The Witcher: Son of the Planes

Although the defeat of a small area on Colin's side did not cause any serious consequences, the high-level indigenous people of the plane also saw the impact here.

Soon, the opponent's reinforcements arrived and directly blocked the process of the centaurs' abuse.

Colin did not indulge the opponent. Taking advantage of the opportunity that the fallen demon could still fire a spell, he once again issued an order to concentrate fire.

The opponent may also be paying attention to Colin at any time. In addition to the sharp arrows shot by the red orchid warriors, these fireballs are the focus of attention.

As soon as the fallen demon began to cast a spell, the opponent noticed it.

Soon, many spellcasters in the opponent's army also took action, but it was not an offensive spell, but a dazzling white light appeared, and then dispersed and cast on every soldier.

When the fireball hit the soldiers, the results were different from the previous two times. This time, only a very small number of hundreds of soldiers were burned, and even fewer were burned to death. Most of the soldiers were actually intact.

While Colin was still wondering what kind of defensive spell the other party had cast, he saw an "acquaintance" on the opposite side, the Holy Knight Artorius.

Colin's eyes narrowed involuntarily. Oh my goodness, it turned out to be you. It seems that this reinforcement force is also from the Kingdom of Gillia.

I was just saying where to seek revenge on you. Since you are here, there is no need to leave.

While handing over the command to Edith and others, commanding the Fallen Demons to retreat, the Centaurs to launch a concentrated charge, and the Chilan warriors to focus their fire on the area where the other party's personnel are concentrated. While riding Charles, he rushed towards Artorius.

Not only did Colin see Artorius, but Artorius also saw Colin. Oh my goodness, you are not dead yet? I thought you were annihilated in the elemental barrier, but I didn't expect that you could escape?

Since you escaped last time, you must make up for it this time.

It seemed that the two people in the fateful duel attacked each other at the same time.

The area here was originally remote, and there were no level 3 warriors around. The attacks of two level 2 warriors, even if both sides were holding back, still caused some damage to the army below.

Colin and Artorius could not help but gradually fly away from the battlefield and find an unmanned area to fight again.

When in the Kingdom of Gillia, Colin had fought against Artorius and Minas, and he was not much behind in a one-on-two battle.

This time, Colin was even less worried, and he started with a few dimensional slashes.

This witchcraft was not used by Colin last time. Artorius didn't pay attention at first, but he still fell into Colin's trap, and inevitably had several more scars on his body.

But this was just an appetizer. After the familiar quagmire and five peaks came, Artorius calmed down.

Yes, last time it was a one-on-two battle, and he didn't get any good results. This time it was a one-on-one battle, was he a little careless?

But the knight's belief is to be fearless. No matter how powerful the enemy is, Artorius can't "frighten" him. He had no choice but to bite the bullet and launch his only long-range attack spell, Holy Light, at Colin.

Artorius had used this spell last time, and Colin had already known it, so he didn't slack off in the gap between attacks, but cast a body shield for himself early.

The collision between light spells and earth magic did not cause much waves. Although the attack power of this spell was also good, it was still perfectly blocked.

After this spell was blocked by Colin, Artorius had no chance to play anything else, because the Five Peaks Pressure Magic had already acted on him.

Artorius had some difficulty in maintaining the flying state. He cast the Holy Light again, but this time he didn't attack Colin, but cast the spell on himself.

With the blessing of the Holy Light, Artorius seemed to have no trouble carrying the Five Peaks, and he could move freely? And it's not just that. Under the influence of the witchcraft of the quagmire and the pressure of the five peaks, he ran towards Colin at a fast speed.

Hey, the holy light has this effect? ​​Colin also learned a lot, and found that he still had too little knowledge.

But since your speed has been restricted, you can't get out easily.

The effect of the quagmire is constantly fading, but Colin is not too worried. In addition to replenishing this witchcraft in time, he also began to cast a series of ground spikes on the way forward for Artorius.

The sharp ground spikes that protruded from time to time constantly interfered with Artorius's progress. Artorius wanted to ignore these level one or even level one spells, but he could only think about it. If he ignored them, it would inevitably cause scars.

If the small injuries accumulated too much, it would also affect Artorius's state.

Originally, he was inconvenient to move. Although the blessing of the holy light seemed to increase his speed, it was still significantly different from the normal speed.

As Colin calmly cast spells, the wounds on Artorius' body continued to emerge, and he had to waste more "energy" to cast healing spells.

Although he saw that Artorius's condition was getting worse and the healing spells were gradually unable to keep up with the number of injured parts, Colin still failed to defeat him, even if he used Lava Purgatory.

The opponent was too resistant. The Holy Knight was like an iron can that resisted magic. Although Colin could cause damage to it, he never caused fatal damage. In the end, it was a test of strength to see who could resist longer.

As long as Colin runs out of mana and mental strength, he will pay a heavy price when the opponent rushes over.

But as long as Colin's mental strength and mana are not lacking, he can continue to suppress Artorius.

The second duel between the two basically lasted from the beginning to the end. When Colin started taking medicine, the opponent also added some unknown potions in time.

When the battle of the day ended, both of them were exhausted. If they were not hostile, they would be a good target for training.

After Colin took the initiative to fly away, Artorius also collapsed on the ground. After such a day, he couldn't stand it with his second-level holy knight's physique.

Although he wanted to lie down and sleep, he could only think about it. After resting on the ground for a while, he forced himself to return to the battlefield and prepare his troops.

After Colin separated from Artorius, he returned to the battlefield before him. Although the natives of this round of attack and defense paid a lot of price, they still carried it.

Colin did not deliberately inquire about the casualties of other troops, but it seemed that their casualties were more tragic than his own. He also thought of purchasing spellcasters such as the Fallen Fiends in advance, otherwise his situation would probably be similar to that of his friendly forces.