CHAPTER 442: CHAPTER 411 SOLUTION_2

"Archers, ready!"

"Release!"

A small half of the charging soldiers, without shields, were turned into pincushions by the arrow rain and fell to the ground.

In the sky, huge rainbow-colored five-point stars continuously fell downwards.

The speed of these huge stars was extremely fast, absolutely unavoidable for these soldiers. Their shields were useless against the impact of these stars.

Once hit by these stars, they burst open like colorful jars, turning into streamers and becoming dust in the wind.

Besides avoiding the rain of arrows and the falling big stars, they also had to dodge the small stars coming towards them.

These small stars, trailing rainbow streaks, were smaller and faster, piercing through like arrows.

Armor pierced through directly.

However, the number of archers on Kane’s side wasn’t large, so more enemies charged down the slope facing the arrow rain.

What awaited them was the charge of heavy cavalry and light cavalry.

Few of these charging soldiers had long-range attack capabilities, so the bow riders recruited by Kane gradually reduced their numbers with their bows.

Lacking long-range means, these soldiers had no way of dealing with the bow riders, watching helplessly as their numbers were continuously reduced.

Kane continued to control the artillery, bombarding the soldiers who were charging.

Feeling his magic power decrease, Kane halted the artillery attack when it was more than half depleted.

Because these soldiers weren’t very close to Kane, in his waves of bombardment, nearly all the long-range troops were wiped out.

After taking a gulp of magic potion, Kane’s magic power surged again, and the cannon platform beneath him began to change, revealing rotating machine guns with dark gun muzzles.

The guns started to spin rapidly to warm up, and in Kane’s eyes, all enemies were targeted with red crosshairs, awaiting Kane’s sweep.

Da-da-da-da-da!

The bullet storm swept forward.

A soldier dressed in blue raised his longsword, ready to strike the red soldier before him.

Just as his sword blade was about to swing down, a bullet pierced through his helmet, shooting straight into his brain.

His thoughts remained in the bloodthirsty slaughter as he fell down, slowly turning into gray dust.

Such scenes occured all over the battlefield.

Countless soldiers fell.

Upon close inspection, the fallen soldiers could be seen with a dark gun muzzle hole on their heads.

Karen’s companion, Lilulu, also disappeared.

The enemy commander was swinging his longsword at the red soldiers charging at him, with a cold gleam reflecting off the blade, wrapped in a faint blue glow.

Like a hot knife through butter, it instantly sliced the red soldier diagonally in half.

Blood splattered around, dripping onto his face.

Now, he was extremely angry that those black objects had wiped out almost all of his long-range soldiers.

Leaving him in such a passive situation.

Just as he was contemplating, a rainbow-colored beam shot him.

Feeling his body shrink uncontrollably and his strength weaken, he fell off his horse.

When he really hit the ground, he realized that the warhorse he was just riding was now towering over him like a giant.

If he were to take a moment to observe his body, he would find that he had turned into a little white rabbit.

Behind him, Lilulu’s figure appeared.

The rainbow-colored golden fairy wand swung once more.

A rainbow-colored five-point star quickly fell and hit the little rabbit.

Bang!

The rabbit no longer resembled a living creature but a rabbit-shaped colorful jar, bursting open.

Streamers sprayed out from inside, inexplicably creating a festive atmosphere.

Fine gray dust fell down, accumulating together.

Lilulu, who had taken down the enemy leader, seemed to see something, her eyes full of delight, before she flashed and disappeared in place.

"Kane, Kane, I’ve seen something unbelievable," Lilulu appeared on Kane’s shoulder in a flash, speaking loudly into his ear.

Seeing that there were hardly any soldiers left, Kane ceased the attack, pulled a blue potion from his belt, and drank it.

Turning his head, he asked, "What unbelievable thing did you see to be so excited?"

Lilulu, with wide eyes, looking shocked, said, "I just saw a cavalry recruited by Kreya take out the enemy, and then the enemy turned into gray dust."

Normally, in a dungeon, creatures killed turn into dust only if the explorer takes action.

Dungeon creatures that kill each other leave behind corpses, and depending on the dungeon, these corpses either persist or fade away but do not turn into gray dust.

Leaving dust signifies being killed by an Explorer, with the dust containing energy that transforms into magic items.

Dungeon creatures’ remains disappear whether they persist or not, with the energy being reclaimed by the dungeon.

Lilulu was amazed because when dungeon creatures fought each other, they actually left behind ashes.

But yesterday, the enemies defeated by those soldiers did not turn into ashes, only into blue specks that disappeared into the air.

The only difference in these soldiers was that they were ones they had recruited.

Seeing Lilulu’s amazed expression, Kane said, "Didn’t I tell you to thoroughly check the dungeon data? I asked you to study it carefully, didn’t I? There you go slacking off again."

"Hehe," upon hearing Kane’s words, Lilulu rubbed the back of her head with a silly smile.

Darn, it turns out this information was written in the documents, no wonder Kane wasn’t surprised.

Watching Lilulu’s silly grin, Kane wasn’t prepared to let her off: "How many times have I told you? If there’s information about the dungeon, you have to read it carefully and remember it. What if due to the dungeon’s mechanism, we have to separate?"

Saying this, he continuously poked Lilulu’s head with his finger.

Knowing she was in the wrong, Lilulu, holding her head, let Kane poke her frantically.

Otherwise, Kane would nag endlessly.

After reprimanding Lilulu a bit, Kane sighed helplessly: "Sigh, I know you won’t listen."

Then he started explaining to Lilulu: "These soldiers we recruited count as part of our combat strength, so the enemies they defeat drop magic items just as if we defeated them. Otherwise, why recruit soldiers? Wouldn’t they just compete with us for resources?"

Upon hearing Kane’s words, Lilulu nodded, indicating she understood.

After lecturing Lilulu, Kane turned back to the battlefield.

There were no enemies left now, and the few remaining ones were being chased down by the bow riders.