Monster collectors on the cross-platform

Before long, a group of goblins, mixed with a small number of humans and drow elves, rushed out of the cave.

Upon seeing the enemy appear, the players, who had been waiting in ambush, unleashed a rain of arrows mixed with various attack spells, which rained down on the heads of this group of cannon fodder.

In an instant, hundreds of cannon fodder fell on the way of the charge.

Some goblins tried to run back when they saw this, but were immediately beheaded by the drow swordsmen who were supervising the army behind them.

Before long, this group of nearly a thousand cannon fodder all fell on the way to the charge, without even being able to touch the city wall.

The drow elves didn't care about this, and before long, the second batch of cannon fodder began to charge under the drive of the drow elves.

The second batch of cannon fodder was of much higher quality than the first batch, consisting mainly of lizardmen mixed with some minotaurs and grey dwarves.

Compared to the first batch of almost unarmed cannon fodder, the second batch of slaves were more or less armed with some inferior weapons.

The players' approach to the second batch of cannon fodder was not much different from the previous one; they still used arrow rain and minor spells to deal with them.

No one would invest too much effort in these cannon fodder, since the real challenge has always been the drow elves, not these cannon fodder.

The second batch of cannon fodder was quickly wiped out by the players' attacks, with the furthest charge only reaching the foot of the city wall.

Seeing that the cannon fodder had achieved its purpose, the main force of the drow elves finally revealed itself.

Leading the group was a group of green-skinned orc slaves with huge muscles, followed by drow elf swordsmen and archers, and behind them were a group of spider-like drow and priests.

As soon as these drow elves appeared, they were met with fierce attacks from the players. Various powerful spells rained down on the drow elves below the city.

The drow priests were prepared for this, and a huge energy barrier firmly protected the army, blocking all the players' attacks.

As the players' attack power increased, the green-skinned orcs in the front row also began to charge.

At the same time, the earth also rose steadily under the combined magic of the priests, forming a natural staircase.

"Melee players, move up! Mages, dismantle this staircase! Priests, keep an eye on the melee players in the front!" As soon as the Drow priests cast their spells, a player stepped forward to give instructions.

This was clearly not the first time the drow elves had attacked the city, and the players responded calmly and methodically, each fulfilling their role on the battlefield.

Seeing this, Huo also prepared to take action directly, manipulating the staircase-shaped ground.

Upon getting started, Huo also discovered that the earth was unusually 'stubborn' this time. Even with all his strength, only a small part of it crumbled. Fortunately, many mage players completed their spells one after another and worked together to destroy the stone steps completely.

In an instant, dozens or even hundreds of green-skinned orcs fell from mid-air, some of whom were unlucky enough to be crushed to death by the collapsing rocks or fall to their deaths.

"Watch out, an assassin has infiltrated!" Before Huo could make another move, a player in the crowd shouted loudly.

Just as the player spoke, the drow archers below the city wall launched their attack, raining down a dense barrage of arrows upon the wall.

Chapter 122: Battle Ends

Faced with the Drow elf's attack, Huo waved his hand, and a gust of wind immediately formed, scattering the archer's arrows into pieces.

The other players were not to be trifled with either; some broke stealth, others defended, and they blocked all of the drow elf's attacks.

In that short time, Huo had roughly figured it out.

Ordinary players have limited strength and can only rely on the city walls for defense and counterattacks when facing the Drow elves' troops.

I wonder where the expert players have gone; the players who stayed in the city don't seem to be particularly strong.

Seeing the numerous corpses below the city wall, Huo finally couldn't restrain himself and jumped off the wall.

On the battlefield, the surrounding players weren't too surprised by Huo Huan's actions, but they began to wonder if another big shot had arrived.

While he was in mid-air, all sorts of attacks from the drow elves came crashing down on Huo Huan.

Huo spread his wings and shifted to the side, dodging most of the attacks. At the same time, he began to manipulate the blood in the surrounding corpses.

The next second, a thick mist of blood rose from the numerous corpses, gathering towards Huo Huan like swallows returning to their nests.

Consuming a wave of fresh blood instantly replenished Huo Huan's long-dormant life energy.

Feeling the continuous life energy within his body, Huo Huan's confidence grew stronger.

With the Blood Escape activated, Huo Huan charged directly towards the archer force behind the drow elves. Thick blood mist followed behind him, as if he were wearing a huge blood-red cloak.

"Block him!" The priest in charge of command within the drow elf camp commanded the spider-like drow in the Underdark's common language.

Upon receiving the order, several monsters with the upper bodies of drow elves and the lower bodies of spiders stepped forward.

The spider's lower body contracted slightly, and in the next instant, several spider webs rained down on Huo Huan.

Upon seeing this, Huo Huan had a sudden thought and, with the help of the intermediate fire element affinity, his entire body immediately burst into flames.

Before the spiderwebs spewed by these spider-like drows could even get close to Huo Huan, they were completely burned away by the flames on Huo Huan's body.

Seeing the several spider-like drow blocking his way, Huo flapped his wings, suddenly accelerated, and smashed the spider-like drow into pieces with raging flames.

After killing several spider-like drow in succession, Huo charged directly into the drow archer's camp as if it were empty.

In an instant, the drow elf's formation was thrown into chaos. The priests who were maintaining the energy shield had to step aside to stop Huo Huan. If Huo Huan continued to kill like this, it wouldn't be long before the morale of the entire army collapsed.

Huo also caused riots on the battlefield, and the players on the city wall naturally could not remain indifferent.

Taking advantage of the priests' inability to attack, all sorts of attacks were launched, targeting wherever there were the most people.

The Drow forces suffered heavy casualties in a short time, especially the Drow swordsmen, who faced dense attacks on the battlefield and had very little room to hide.

Furthermore, the Drow swordsmen were all lightly armored swordsmen, whose defenses were not outstanding to begin with, and they were almost all wiped out in this attack.

The green-skinned orcs, on the other hand, survived quite a few of them thanks to their thick hides and the fact that they weren't the players' primary targets.

Seeing that the siege had completely failed due to Huo Huan's interference, the commanding priest decided to combine all the priests to launch a spell directly at Huo Huan. Since the siege had failed, they should at least kill this powerful human in front of them.

The next second, a human immobilization spell, combining the power of multiple priests, landed on Huo Huan's head.

Even though Huo still had excellent magic resistance, he felt paralyzed and unable to move for a moment.

Taking advantage of Huo Huan's immobilization, the assassins who had been lying in wait suddenly attacked, plunging several daggers into Huo Huan's vital points.

These daggers were clearly extraordinary. Huo's cursed battle armor, which was comparable to heavy armor, was as fragile as a piece of toilet paper and could not stop the daggers in the slightest.

Four daggers from different locations were simultaneously plunged into Huo Huan's vital organs: head, heart, kidneys, and throat.

That wasn't the end of it. A drow swordsman wielding a two-handed greatsword followed closely behind and launched a decapitation strike at the immobilized Huo.

A series of attacks left Huo Huan's body mangled beyond recognition, and his head was severed in one blow, leaving his body dismembered.

Seeing that the enemy had been killed, the priest immediately ordered a retreat, completely unaware that Huo, who was already a corpse, was rapidly melting away.

As the effects of the human immobilization spell gradually dissipated, Huo, now in his blood form, regained control of his body.

After expelling the toxins from his body, Huo Huan's fatal wounds are healing at a visible speed.

That was a close call. I didn't expect the combined spells to be so powerful that they could immobilize me.

Fortunately, I had just replenished a large amount of life energy, so the minor fatal injury was no big deal.

Huo watched the orderly retreat of the Drow forces, and with a thought in mind, he directly used all his energy to launch an attack.

The next instant, the earth shook violently, and countless spikes emerged from the ground, stringing all the retreating drow elves together like candied hawthorns.

The priest, who was on guard against attacks from the players, never expected such a sudden attack to erupt from within the camp.

By the time the priest realized what was happening, it was too late to stop it. He could only scramble to avoid the attack and watch helplessly as his troops were almost completely wiped out.

The players on the city wall were initially saddened by Huo Huan's fall, but they never expected that the situation would change dramatically in just over ten seconds.

Seeing that the drow elves were doomed, many players retaliated by rushing out of the city walls to pursue the remaining drow elves.

Seeing that the situation was settled, the Drow priest, no matter how resentful he was, could only flee under the cover of his remaining subordinates.

Seeing this, Huo Huan did not continue the pursuit. In order to inflict as much damage as possible with the last attack, Huo Huan had consumed most of his energy. Now his energy was almost depleted, so it was not advisable to pursue him.

Besides, the corpses on the ground need to be dealt with. Isn't the main objective of coming to this real battlefield these corpses?

Thinking this, Huo accelerated his absorption of blood until all the blood in the corpses was converted into life energy before summoning the Book of Collection to contain it.

Thousands of corpses disappeared in minutes under Huo Huan's full-fledged containment. As for the equipment and loot on the corpses, Huo Huan did not take them. Other players had contributed a lot, and it would be too unethical for him to keep them all for himself.

Moreover, Huo wasn't too concerned about these spoils of war. He had already taken the main target, so whether he kept the remaining spoils or not didn't matter.

However, the battlefield has its own set of distribution rules. Huo contributed the most in this battle, so he should not be short of spoils.

Once Huo had finished containing the remaining players, the pursuing players returned.

The players didn't dare to give chase to the fleeing drow priest, since no one knew if there were traps behind him. In a real battlefield, you only have one life, and no one dared to take unnecessary risks.

Chapter 123 The Dark Region

Race Name: Spider-Drow

Description: A monster transformed from a drow elf by the curse of the goddess Lolth. It has the upper body of a seductive elf and the lower body of a huge eight-legged spider.

Traits: Venom Spray, Web Trap

Venom Spray: The spider-like creature's lower body contains venom stored in its abdomen. Once loaded, the player gains the ability to spray venom 3 times per day. After spraying, players with low constitution will be weakened.

Spider Web Trap: The abdomen of a spider-like drow has the ability to weave spider webs. Once loaded, the player gains the ability to spit spider webs. Those trapped must make a strength check, and the loser will be completely bound.

Race name: Orc

Description: Orcs are aggressive humanoid creatures who enjoy attacking, plundering, and conquering other creatures. They have black hair, wolf-like ears, and red eyes.

Traits: Ferocious, Unyielding

Berserk: An ability rooted in the blood of orcs, which can be mastered by most orcs. When equipped, players gain the Berserk ability. When Berserk is activated, the player's destructive power and speed are temporarily increased, but their intelligence is temporarily decreased.

Unyielding: Orcs born into their tribes have a natural aptitude for combat, and when equipped, normal injuries will not affect their movement.

The two items were not very useful, especially the orc traits, which were completely useless to Huo.

Berserk affects intelligence and weakens Huo's judgment in battle, which is more harmful than beneficial. As for the remaining tenacity, Huo already has a better alternative.

After putting away the books he had collected, and instructing Etricia and Leticia to handle the spoils of war, Huo returned to the city and found an inn to rest for a while.

The last wave of spikes had almost completely depleted Huo Huan's energy. Huo Huan felt unwell with his body feeling empty, so he should try to restore his energy as soon as possible.

Just as Huo was recovering his energy, the distribution of spoils on Idris's side went very smoothly.

The key to the quick end of this battle was Huo Huan's charge, coupled with the subsequent wave of spikes that inflicted heavy casualties on the Drow soldiers, which allowed Huo Huan to capture 6% of the total spoils.

When Etricia and Leticia found Hogan with their spoils, Hogan had already recovered.

When Huo learned that he had taken 6% of the spoils, he had no objection.