Starting from Ainz Ooal Gown, simultaneously traveling through time

Xiba began to run.

Its steps were very heavy, leaving a small crater in the ground with each step.

When it rushed to the foot of the city wall, it left a heavy trail of footprints as it trudged through the ground.

It leaped with all its might, soaring into the air, and then stomped hard on the city brick, instantly denting a large section of it.

Using its feet for leverage, it jumped up a considerable distance, breaking a city brick in the process. Then, it continued to use the air for leverage, leaping over the city wall and landing in the passageway above it.

When the orc army saw their general jump up so easily, they immediately began to roar wildly.

The defending soldiers' faces turned extremely grim.

They tried to stop Siba from climbing the city walls, but they couldn't stop him at all.

Neither rolling stones nor arrows could stop it in the slightest.

They're monsters!

After the Siba jumped onto the city wall, he began to massacre humans.

But how could Kabu allow it to act so recklessly? A huge fireball hurled at it, hitting it and blasting it back several steps.

Siba almost fell off the city wall, but by a hair's breadth.

"Damn it! I was so close! If only my magic were a little more powerful!"

Kabu was a little disappointed. He had just used Xiba's help to climb the city wall, but before he could get a firm footing or properly observe his surroundings, he launched a sneak attack, trying to blast Xiba off the wall, but he failed.

It will be difficult to get rid of it now.

"Shiba, what kind of skill is it to bully those ordinary soldiers? If you're so capable, fight me!"

Kabu's words attracted Siba's attention.

Siba is in bad shape; several arrows are stuck in his body, and his fur is blackened by the fireball.

It was annoyed that someone had attacked it and ruined its beautiful fur, but then it saw a human take the initiative to speak, attracting its attention.

Siba thought for a moment. It didn't have much of an impression of most of these humans. After all, they were different races, so it was normal to be a little face-blind.

However, it can still remember some of the more famous people.

"Oh, you're that human kid who plays with fire, the one named 'Li Lei,' right?"

Kabu was speechless. He hadn't expected that this orc not only had poor eyesight, but also seemed to have a bad memory.

"That's our prince, and our prince's name is 'Lei Lin,' not 'Li Lei'!"

"I don't care who he is!" Siba said indifferently. "If you're not your Li Lei... Lei Lin, then who are you?"

"My name is Kabu! I am the current commander of the Lapis Lazuli Legion!"

"Oh, Kabu..." Siba thought for a moment, then said, "Never heard of him. Where did this grunt come from?"

"You'll know whether it's a grunt or not just by looking, [Fireball]!"

Kabu launched another massive fireball at them.

How could Siba be so easily hit at this moment? With a turn of his foot, he created several deep pits in the bricks of the city wall, easily dodging the fireball that Kabu hurled at him.

"If this is all you can do, then you might as well just accept your fate!"

Siba took several steps, rushing towards Kabu amidst a storm of blood and gore. He stretched out his arm, his fingers covered in sharp claws like razor-sharp steel knives, and ripped them down viciously towards Kabu's body.

"[Claw Strike]! Die!"

boom!

The sharp claws, like steel knives, tore five deep gashes into the bricks of the city wall.

However, it did not grab Kabu.

At the crucial moment, Kabu used [Dimensional Teleport] to teleport himself, thus avoiding the damage.

Siba was a little surprised.

"Oh ho, you've got some skill, managing to dodge my sky-ripping claw."

Siba decided to verify the human's identity a little and remember his name.

"What's your name again? Gabu?"

"It's Kabu!" Kabu gasped slightly. "Tier 1 Magic: [Minor Wound Healing]!"

He covered his waist with his hand, and a green glow slowly emanated from his hand, healing the wound on his waist.

He didn't completely dodge the attack just now; his waist was grazed, but it's nothing serious and can be treated with a little medicine.

While performing treatment, Kabu kept a wary eye on Siba.

Siba didn't seem to care. After Kabu was healed, he continued, "Now that he's healed, let's begin the next round of fighting!"

"Just what I wanted!" Kabu said viciously.

Then, the two sides began to fight each other again.

..............................

the other side.

The orc army was greatly encouraged when they saw that their general had already climbed the city wall.

They began to climb the city wall even more vigorously.

The garrison was already somewhat exhausted after working at high intensity for more than an hour, but the orcs seemed to have inexhaustible strength and were completely unaffected.

Gradually, more orcs stormed the city walls.

At this point, the defending troops had no choice but to confront the orcs head-on.

However, in close combat, humans are rarely a match for orcs, as the difference in basic physical abilities is simply too great.

Even so, the defenders still fought bravely against the orcs who rushed up the city walls, using their own flesh and blood to block the orcs' attack and even kill them.

However, despite this, the defending forces began to slowly decline.

Many more orcs rushed onto the city walls, but the defenders fought back with all their might and killed them.

Once again, orcs charged onto the city wall. This time, despite the defenders' best efforts, several orcs managed to gain a foothold on the wall.

Subsequently, more and more orcs stormed the city walls.

The defending forces are losing ground.

However, the defenders held firm at the city walls, desperately resisting the orcs and using all their strength to prevent them from crossing the walls.

Humans and orcs were locked in a fierce and brutal battle.

For every orc killed, several, or even a dozen, die along with him.

Humans were far weaker than orcs, but they managed to hold off the powerful orcs with sheer numbers and courage.

As long as one person is alive, the city walls will never fall.

..............................

"Hahaha! You've lost!"

Siba grabbed Kabu with one hand, its hand tearing Kabu's shoulder apart, and held Kabu like that, staring into his eyes.

"Cough!" Kabu couldn't help but spit out a mouthful of blood. "I've lost, but my defenders haven't. They'll definitely hold you off!"

"The garrison? You mean these cowardly and incompetent humans under your command?" Siba looked at the group of humans and found that although they were weak, they had actually managed to hold off his orc army.

"Well, I misjudged him a little. Although these humans under your command are incompetent, they are not cowardly," Siba praised.

"That's natural. Humans are far superior to you cannibalistic beasts."

"Hahaha! You're making me laugh. A group of ants, no matter how powerful, can only be killed with a single kick. You humans can just close your eyes and wait to die."

"Humans... are not ants, and will never become ants!" Kabu roared, "Third-tier magic: [Fireball]!"

You inherently evil orc! Take my last fireball!

"What? You still have energy left!"

Siba saw Kabu's hand pressed tightly against its chest, and then it began to grow increasingly hot.

It was too close; there was absolutely no way it could dodge the attack...

boom!

The fireball, released at extremely close range, blasted both of them into the sky.