Becoming a god starts with enhancing fire arrows.

The people in the cave passage were divided into four groups.

Closest to the exit was a group of green goblins who had been lying in ambush, followed by Vanessa with two wounded, then the cat-eared girl and the snake-man. At the very end, the elite group of Kelda faced the least pressure, only needing to deal with the cannon fodder goblins that emerged from different corners.

Vanessa was not in good condition; her left hand hung limply at her sides, and her right hand was also lowered as Klud drew his scimitar.

Even in this state, if it were just me, I could barely break through.

But there were still two teammates on the ground, and three more behind them.

Vanessa has the belief in protecting her teammates, but she would never risk everything to save everyone.

On the battlefield, one must prioritize the overall situation and make judgments that maximize the survival rate.

The situation at hand left no room for the three people behind them, and they couldn't even rescue the two people next to them.

We have to abandon one person, otherwise none of us will be able to get out.

Vanessa made a decision instantly.

"boom!"

Just as she was pondering, a thunderous roar came from the cave entrance.

The powerful lightning blasted away the group of goblins guarding the cave entrance.

A warrior clad in heavy armor and wielding a greatsword appeared at the exit.

Avira!

Rhodes' eyes lit up; the throbbing in his head even made him forget that he had reinforcements.

Avira swept her greatsword across, tearing a gap in the goblin horde with a whooshing sound of thunder.

She charged forward fiercely, brandishing her greatsword as she rushed towards Rhodes.

After briefly assessing his condition, I hoisted him onto my shoulder and broke out of the encirclement.

Avira's arrival greatly relieved Vanessa's stress.

Vanessa did not hesitate, she swung her right-hand knife and directly attacked the snake man.

"Hiss."

The snake-man was surprised that his opponent still chose to attack despite being poisoned, and met the curved blade with his longsword.

Vanessa flicked her wrist, deflecting the curved sword with her scimitar and slashing towards the snake-man's scaly arm.

Just as the snake-man twisted its tail to dodge, Krud on the ground let out a loud roar.

"roar--"

He suppressed his mental weakness, and his body flashed with yellow light, transforming into the form of a polar bear once more.

"Come help! Quickly take down this powerful warrior!"

The opponent before it put pressure on the snake-man, which flicked its long, thin tongue and called out to Reese.

Reese looked impatient: "Don't order me around. If you can't solve it, that's your problem."

Her ears twitched, but instead of attacking Vanessa, she turned and chased after Rhodes in the direction he had left.

"Damn cat demons."

The snake-man cursed under his breath, twisting his body and repeatedly attacking Vanessa's vulnerable left side with his curved sword.

Krud adjusted his position, using his broad body to fill the gap on Vanessa's left.

The polar bear opened its mouth wide and lunged at the snake-man's waist.

"Druid!" The snake-man's dark green vertical pupils flashed with ferocity, and his rapier suddenly plunged downwards, embedding itself half an inch into the polar bear's thick fur.

The white fur was instantly stained red with blood.

Vanessa was clearly furious.

Seizing an opening in the snake-man's attack, the sharp curved blade slashed at the snake-man's arm.

In an instant, his entire left arm, covered in scales and dripping with blood, arced through the air in an arc.

The snake-man, in pain, tried to retreat, but Vanessa kicked out with her right leg, simultaneously delivering a tremendous impact to his abdomen. This force propelled him directly into the stone wall behind him.

"Walk!"

Vanessa flipped over and straddled Krud's broad bear back, grabbed the hilt of the curved sword, pulled it out forcefully, and tossed it aside.

He then took out the medicine and poured it on the wound on his back.

A cool sensation came from behind Krud, who roared and charged toward a group of goblins at the exit.

Exported.

With Rhodes on her back in one hand and a giant shield she'd somehow stolen in the other, Avira charged forward, braving the attacks.

At this moment, Rhodes on his shoulder spoke:

"Avira! Can you turn me around so my legs are in front?"

Avira: ?

She didn't understand what Rhodes was trying to do, but she still tossed him up, using a clever trick to make him spin 180 degrees in the air and land him on her shoulder.

Rhodes was facing backwards at this moment.

He suppressed the dizziness following his headache and began chanting, firing flaming arrows at the pursuers behind him.

Crimson arrows shot out in all directions, exploding immediately upon hitting their targets, creating a deafening roar.

"Stop casting spells, they can't catch me," Avira said, trying to dissuade Rhodes from overexerting himself.

"It's nothing, ouch..." Rhodes pressed his thumb hard against his temple, trying to relieve the dizziness with the pain. "Killing him is a win, ouch."

In a daze, the lush green goblins behind him seemed to have transformed into life essence that could be used to upgrade his skills, which Rhodes was constantly harvesting.

......

The surface area of ​​the goblin camp.

Flames still burned in many places, and thick black smoke drifted everywhere.

The scattered goblins pointed their weapons at the remaining three humans.

They failed to intercept the first two who left, but the second one, a human and a bear, was too strong to stop, so they could only vent their anger on the last three humans.

"Kill them!"

"These wretched humans have made a mess of the camp!"

"I'm going to crush them into balls and kick them around!"

The goblins shouted as they slowly tightened their encirclement.

The three people stood in a triangle, each guarding a different direction.

"South. Let's launch a surprise attack to the south!" Jet whispered to his teammates.

"Sure." Kelda smoothed her hair. "But before that, let me ask you something: are you both Sam's personal guards?"

"We belong to the town's guard. The acting mayor has just taken office, so he doesn't have any private guards." Claire frowned, not understanding why the other party would ask such an irrelevant question.

Just as she was about to reprimand the other person for focusing on breaking through, a sharp pain shot through her chest.

Claire lowered her head.

A short sword pierced through his chest, blood dripping from its sharp blade.

She widened her eyes, turned around with all her might, and was met with Kelda's smile.

"What are you doing!"

Jet almost yelled it out.

Even when surrounded, he almost lost control of his emotions.

"Oh, you mean this?" Kelda tossed aside her short sword. "Although my primary class is Magic Archer, I'm still a warrior."

"It's not difficult to kill a mage with a close-range ambush."

Jeter gritted his teeth, his eyes fierce: "I'm asking you why you attacked your teammate."

Kelda drew her short sword, and Claire's body collapsed to the ground.

He didn't respond to Jet, but instead pulled out a badge and held it high in front of the goblin encirclement.

"Is there anyone among you in charge?"

"Zarido is dead, but the deal still stands. If you want to vent your anger, you can kill this monk behind you."

A warrior carrying a spiked club emerged from among the goblins.

It stared with its ugly, unsightly eyes, shifting its gaze to the badge in the human's hand.

The badge is bright silver with a simple design: a human right hand dyed black.