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Chapter 53 - 53 The Barbarian Tribes

53 The Barbarian Tribes

Instantly, countless responses came from the formation below.

“Let’s go!”

“Let’s go!”

“…”

The vigorous troops began to follow the established route and slowly advanced under the command of the commander at the front.

After that, Su Ming walked down the city wall and joined the Army.

After he walked down the city wall, the leaders of the various tribes approached him.

Zelda’s expression was solemn as she said, “All the Elven Warriors are equipped with the Cloud Piercing Bow.”

in this battle, the Elf tribe will definitely display their strongest combat power and contribute to the other tribes.

Su Ming cast her a glance and nodded his head faintly. “Thank you for your hard work, commander Zelda.”

Zelda shook her head and smiled.

“I won’t. This is what I should do.”

After Riel walked over, he had wanted to say something like Zelda, and then make an oath.

However, when the words reached his mouth, he realized that he could not say a single word.

In the end, Riel could only helplessly scratch his head and say, “Me too.”

Su Ming cast him a slightly speechless glance, then shook his head. He did not say anything but cast a glance at Chen Yixue, who was by his side.

“You’ll be in charge of the Orc tribe. Remember, don’t be too impulsive. You must follow my instructions!”

Chen Yixue’s eyes flashed with a hint of nervousness, but it was well hidden.

Then, she took a deep breath, and the expression on her face gradually became serious.

“I understand!”

As soon as she finished speaking, Chen Yixue directly walked toward the Orc tribe.

After that, Su Ming quickly shifted his gaze to the front.

“How far are we from the Barbarian tribe?”

Su Ming was clearly not looking at her, but Zelda could sense it clearly.

Su Ming’s question was directed at her.

Hearing this, Zelda thought for a moment and replied, “According to our current marching speed, we still have about three hours.”

Su Ming nodded and asked, “Where are the Elf Hunters? Have they all been laid out? We can’t let the Barbarian tribe discover our tracks.”

Zelda nodded and said, they are all following your orders, great prophet. They are heading toward the Barbarian tribe.

“There are also quite a few Elven Hunters that are currently stationed near the Barbarian tribe. As long as the Barbarian tribe appears, they will kill them at the first moment.”

Zelda’s expression became a little hesitant. She wanted to say something but stopped.

Su Ming cast her a glance and said, “If you have something to say, just say it.”

Zelda took a deep breath and said, “Lord Prophet, what I want to say is that even if we pounce with the Elven Hunters, we might not be able to stop the Barbarians’ information network, right?”

When Su Ming heard that, he nodded.

Judging from the fact that the Barbarian tribe had already sent their scouts to the Elf Valley, their information network must be quite good.

However, Su Ming could not just stop killing the scouts from the Barbarian tribe because of this.

“Stop as many as you can. We have to delay them as much as possible before they discover our attack.”

When she heard this, Zelda no longer spoke. Instead, she fell into silence with Su Ming.

The entire army started to advance toward the Barbarian tribe in a quiet and solemn manner.

Looking down from the sky, they could only see square formations moving forward.

…

[Barbarian tribe, three kilometers away.]

This place was the first defense barrier that the Barbarian tribe had set up to protect their own tribe.

However, compared to the role of defense, the checkpoints here were more for observing the surrounding environment and dangers.

From this, one could see that the Barbarian tribe was one of the reasons why they were able to pull out such a huge gap from the other tribes.

However, perhaps it was because it had not been invaded all year round.

Therefore, the Barbarians who were guarding the checkpoint today did not seem to be very responsible.

There were a total of five sentries, and three of them had guards sneaking around.

One of the barbarians was even lazily sitting in his sentry post, mumbling something.

“F*ck, that b*tch from yesterday was really slutty. If she wasn’t already married to Kaida, I’d definitely have sex with her.”

Just as the Barbarian was feeling vexed that he had not had any meat for half a month...

A soft sound suddenly rang in his ears.

The Barbarian stood up alertly and squinted his eyes to look around, but he did not see anyone.

The towering trees next to the sentry post were blown by the wind, bringing a slight chill and a rustling sound.

Shaking his head, the wild man’s tensed body gradually relaxed again. He muttered to himself, “Look at you, you haven’t eaten meat for so long that you’re hallucinating, right?”

However, after being interrupted, the Barbarian did not dare to continue slacking off.

Then, just as he was about to continue keeping watch seriously...

A sharp and ear-piercing sound suddenly came from the back of his head.

His pupils shrank, and he crouched down almost subconsciously, but he still could not escape the lightning-fast attack.

A small, bloody hole appeared on the back of his head and went straight through his forehead.

The light in his eyes quickly faded away. The barbarian’s body swayed and finally fell on the sentry post without a sound.

After his body completely fell, a strong figure slowly emerged from the big tree next to the sentry post.

Looking at the Barbarian with some disdain, the Elf Hunter took out a special whistle from his pocket and blew it, making a somewhat strange sound.

This voice was like a bird’s chirping, with a bit of tactfulness.

Only the Elven Hunters could understand the meaning of this.

The target has been dealt with!

Not long after, four similar sounds rang out in the quiet forest.

The Elven Hunter’s lips curved up slightly, and he waved at a bird in the air.

At the same time.

Zelda, whose face was filled with excitement, also walked quickly to Su Ming.

“Great Prophet, our vanguards have already taken care of the enemy sentries.”

When he heard that, Su Ming nodded.

“How much longer until the enemy’s next shift of sentries?”

Zelda looked at the sun in the sky and replied decisively, “Half an hour!”

Su Ming hummed in acknowledgment and his eyes flickered.

“If that’s the case, we have enough time.”