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Chapter 361 Expedition to the Far East
Although there were only a hundred Auror wizards, no one dared to underestimate them.

Even in the eyes of Gandalf, Elrond, and others, the strength of these one hundred Aurors was greater than that of the thousand-elf army composed of the Valley and Lorien.

In addition to sending one hundred Aurors to provide support, the Ministry of Magic, at Duy's behest, also provided Portkeys and laid Floo networks and fireplaces in many parts of the Far East.

The combined forces of elves and Aurors were teleported to the Rune region in the Far East in a short time.

On the battlefield, a thousand elven troops and the rebels from the Far East clashed with tens of thousands of Mordor's army on the main battlefield.

The hundred Aurors, on the other hand, pierced into the heart of Mordor's army like a sharp arrow.

They were well-trained and worked in perfect coordination, wielding their wands and slaughtering hordes of Mordor's soldiers.

The physical attacks of the Orcs and the Eastern Barbarians posed almost no threat to the Aurors.

Only when the arrows of the Mogul, inscribed with dark spells, are fired in dense bursts can they have any effect on the Aurors.

However, the Aurors cooperated seamlessly, pairing up to attack and defend as the magic arrows came, quickly casting spells to block their attack.

Moreover, they possess numerous defensive measures, including magical defensive items made from dragon scales, as well as various enchanted brooches, rings, necklaces, alchemical tools, and more.

Even the Auror uniform she wore was made from giant spider silk and crafted using magical weaving techniques by Mrs. Ross's Robes Shop, giving it strong defensive magical properties.

It can be said that they were armed to the teeth in order to prevent the Aurors from being harmed.

After all, for Dui and the Ministry of Magic, even sacrificing an Auror is a significant loss, enough to make them feel the pinch.

Moreover, the reason why the Aurors were able to participate in the expedition was not only to support the Far East, but also to increase their combat experience.

After all, these Aurors had never experienced a real war before; their largest-scale activity was only when they were besieging the Troll Forest.

However, those trolls were too stupid to pose a threat to the Aurors, so they did not provide the Aurors with much combat experience.

This expedition, facing tens of thousands of Mordor's army, was a rare combat experience.

The Aurors, relying on their Apparition ability, constantly appeared in various locations within Mordor's army, inflicting heavy losses on them.

Some Aurors rode on flying broomsticks, launching devastating attacks from the sky.

Those skilled in spells can unleash violent explosions, shattering, and barrages of arrows with a wave of their wands...

Some were skilled in shapeshifting, transforming the swords and other weapons of the Mordor army into venomous snakes, ferocious beasts, and so on, directly turning against the Mordor soldiers.

Some Aurors used the Prank Spell to great effect, causing countless Mordor soldiers to either laugh uncontrollably, dance uncontrollably with their legs, have their legs locked together and unable to separate, only able to hop in place, or have their front teeth or toenails grow wildly, rendering them unable to fight...

Some Aurors sprinkled their potions, turning them into a thick gray mist, and then summoned a gale to blow towards the army of Mordor.

The Mordor soldiers who inhaled the mist collapsed and fell into a deep sleep.

There were also Aurors skilled in herbalism who directly scattered the Devil's Web seeds cultivated by herbalism professor Margaret, and then used magic to quickly ripen them.

These devil's web seeds quickly hatched and grew, waving long vines that entangled and strangled the surrounding Mordor soldiers...

On the battlefield, spells flew everywhere, multicolored lights flashed, flames soared into the sky, and explosions were deafening. Under the attack of a hundred Aurors, tens of thousands of Mordor's army fell into chaos. Coupled with the battle between the Elves and the rebels on the main battlefield, the situation on the battlefield tilted in favor of the Justice League.

Of course, the army of Mordor is not without its threats. In addition to orcs, trolls, and hordes, there are also many wolves, vampires, and dark sorcerers in the army.

The Orcs, trolls, and Eastern Barbarians pose no threat to the Aurors and can be easily dealt with.

However, wolves, vampires, and dark sorcerers are all creatures with powerful evil abilities, and the Aurors need to be wary of them.

Unlike dire wolves, demon wolves are possessed by evil spirits, similar to werewolves. They are many times stronger than dire wolves, with venomous claws and fangs, and they can use evil powers to attack.

Vampires are far more mysterious than wolves. Serving Sauron, they are evil creatures resembling giant bats with enormous bony wings that grow hooked claws. They suck blood and are almost impossible to kill except by sunlight.

As for dark sorcerers, they are human sorcerers who have been corrupted and defiled by Sauron and have become his followers. These sorcerers were taught evil magic by Sauron.

Before becoming a Ringwraith, the Witch-King of Angmar was an extremely powerful sorcerer with strong evil magical abilities, which is why he was called the Witch-King.

While the Orks, trolls, and Eastern Barbarians were all forces under Sauron's command, in his eyes they were merely cannon fodder used to wage war, and he wouldn't feel any remorse even if they were killed.

As for the wolves, vampires, and dark sorcerers, they were Sauron's confidants, and they mostly stayed in Mordor's stronghold, serving Sauron.

The demon wolf resembled a half-human, half-wolf, with a massive and ferocious body and an evil red light flashing in its eyes. It rampaged through the army of Mordor, running on all fours at a speed so fast that it was almost invisible to the naked eye.

They bared their fangs and attacked the Aurors with bloodlust and ferocity; ordinary spells were completely ineffective against them.

Even the most lethal spells that could easily kill Ogres and trolls only blasted a hole in their bodies, which quickly healed and repaired at a speed visible to the naked eye.

The vampires, on the other hand, flew through the sky like giant bats, attacking the Aurors riding brooms.

Vampires are much faster than wolves, and it's difficult to catch their speed with the naked eye. They can appear next to you in an instant without giving you a chance to cast a spell, tearing your neck with their huge claws and sharp fangs and sucking your blood dry.

Moreover, vampires can emit seductive and hypnotic sounds that can involuntarily bewitch and control people, leaving them with no control over their own lives.

Compared to the land-based and air-based combat modes of the wolves and vampires, the dark sorcerers are the fewest in number, but also the most dangerous.

They stood at the rear of Mordor's army, and were also the core of Mordor's army.

They chanted dark incantations, controlling countless evil spirits that possessed the corpses of the dead, forming an undead army.

Faced with these powerful dark creatures, the Aurors did not panic. They joined forces to cast a powerful defensive spell, preventing the wolves and vampires from getting close.

At the same time, they summoned various guardian spirits. In an instant, guardian spirits such as cats, dogs, lions, swans, and dolphins sprang from the tips of the magic wands, radiating holy light, and rushed towards the demon wolves, vampires, and evil spirits.

The guardian deity's light attribute is extremely effective against dark creatures such as demon wolves, vampires, and evil spirits, making them extremely wary of it.

In particular, evil spirits possessing wolves and corpses are inherently suppressed by the guardian deity.

Several guardian spirits surrounded and attacked a demon wolf, clinging to its body and tearing at the evil spirit within it.

One of the guardian antelopes charged fiercely at the besieged evil spirits.

(End of this chapter)