Chapter 1676 Uproar
Chapter 1676: Uproar Chapter 1676: Uproar Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation Immanuel Sanchez was furious! The reason was simple. After observing Luther Carden for the past few days, Immanuel felt that Luther looked more and more like an ancestor of the human race’s Hall of the Fame. That ancestor didn’t belong to the era of the five lords. It came from an even more distant era. However, the more Immanuel looked at Luther, the more he felt the resemblance. The sons of the Northern Army all had big secrets. All of them had soul imprints. If Abaddon Haby dared to do such a thing, he would definitely be exterminated in the future! Immanuel appeared. Abaddon and the other two were taken aback. The next moment, they lowered their heads and said respectfully, “Mr.
Sanchez, why are you here?” “I…” Immanuel didn’t finish his sentence. “Luther,” Braydon Neal said with a frown, “think of a way to make the six demon camps as close together as possible!” “They’re on guard.
They’re afraid of the funeral song.” Luther shook his head. There was no solution for now. Because there was no chance! If there was an opportunity, Luther would definitely grab it and bring the six camps closer. Then, Braydon could use the funeral song to slaughter them all. Unfortunately, the demons were extremely wary of the funeral song and were already on guard. Each camp was hundreds of thousands of miles apart. They didn’t get close to each other. Braydon’s idea of finishing all his work in one go would never be realized. As for Immanuel, Abaddon, and the others, they were directly left to the side. No one paid any attention to them. Immanuel’s strength was terrifying! They probably wouldn’t dare to attack easily. If he joined the battle, the old fellows on the demon race’s side would probably jump out and attack Braydon. The peak experts joined in. It was not good for Braydon and the others. The shockwaves from the battle between those experts could turn the sons of the Northern Army into ashes.
“We want to finish the battle in one go,” Luther said.
“I’m afraid the demons have the same idea.
They don’t have a choice!” “The only chance for the demons is in these six camps.
If they lose, the war will be over.
The Northern Army will retreat from the battlefield and return to the core territory of the human race to recuperate!
It’s basically impossible for the demons to kill us!” Luther voiced the concerns of the demons. The demons could not break into the core territory of the human race. If any Tom, Dick, or Harry could enter their homes, the human race, as a super race, would become a joke. Braydon looked into the distance and didn’t say anything. However, the demons had already taken action. Each of the six military camps had mobilized tens of millions of troops. They were densely packed and covered the entire starry sky. It was like the end of the starry sky, with countless demon beasts and an overwhelming brutal aura. They were all Zergs! The Zerg had a strong reproductive ability. For many years, they had been the vanguard army of the demon race in the war. There would always be a shadow of the Zerg in every battle. These demons had low intelligence, and they would never compromise on the orders of the queen. They were fearless of death, fierce, and difficult to deal with. Moreover, they knew how to cooperate. They could even assist the human army in battle. Six demon camps, six armies of tens of millions. 60 million Zergs were black spiders and red butterflies. Each figure was a hundred meters tall. The red butterfly’s wings were like daggers, and the black spider’s mouthparts emitted a disgusting stench. They all moved out and pressed towards the Meteor Sea. “Why aren’t you mobilizing your troops?” Abaddon asked seriously. “One more word and I’ll kill you!” Braydon ignored him and only said one sentence. Immanuel’s gaze was solemn. He raised his hand and restrained Abaddon, telling him to shut up. He didn’t want to see this iron-willed general die here. Even if he had to die, he should die on the battlefield. Abaddon’s eyes were filled with doubt as he looked at Immanuel. He didn’t know why the big shot he respected would listen to the orders of this white-robed youth. “How many new legions have been formed?” Braydon asked calmly. “150!” Yuri Qualls replied.
“Send them all up!” Braydon clasped his hands behind his back.
“Yes, sir!” The battle had already begun, and no one in the army questioned Braydon’s orders. Braydon’s words were the Northern King’s order. At this moment, whoever dared to question the military order would be killed immediately.
When the war broke out, the Northern Army only needed one voice: Braydon!
Following the order, all the new legions were transferred to the front line. Many armies were in an uproar because these people were not fools.
Many of them were old men who had lived for many many years. They saw that none of the elite soldiers of the Northern Army had been mobilized. The ones mobilized were all new recruits!
What was he trying to do? Was he treating them as cannon fodder?
The middle-aged man fromthe 81st legion shouted angrily, “Why are only the new soldiers being mobilized?
Why aren’t the elites of the Northern Army the vanguard?” Swoosh!
Tanner Lynn drew his sword. The blade fell, and the man died. Although there were eight iron laws in the Northern Army, they were used to restrain the soldiers during the rest period. If war broke out, the Northern Army would only have the iron law of war: Those who disturb the morale of the army will be beheaded! Those who disobey orders will be beheaded! Those who make decisions without authorization will be killed!
Tanner had killed one person to intimidate the entire army. Little did they know that in this short period of time, hundreds of people’s heads had been beheaded by their respective commanders. If they didn’t kill them, there would be a mutiny. A mutiny before the battle would have serious consequences. It would lead to the destruction of the entire army.
The leaders of the various legions had to be responsible for their 100,000 brothers. Therefore, those who shook the morale of the army had to die! In the army, only fresh blood could deter the arrogant and suspicious.
Moreover, the people who were sent to the new legions were all the original first regiment commanders of the legions. They were all ruthless people whose hands were stained with the blood of the enemy. Their military ability was not bad, and they had made outstanding military achievements.
The cold sword at his waist emitted a fishy smell. For this reason, Tanner drew his sword and shouted coldly, “Everyone, listen up!
Hold your swords tightly and keep your eyes on the Qilin flag of the Northern Army.
Wherever the flag goes, follow me and charge.
Follow me and you will live!” After saying that, Tanner, a veteran soldier of the Northern Army, carried the flag with both hands and charged forward resolutely. He had fought for decades and, even as the regimental commander, he was reluctant to let go of the Qilin Flag.
“Kill them!” he roared.
In every legion, the lieutenant commander was the first to charge. This was the tradition of the Northern Army. In every battle, the lieutenant and regimental commanders led the way. The new recruits, who had lived for many years as cultivators, knew what was going on clearly. With their commanders taking the lead, they couldn’t hide in the back.
In an instant, the army charged.
The demon army also charged!
Both sides collided!
Tanner held the flag in his hand and swept it with his Qi. The Qilin inside the flag was like a sharp sword, beheading a demon beast with each sweep. The two armies clashed for the first time, and blood splattered across the starry sky. Cultivators fell one after another. The comrades behind could only step on the corpses of their brothers with tears in their eyes and continue to charge at the demons.
The battlefield could awaken a man’s passion. It could also awaken a man’s endless killing intent.