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Chapter 826: The Great Battle of Mountain Beasts (8)
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Chapter 826: The Great Battle of Mountain Beasts (8)

Blood sprayed across the battlefield, soaking the earth as each swing of an axe met its mark. Lifeless bodies piled up around the combatants, forming grotesque hills of the fallen. Trolls and orcs fought back-to-back, surrounded by the corpses of their comrades, yet neither side gave an inch. In one corner, an orc captain parried a troll’s axe with his shield, countering with a swift strike that severed a troll’s arm. The troll howled in agony, but with a primal instinct, he retaliated, crushing the orc captain beneath his boot. The battlefield was a brutal ballet of death, where one moment’s triumph could quickly turn into a harrowing defeat.

In the center of the battlefield, the troll commander, desperate to salvage his plan, shouted orders over the din of battle. His once-proud Cannae Double Envelopment had unraveled into a chaotic melee, and he knew that time was running out. He rallied his troops, encouraging them to push against the orc wedge that was threatening to split the troll army in half. Yet the desperation in his voice could not mask the growing despair among his ranks. Trolls, despite their size and resilience, began to falter as the orc forces pressed harder, the tide of battle beginning to shift against them.

As the battle wore on, the attrition began to take its toll on both sides. Exhausted warriors fought on instinct, their movements becoming sluggish as fatigue set in. Orcs, panting and covered in the blood of both friends and foes, continued to lash out with desperate strikes, while trolls, battered and bruised, swung their weapons with labored breaths. The air hung heavy with the metallic tang of blood, the cries of the wounded mixing with the sound of clashing steel, creating an unholy chorus that echoed across the battlefield.

With each and every single little every passing moment, it became clear that neither side was willing to yield. The orc commander sensed the turning of the tide and rallied his troops for one final push, screaming for his warriors to dig deep and unleash their remaining strength. The orcs, caught up in the fervor of battle, roared in agreement, their battle cries mingling with the din as they surged forward one last time.

And in that brutal moment, as orcs charged into the fray and trolls braced for impact, the battlefield exploded into an all-consuming clash of wills. The orcs aimed to split the trolls apart, while the trolls fought to hold their ground and protect their flanks. The battlefield became a violent whirlwind of flesh and steel, the final clash of formations boiling over into a frenzy of bloodshed as both sides fought not just for victory, but for survival itself.

As the battle raged on, the trolls began to turn the tide in their favor. Their size, raw strength, and relentless discipline began to wear down the orc forces. The flanks of the trolls, once threatened by the orc anvil, were now reasserting their dominance. Massive trolls with spiked clubs and war hammers crashed through the orc lines, their enormous swings sending orcs flying through the air. Blood stained the earth, and the once chaotic battlefield now seemed to be bending to the trolls’ will.

The troll commander, sensing victory, rallied his troops with a guttural roar. His army surged forward, pressing into the orcs’ wedge formation. The trolls’ immense bodies moved like an unstoppable wall, their axes and maces carving through the orc ranks with brutal efficiency. The orcs, despite their tenacity, were beginning to break under the trolls’ sheer power. Their formations, once sharp and aggressive, began to splinter under the crushing pressure from the trolls on all sides.

The orc wedge, now stretched too thin, struggled to hold its ground. The troll commander’s flanks, pushing inward once more, threatened to engulf the remaining orcs. Orc captains barked orders to reinforce the front, but their forces were slowing, the hammer-and-anvil tactic collapsing under the trolls’ unrelenting assault. It seemed the orc army was on the brink of collapse.

But just as the trolls seemed poised to deliver the final blow, five figures appeared on the horizon, moving with terrifying precision through the chaos of the battlefield.

The first to strike was Orion, summoning a massive blood-red spear that radiated a dark and deadly aura. With a single swing of this colossal weapon, Orion severed hundreds of trolls in one devastating strike. The ground trembled beneath the weight of his attack, and a gaping line opened up in the trolls’ front ranks, leaving hundreds of troll corpses in its wake. His spear cut through the trolls like a scythe through grass, turning their massive, armored bodies into mangled heaps of flesh and steel. Trolls roared in confusion and pain as Orion’s relentless assault created a void in their carefully maintained lines, forcing them to stumble and regroup.

At the same moment, Cy appeared beside Orion, summoning a jet-black spear that crackled with dark energy. Cy’s weapon pulsed with destruction, and when he hurled it toward the densest pockets of trolls, the spear enveloped them in a black void, consuming entire troll formations in an instant. Pockets of trolls, previously holding the flanks and reinforcing the main lines, were obliterated as Cy’s spear exploded in waves of dark energy, tearing through their ranks and creating further chaos. The troll commander, once so confident, now scrambled to reorganize his forces, barking orders as his battle lines faltered.

In the heart of the fighting, Bella charged into close combat, her hands wreathed in powerful green flames. She moved with lightning speed, her flaming fists crashing into the trolls with explosive force. Each strike from Bella sent trolls crashing to the ground, their bodies igniting in emerald fire that spread like wildfire through the surrounding ranks. The green flames consumed the trolls where they stood, turning them into charred husks as Bella’s relentless advance carved through the troll lines like a wildfire devouring a forest. Trolls screamed as the flames burned through their armor, leaving behind only ashes and embers.

Amid the chaos, Luna worked her magic from the shadows, weaving illusions that disoriented and confused the troll front lines. To the trolls, the battlefield seemed to shift and warp around them. They saw enemies where there were none, swinging their massive weapons at phantom orcs or stumbling into traps that didn’t exist. Luna’s illusions turned the once-disciplined trolls into sitting ducks, their movements erratic and disorganized as they fumbled through the battlefield, blind to the real threats. Some trolls swung at their comrades, caught in Luna’s trickery, while others simply stood still, bewildered and vulnerable to the oncoming slaughter.

Through this disarray, Aisa streaked through the troll lines like a whirlwind of death. Her blade flashed as she severed any surviving trolls that had somehow avoided the chaos created by the others. She moved with deadly precision, her strikes swift and lethal, cutting through the thick armor and tough hides of the trolls as if they were made of paper. Troll after troll fell before her, their massive bodies crumpling to the ground in heaps as Aisa sliced through their defenses. Every troll she passed was left lifeless, their bodies torn apart by her blinding speed and skill.

With Orion’s spear tearing massive holes in the troll army, Cy’s dark energy obliterating entire formations, Bella’s flames engulfing the trolls in an inferno, Luna’s illusions rendering them helpless, and Aisa’s blade cutting down any who remained, the troll forces were decimated. The trolls, once on the verge of victory, now found themselves scattered, their formations broken, and their morale shattered.

The orc forces, seeing the destruction wrought by the five figures, roared in renewed fury. They surged forward once more, taking advantage of the gaping holes in the troll lines. The orc wedge reformed, its tip now driving deeper into the fractured troll army, while the anvil forces pressed the trolls from the sides. The trolls, once poised to crush the orcs, were now caught in the trap themselves, their broken lines unable to withstand the combined assault of the orcs and the five figures who had torn through their ranks.

The battlefield was now a killing ground, with trolls falling by the dozens as the orcs pressed their advantage. The troll commander, once so sure of victory, could only watch in horror as his army disintegrated before him, his flanks collapsing, and his center overrun. The trolls were in full retreat, desperately trying to escape the slaughter, but there was no escape from the devastation that had been unleashed upon them.

In mere moments, the tide of the battle had shifted completely, and the trolls, once dominant, were now nothing more than prey for the orc forces and the five unstoppable figures that had torn their army apart.

The troll commander, a hulking brute with scarred gray skin and tusks jutting from his lower jaw, stood on a ridge overlooking the battlefield, watching the tide of war turn against his forces. In his mind, he quickly cycled through the last-ditch strategies available to him. A controlled retreat? He could buy time, sacrifice some trolls, and regroup in a defensible location. Scorched earth tactics? Burn everything, destroy the land, and slow the orc advance. A rearguard ambush? Use terrain to trap the orcs in a choke point.

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