Warlord: King of All Clans

Because there was no road on the north side of the gravel hills, and after leaving the hilly area, there were ridges, deep ravines, and canyons everywhere, so Leo did not ride a horse, but rode on Freya's back.

Because the little mouse's life and property were at stake, Freya lost her mind after a little threat from Leo and finally became Leo's mount.

But she was not honest. She would always walk and suddenly swing her butt, wanting to see Leo fall flat on his face.

Or he would fall to the ground while walking, saying that he had no strength left and could only get up after eating delicious jerky.

Compared to Freya, who has a low IQ, the little mouse is much more thoughtful and has become even more depressed, as if he has turned back into the lonely little vagrant he used to be.

The repeated escapes made her feel a serious crisis. No matter what she did these days, she had to hold on to Leo's clothes.

At this moment, they were traveling among the mountains. Freya under him chattered for a long time, trying to tell the little mouse about the good things about the atrium and the bad things about Al, but she got no response from her little friend.

The little mouse snuggled in Leo's arms absentmindedly, and suddenly said, "Leo, if it doesn't work, just hand me over."

Leo tapped her head lightly and sneered, "Hand me a hammer, I'll take you to hide in the courtyard. Even if the king comes, he will have to buy a ticket from Al!"

As he spoke, he began to describe a bright future. "When you return, remember to send some local specialties from the palace to Hewan, whether it be gold, silver, or jewelry, or some extraordinary potions, magic props, etc. Everyone will like them very much."

The little mouse actually wanted to stay in the river bend, but she obviously knew that this was unrealistic.

The moment Noreen appeared, she knew her second life was over.

But Leo's words still made her relax a lot, and she forced a smile.

The straight-line distance from the Stone Fort to the Atrium is not far, only less than 15 kilometers, but there are several steep ridges in the middle, and the actual distance is several times longer.

If Leo hadn't been here twice, it would have been almost impossible to find the path to get over there.

The great canyon outside the atrium was almost as straight and steep as the cliffs of the magnificent barrier, and could only be entered from the front.

Leo actually didn't want to come to the atrium, but if possible, it would be best to wait until the end in the Stonebreak Castle.

The atrium is certainly safe and hidden, and this concealment is also effective for Griffin Knights.

Without anyone to show the way, the Griffin Knight would not be able to find them even if he reached the vicinity of the courtyard.

Although Leo left maps and marks for Ulian and Knight Solovy, there was no satellite positioning in those days. Trying to find a few people or marks in the mountains was like looking for a needle in a haystack. Even having a map was of little use.

Just as they were about to reach the outside of the Grand Canyon of the Courtyard, Freya suddenly stopped.

Leo was about to whip her plump buttocks when he heard Freya sniffing and saying, "Woof woof woof, something's wrong!"

As she said that, she rolled on the ground, knocking Leo and the little mouse off their horses without warning.

Leo protected the little mouse, but before he could get up, he was pressed to the ground by Freya's fat body.

At the same time, there was a loud sound of snapping strings and sharp arrows whistling through the air not far away.

“Ahhhh!”

A dense rain of arrows fell on Freya, making her scream loudly.

A wave of arrows stopped, and Leo came out holding the little mouse, with the round shield on his back in his hands.

He identified the location by listening to the sound, and hid on the other side of the direction of the rain of arrows with a round shield, and hurriedly checked on Freya's condition.

Although Freya was shot by a rain of arrows and screamed in pain, crying loudly and panicking, she actually did not lose a single hair.

The three-edged steel arrowhead of the heavy military crossbow was strong enough to penetrate the brown bear's body and landed on Freya's belly, but it bounced off like a piece of chalk.

Leo felt relieved and used Freya's body as a barrier, hiding behind and watching the enemy's situation.

Freya hurriedly adjusted her body, covered her head with her claws, curled up into a ball, and pretended to be a stone.

The fur, which was impervious to swords and spears, water and fire, became messy under the dense crossbow arrows, but became smooth again after a gust of wind.

Leo was so envious. Master Bobak was right. As long as Freya didn't kill herself, no one could kill her in the wilderness of Wolf-Driving Plain.

Opposite Freya's body, twenty or thirty adventurers emerged from the forest a hundred meters away, shouting and surrounding Leo and the other two.

Almost every one of them had a heavy crossbow, and as they spread out, they loaded the strings on their foot-operated crossbows.

Leo didn't wait for them to surround him. He took a look around and then slapped Freya hard on the butt.

"Freya, charge!"

Freya got up reluctantly and grunted as she charged towards the adventurers.

As she ran, her body emitted a faint green light, and then the whole groundhog's body swelled like a balloon.

It was originally the size of a brown bear, but it grew to the size of a van in three seconds.

Freya used her head to block the rain of arrows, knocked three adventurers away in a row, rushed into the crowd, then jumped up on the spot and sat down on the ground suddenly.

A huge shock wave spread out, and seven or eight adventurers in the surrounding area were knocked away.

Freya turned back to look at Leo proudly, waiting for his praise.

But behind him, there was no trace of Leo and the little mouse.

When Freya rushed into the crowd, Leo had already turned around and fled into the forest with the little mouse in his arms.

Although the thick leather round shield can barely block the crossbow arrows, it cannot cover the whole body. No matter whether it is Leo or the little mouse, once they are hit by the powerful steel arrows, they will be crippled if not killed.

By hiding in the dense forest, the threat posed by the enemy's crossbow was largely lost.

The adventurers' target was not Freya. Seeing that the giant beast was very powerful, half of them stayed to contain it, while the other half continued to chase Leo into the dense forest.

Freya was angry and panicked. She slapped the adventurer who tried to block her way away with two slaps, and then slapped the people who surrounded her twice, knocking them away, and then chased in the direction Leo fled.

In the dense forest, several adventurers quickly surrounded them.

The first person to approach was a burly man wearing bearskin armor. He held a battle axe weighing more than ten pounds in each hand. Using his height advantage, he started with the axe and chopped at Leo's forehead.

Leo was holding the little mouse in his arms. He was not very agile and could only dodge and parry at the same time.

The powerful battle axe and steel sword collided, making a harsh metal collision sound and splashing a large amount of sparks.

Leo's wrist felt sore, and his sword rolled back, causing him to lose slightly.

The burly man was overjoyed, and took advantage of the situation to slash at him continuously, shouting, "Everyone, come together! He's just a low-level transcendent..."

After Leo took three fierce blows, he used the momentum to draw a large arc with his sword and slashed upward with his backhand at a speed more than twice that of his opponent.

The burly man hadn't finished his words when he was struck by a sword and had only time to turn slightly.

A thick arm flew high into the air and then fell to the ground.