trip airship.

During this period, there are about five or six days left, so during this period, they still need to defend this simple resettlement point for a period of time.

Some of the small demon forces that had rushed over from the wizard base in the early stage were still harassing the small wizard groups from time to time. Although they could not guarantee that all the dynamics of the third-floor wizard base would be informed to these small wizard groups, the phenomenon of the large reinforcement force returning still reminded them.

The third underground floor was about to be lost. Although they came here with great enthusiasm, they still had to consider the actual situation in the face of reality, so they began to return to the second floor.

It’s better if you have transportation, but if you don’t, it will be a fierce battle if you encounter those small groups of demon troops.

In just five days, Colin encountered no less than a dozen demon squads and also took in more than thirty small groups of wizards.

They were very grateful for the temporary resettlement point set up by Wizard Colin and others. If they relied on themselves, it would be really difficult for them to leave the third floor with a small number of troops.

There are more than thirty small groups, with nearly two hundred people. In order to leave more seeds for the wizarding world, Colin can only throw down more than two hundred slave creatures again. Their lives are worthless.

When the last wave of airships arrived at this temporary settlement, Colin and his team quickly organized everyone to board the ships, and everyone was on board in less than half a day.

Colin did not lie to the slave creatures who stayed behind. Colin promised them that he would take care of their plane in the future, and also promised that they only needed to hold on for three days before they could evacuate on their own.

That being said, within two days, a large number of the Burning Legion will pass through here, and it is hard to believe that these slave creatures can hold out for two days.

After Colin finally boarded the ship, a large group of airships flew towards the second level of the underground world.

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The ruins of the third-floor wizard base in the underground world

"Lord Magros, the battle at the front is going smoothly. The frontline legion has arrived near the passage between the third and second floors, and the main force has almost traveled more than half of the journey. It won't be long before you arrive in person." Gregory, the Dragon King of the Abyss, reported.

"Well, we have to use speed to defeat slow. We can't give the enemy a chance to prepare. If they gather the entire plane and those servant armies to fight us, no matter how many soldiers of the Burning Legion we have, it won't be enough. We must be fast and rush to the surface world as soon as possible." Magros said.

"You are so far-sighted, sir. If we had your drive, we would have reached the surface world long ago." The Barro Flame Demon King, Carlos, also complimented.

"You are just too cowardly. When have the Abyss Demons ever been afraid? The wizards in the underground world only have more bunkers (wizard towers). Without these things, how long can they last? You have been here for so long, I think you have been assimilated and have long forgotten the glory of the Abyss plane."

"Yes, Lord Magros, you are right. We will definitely perform well." The two said in unison.

The Burning Legion leader, Magros, is a level six warrior, while the two of them are only level four. The level gap is too big. Unless it is a special situation, they have no chance to serve in front of Lord Magros.

"Alright, stop shooting. Be more careful next time and don't let the other party have too many opportunities to self-destruct. The losses in the last day are greater than those in the previous ten days."

"Sir, are you going to stay here for a while longer, or?"

"There's nothing to see here. Let's collect the remaining materials from the bunker (the wizard tower). We should study this thing sometime to see if there's anything we can learn from it."

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"Let's fight them." The slave creatures in the resettlement site had no way to escape. The only way they could rush out was to have a chance of survival.

They have been holding out here for three days. According to Wizard Colin's orders, they have lost their freedom since the day they became slaves. Even if they die, they must die according to their master's orders.

Colin thought they could not hold out for three days, but unexpectedly they were lucky. It was not that the Burning Legion did not see them, but was eager to reach the passages between the second and third floors, leaving only a detachment to deal with them.

The squad seems to have a large number of people, but compared with the entire Burning Legion, the pressure is much smaller. At least for these slave creatures, the chances of survival are much greater.

They had resisted hard for three days and had completed the orders of their master Colin. Now they had to live for themselves. As long as they rushed out and dispersed, they would always have a chance to survive.

The Burning Legion squad doesn't care about all this, their mission is to destroy all organized groups. If it is a single wizard or a small group, there will naturally be smaller squads to deal with them, and there is no need for their squad at all.

But if you build such a settlement point (temporary base) here, it will also be a threat to the small Burning Legion detachment, so you must be defeated.

It's not that there are no strong ones among the slave creatures, but because of the relationship of being enslaved, they seem not that important. Now that they are completely released, they are like wild horses that have broken free from their reins, like tigers rushing down the mountains, and they are running wildly on the wildness of the third level.

This is a fight for life. Once there is a chance to leave, they will immediately turn into individuals or small groups of three or five and move away from the Burning Legion. As for how many can survive in the end, it really depends on fate.