"Hurry up!" Tarr directed the soldiers around him to lift the cone and rushed towards the wooden wall;

He took the lead in running towards the wooden wall-he knew that it was safe near the wooden wall at this moment;

Because the soldiers in the nearby barracks had been successfully attracted by Amy's huge momentum, they went to the "battlefield" in the south to support them;

Even though there may be a few people left to guard the wall... but this doesn't matter!

Under Tar's command, eight wooden cones hit the wooden wall as concentrated as possible - the huge impact force even knocked some of the Corey warriors to the ground, but fortunately no one was injured.

However, after suffering such a impact, the wooden wall did not fall down directly—the wood was not cracked;

It seems that that kind of magic liquid is indeed not a joke.

Tarr was glad that he used this little bit, which was far from being a clever strategy, and he transferred the barbarian soldiers;

If you fight them head-on, you will need to pay great damage to break through the wooden wall.

The tribe warriors quickly reorganized the queue, took a few steps back, and then rushed over;

The effect this time was obviously much better - the wooden wall began to show tilts that could be seen by the naked eye, and the soil on the ground was gradually bulging;

It was raised by wooden stakes buried under the ground. From the raised area, you can guess how deep they were buried - about half a person tall, which is really serious.

What surprised Taal was that there were really no soldiers chasing him nearby, and there were not even patrolling cavalrymen.

Isn't this too careless?

Under the repeated impact of the tribe warriors, the wooden wall quickly collapsed - at this moment, several soldiers finally noticed this side.

But their number was not large...Tar signaled the soldiers to follow him through the city wall and hide in the forest opposite.

There was no clearing half a mile away on the other side of the wooden wall. The Corey people entering the woods became more confident in facing the barbarians.

The reckless soldiers who were chasing him were easily dealt with, and then no one rushed towards him again - I have to hurry up!

Taal heard a horn sounded from Amy.

This represents the slowest part of the tribal warriors - Tal had roughly divided them into levels before - and began to retreat.

Before the battle, the two had already explained the purpose of the horn to the soldiers.

The first horn is to start a war, which means that Tal must be prepared;

As the second horn begins, the tribal warriors responsible for provocation in the jungle must retreat according to the pre-divided batches - go first.

As for the specific grasp of this opportunity, it is precisely why Tal asked Amy to lead the feint attack team.

Amy was able to read Taal's mind and knew when to retreat, and could not use those fancy communication methods at all - the shaman's tricks would either delay precious time or detect the barbarian soldiers, which was very troublesome.

As for Amy's horn sound, the Barbarian could not understand the intention of anything, and perhaps he would think it was a new way to provoke.

After the horn sounded, the Corey warriors responsible for provocation danced even more happily;

The patience of the barbarian soldiers seemed to have reached its limit; they began to line up and prepare to attack the forest;

The tribal warriors did not intend to fight with them at all; after another sparse rain of arrows, they began to hide deeper into the forest - of course, they did not escape directly to Tal, as they would leak in advance...

The horns rang out one after another; the tribe warriors began to evacuate in batches.

The rest of the part also knew how "significant" their responsibilities were, and they all roared and provoked more hard;

If the barbarian soldiers continued to advance into the forest, they would retreat slightly;

If you chase a little further, the traps that the Koric warriors have already set up can work - it is not vague to fight the barbarians when fighting the traps used by Warcraft.

If they leave the forest, the warriors will return to the edge of the forest, in short, to ensure that the ridicule and insult can be conveyed to the barbarian's ears with the best effect.

In the end, the barbarians really couldn't stand the toss and twists, so they just stood by the wall and blocked the arrow that could not constitute a threat - anyway, as long as they could defend this wall!

The noise of the soldiers was undoubtedly the best cover - before Taal hit the wall in the distance, the barbarians did not notice it;

At this moment, even if the soldiers gradually shifted, the barbarians would not notice it at all - as long as the people in front were loud enough.

Until the last group of Corey people left the forest, the barbarians still stood there. They thought the other party was shouting that they were tired and wanted to take a rest;

But soon a sharp-eyed soldier discovered that something was wrong.

He originally wanted to look at the distance - to see if the savages were planning to attack another place;

He did not see anyone, but there was indeed something scattered on the ground in the distance he saw.

It is the soil that is raised by the bumped wooden walls.

He pointed over there and shouted loudly at his companions, hoping that they would notice there;

It took a while before the soldiers thought they should come over there to check it out-about half of the soldiers gathered in a team;

But before they could approach the target location, the soldiers had already swarmed out of the forest and rushed towards the gap in the wooden wall!

It is easier to be discovered by the enemy when rushing out of the woods in batches; so Tarr chose to set off together after getting together.

In an instant, the Korri warriors whizzed past the forestless area, which was extremely majestic;

By the time the soldiers gasped and rushed to the damaged area of ​​the wooden wall, the Corey people had already rushed in.

This situation is extremely rare for soldiers; they looked at each other, with a little panic on their faces;

But, you must not stand here!

Several soldiers ran towards the hundreds who were left in the same place; the remaining soldiers were about to pass through the broken walls and then pursued—

——But their eyes looked back and forth on the wooden wall several times, but they did not see the defects there;

It was not until someone combined the loosening of the ground soil that he could tell which part of the wooden wall was knocked open. These hateful Corey people actually "concernedly" the knocked down wooden wall after passing through it!

The soldiers rushed up and tried to knock the wooden wall back down - the soil was loose, so it shouldn't be much difficult!

But it just can't push.

Did they...reinforce it in the back?

Some skilled soldiers stepped on their companions' shoulders and finally saw the situation on the other side of the wooden wall;

Eight thick and exaggerated wooden cones are inserted diagonally into the ground and the other end is facing a wooden wall, which is tightly connected.

...If you want to push the wooden wall open, it will probably be easier to change the position?
Chapter completed!