only god

Chapter 242

General Baker and his army of 2 men set off.

The war went on for two months at the beginning, and it went smoothly beyond the imagination of every general.

As expected by King Anukt, the orcs consumed a lot of vitality in the battle.

As the three-eyed ape-man's chariot smashed through one tribe after another, the heads of those orc warriors rolled to the ground one after another, and the blood sank into the ground. The three-eyed ape-man's weapons were blunted, but the fruits of victory seemed inexhaustible. Pieces of land were incorporated into the land of Aga.

At the beginning, General Baker's doubts about the war brought a dignified atmosphere to the entire army, but with more and more victories, all the dignified dissipated.

The other generals secretly suspected and even laughed at the battle-tested general.

In the face of victory, General Baker couldn't help but suspect that his ominous premonition was just a hallucination after getting old.

He once asked several nobles to use their precious power of prophecy to predict the outcome of every battle, but he didn't see any defeats, only victories one after another.

Today, during the march, one of the generals stepped forward and told General Baker the result of last night's prophecy.

"General Baker, the great prophetic power of Cargaus has been revealed to me."

"What is it?"

General Baker asked.

Prophecy is the greatest weapon of the three-eyed ape man, although the prophecy is often vague, and the result, good or bad, will confirm the prophecy.

But the existence of the prophecy also allows the three-eyed ape-man to anticipate the enemy's opportunities and boost morale. In any age, this is a factor that is enough to win.

"My prophecy tells me,
We will face King Galan's army, and they will fall before us. "

The general slowly described what he saw, and then said:

"It looks like we're about to win again.

After returning to the land of Aga, King Anukt will surely reward us,

As long as the war is over and I receive the king's reward, then I will be able to marry the daughter of the Kanu family. "

General Baker listened in his ears, then smiled,
"Well, I wish you all the best."

This young general shined brilliantly on the battlefield, and he will become the leader of the army in the future.

General Baker looked into the distance, the army was like a huge long snake, and the flag of the three-eyed ape-man was waving in the wind.

It seems that I should have been worrying too much all this time.

General Baker let out a breath, suppressing the ominous premonition in his heart.

"The Galan of Dolan Olas..."

He muttered the name of the enemy king, and then his mind gradually became firmer,

"Pass down the order and speed up the march!"

The three-eyed ape-man ushered in so many victories, and even the rising star Galan died in the hands of Kargaus' sharp sword.

Behind the three-eyed ape-man army that is advancing like a dragon.

The troops transporting the luggage are separated from the main army by a considerable distance.

The stone slaves were either carrying luggage or dragging wooden carts full of grain, grass and weapons. Their heads were sweating and their bodies were trembling under the reins.

The overseers, who were composed of cavalry, came with whips, and with a hurried horn, the overseers shouted at the slaves who were transporting the baggage:
"Quick! Quick! March faster! March faster!"

However, the physical strength of the stone slaves had been exhausted to the point where they could hardly move forward. The overseers looked at each other, then patted their horses and rushed away, raising the whips in their hands.

The whips used to drive the horses went through the air and slammed on the backs of the stone slaves.

All of a sudden, painful wailing resounded from the back and forth of the supply troops. Nearly a hundred whips drew countless scars, and the slaves quickened their pace, but their backs were already torn to pieces.

"Who dares to slow down?! Let me see who dares to slow down?!"

The sound of the whip breaking through the air was endless, and the overseers forced the slaves to use their lives to transport the luggage.

Under extreme exhaustion, slaves began to fall behind.

Those people fell to the ground, and the supervisors slapped their horses forward and whipped them. After whipping several times, those people still remained motionless. Only then did they realize that these people were probably dead.

In this era, even though slaves don't have to meet the enemy's sword on the battlefield, it doesn't mean that they don't leave as much blood as those soldiers.

The stone slaves gritted their teeth. They looked at the overseer who was beating them, and there was anger in their eyes.

"God... bless us, as long as, just bless us for one night..."

Someone was torn apart and made a silent prayer.

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In the afternoon, General Baker and others really encountered the advance troops of the orcs.

The battle lasted only half an afternoon, and under the heroic fighting of the three-eyed ape-man, the menacing King Galan led the rest of the troops out of the battlefield.

Although the three-eyed ape-man did not cause too many casualties to the opponent in this battle, there is no doubt that this is another victory worth celebrating.

Looking at the gradually receding flag of King Galan, General Baker was completely relieved and ignored the premonition in his heart.

The so-called ominous premonition is nothing but unrealistic speculation, but the victory is real, far more convincing than the premonition.

"Celebrate!"

After finding a hillside that was easy to defend and difficult to attack, General Baker calmed down and gave orders to several generals.

The generals showed a bit of surprise, and then cheered. General Baker has always been particularly dignified, and now, like them, he is finally immersed in the joy of victory.

As the messengers spread the news of the victory throughout the army, those soldiers who were far away from home and expanded the territory for the kingdom fell into a frenzy of excitement.

The celebration of the whole army began after the cheers.

The soldiers almost snatched the food and grass from the luggage. The stone slaves who were in charge of the transportation were squeezed away by the tide-like army. As night fell, bonfires were lit in the positions where they were stationed. The soldiers drank and ate all night long. Meat, rejoice all night long.

General Baker was also immersed in this celebration in a rare way. He had been depressed all the time, and he was so drunk that he broke out with more enthusiasm than other generals.

On both sides of the position, there are weeds and tall trees, and the scene gradually becomes blurred.

At dawn, as the soldiers gradually became tired from the celebration, under the starlight and the sparse firelight.

A small group of stone slaves gradually climbed up to the position. They communicated in low voices, and then recited scriptures for each other, praying to the gods to bless them.

A shrewd stone slave climbed up the hillside, and at night he found his way into the herald's hood, and by virtue of his great power, he stole a fine horn.

That is the horn used to command the stone slaves.

The stone slave raised his eyes and looked angrily at the soldiers who were asleep.

The endless battles, the whip marks one after another, and the exhausted corpses finally caused the slaves who transported the luggage to break out.

The true believers formed an association, and they took advantage of the rare intervals of the day to inspire the fellow slaves. Tonight, they will overthrow the baggage imposed on them.

The stone slave slid down the hillside, and in an instant he blew the horn to command the stone slaves.

The melodious sound of the horn resounded in an instant, and the sound continued, and then the sleeping birds at night were startled.

The stone slaves were awakened from their slumber, and after a short period of confusion, those true believers who had been prepared for a long time shouldered the important task of charging forward.

During the night, they stabbed to death the overseers who beat them.

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General Baker was awakened by the noise. He rushed out of the tent and looked up to see the panic everywhere. The torches were scattered all over the place, the soldiers were in a panic, and the screams of enemy attacks and enemy attacks filled every corner in an instant.

General Baker reacted quickly, his face turned pale, and he yelled loudly:

"Herald! Herald! Blow the horn! Take arms, all!"

The entire army exploded, the entire valley echoed with various screams, and the tents burst into flames.

The three-eyed apes fell into the chaos of being indiscriminate between the enemy and the enemy. I don't know how many soldiers saw the stone slaves for the first time and mistook them for escaped slaves. They wanted to stop, but suddenly pierced their throats .

General Baker hurriedly put on his armor, gathered a small team and climbed to a high place, only to realize that it was not the enemy who attacked them, but stone slaves.

"Rebellion...rebellion..."

General Baker said in astonishment.

The predictions he made before were all aimed at the orcs, but he never thought that one day the stone slaves who had always been obedient as cattle and sheep would launch a rebellion.

The rioting stone slaves rushed left and right in the burning barracks. They poured out infinite anger. The anger came from every bloodstain of being beaten, from every exhausted slave, and even more from the silence of the true believers. prayer.

General Baker hastily gathered more men in the confusion.

Years of military experience made him realize very clearly that even though the stone slaves launched a large-scale rebellion, in the final analysis, they were nothing but untrained rabble.

As long as one-tenth, no, one-twentieth of the soldiers are reorganized, the stone slaves can be completely suppressed.

However, at this moment, a rough horn sounded from a distance, the sound was humble and vast,
General Baker's eyes flickered, and he turned his head to look. On the distant horizon, there were lit torches everywhere, pulling up a long fire snake.

"It's the orc, it's the Galan King!"

The soldiers shouted tremblingly.

The position in the forest was full of restless figures, chaos filled the entire camp, and the howling one after another became more and more intense, like a violent wind destroying a dead tree.

As the orcs approached rapidly, General Baker seemed to be able to hear the heavy breathing of those barbarians.

He suddenly realized that the previous battle with the enemy was just a feigned defeat organized by Galan King.

"You lowly stone slave!"

General Baker cursed a few words, if the stone slaves hadn't rebelled, they would never have ended up in such a situation.

He got on his horse and immediately organized the remaining troops to pull up the remaining troops and several generals,
"Retreat! Retreat!"

He gave orders, and several scouts hurriedly climbed on the horses and went around to convey General Baker's orders.

The fire still burns, the riot of the stone slaves continues,

Suddenly, there were several crisp sounds of piercing through the air, and the arrows pierced the night sky and fell into the forest. After that, dense arrow rain rushed over, mighty and almost overwhelming.

Two arrows pierced through the air and pierced General Baker's armor. One flew to his ear, tearing off a corner of the ear in an instant, blood and flesh flew across the ground, and fell into the mud kicked up by the horse's hooves.

One after another, arrows kept spinning and flying, and the entire position had no possibility of recovering from the panic.

General Baker's original plan to suppress the rebellion when he organized the army was shattered. Whether it was the three-eyed ape-man or the stone slaves in the camp, they were shot by the arrows of the orcs one after another, screaming, and fell to the ground.

Countless mules and horses were tied in place, unable to hide from the arrows. After howling frantically, their hooves softened, and they wailed a few times before falling to the ground and dying.

"Retreat! Retreat!"

General Baker roared hoarsely, trying his best to preserve his vitality. He kept slapping his horse's buttocks, and led some of the organized soldiers to move across the position.

His voice startled the stone slaves, and the uprising slaves surrounded them, throwing sharp stones or stabbing spears at the galloping cavalry.

Under heavy siege, the troops organized by General Baker also left corpses behind.

General Baker's eyes kept rolling nervously, and he yelled loudly.

His yelling quickly showed results, and many chaotic soldiers rushed over, following the gathered troops to break through the heavy encirclement of the stone slaves.

Whoa!

Another stormy rain of arrows flew from the gaps in the woods, some shot at the tree trunks, some passed over the heads of General Baker and others, and some shot at the three-eyed ape-man and stone slaves, causing them to scream. A scream of pain.

"Go! Go! Come with me!"

General Baker realized that the orcs were getting closer.

Twenty or thirty stone slaves surrounded them. They carried the snatched shields on their backs, quickly raised bronze swords and bronze scimitars, emerged from the chaotic position, and rushed over.

The soldiers around General Baker held up their spears to meet them, and four or five of them were immediately pierced in the face of the charge, spurting blood wildly.

As General Baker thought before, no matter how powerful the stone slaves were, they were nothing more than a mob. As long as he was given some time, he would surely be able to suppress the rebellion.

But now, there is no such possibility.

After repelling the siege of the stone slaves, General Baker took a hard look behind him, only to see that the torches of the orcs had drawn a long distance, and if they didn't retreat, it would be too late for them.

Another stone slaves rushed forward uncontrollably, trying to defeat General Baker's troops and behead the general under his horse. With the sound of wailing, after the fierce and swift battle, dozens of people fell in a pool of blood soon inside.

Facing the heavy siege, General Baker went out with all his might. Only two of the generals who had accompanied him on the expedition were left at this moment. Thousands of people were evacuated.

This army, which originally opened up the territory for King Anukt and established immortal achievements, finally ushered in a defeat that would shake the government and the public under the rebellion of the stone slaves and the attack of the orcs.

　The climax will be written tomorrow, and I will not procrastinate by then, I will write a little more in a day, and try my best to write the whole climax at once.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)