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As the figures of Palladio and Ruin gradually fade away, Solomon stands amidst the Ruin s of the battlefield, surrounded by scattered bodies and traces of combat. His gaze falls upon the cold body of a soldier, and he slowly steps over to pick up a helmet from beside the soldier's head. This helmet was once a symbol of valor, but now it is tainted with the dust and blood of war. Solomon puts on the helmet, concealing the scars from battle and the emptiness on one side, a part of him lost, leaving only dark and painful memories.
Confronted with the bodies of his fellow countrymen, Solomon's anger erupts like a volcano. He cannot accept this humiliation and failure. Powerful magic gathers in his palm, instantly transforming into a shining holy hammer. This holy hammer represents his fury, his resistance, and his roar of frustration at his own inability to change the outcome.
Solomon turned around and fiercely threw the holy hammer towards a nearby large tree. As the holy hammer flew, an unparalleled force was released, instantly detonating with a deafening explosion. The tree was torn apart by immense power, crashing down and raising a cloud of dust.
This strike was not only the destruction of the tree, but also Solomon's resistance against his current fate and a declaration for future battles. His eyes shimmered with an unyielding light, refusing to bow down to fate even in the face of adversity. In this moment, Solomon was angry, helpless, and more determined than ever.
Van Loon stands on the top of the hill, his eyes looking into the distance, deep and full of concern. Below the hill, there is a dense flock of goats, huddling together as if seeking comfort and courage from each other. In stark contrast, on the right side, there are ten wild boars, muscular and fierce with exposed tusks, forming a strong contrast with the harmonious scene of the flock of goat. Despite their fierce appearance, the wild boars also show signs of unease and vigilance, knowing that this sudden battle is a huge test for every life.
Vick, who has shown tremendous power in battle, now stands quietly next to Van Loon in the form of an ordinary skeleton warrior. His skeletal face shows no expression, but the uneasiness in his moving skeleton conveys his seriousness about the upcoming challenge. There is an unspoken understanding flowing between Van Loon and Vick, as they both understand that the battle is far from over, and a greater storm may be quietly approaching.
The atmosphere of the entire goat herd is solemn and serious, and the morning invasion feels like a heavy blow to every creature's heart. The goats are filled with uncertainty and fear in their eyes, they lower their heads and bleat softly, huddling closer to each other as if to provide more security. There is a tense atmosphere in the air, and even a gentle breeze is enough to make the flock of goat panic.
At such a critical moment, Van Loon is not only the leader of the goat herd, but also their spiritual support. Every decision he makes is crucial to the future and safety of this small kingdom.
Van Loon stood at the top of the hill, after a period of rest, his body and magic had fully recovered. He knew that the most important task ahead was to inspire the goats, to help them regain their confidence and prepare for any potential future attacks. At this critical moment, Van Loon played the role of not only a leader but also a commander, ensuring that each individual could remain calm in the crisis and effectively carry out his orders.
Van Loon took a deep breath and activated his The Eye of the Demon, an ability that allowed him to easily control the entire goat herd. After all, these goats generally had low levels and almost zero magic resistance, making it an easy task for Van Loon. However, his intention was not to control but to guide. Van Loon hoped that through this method, every member of the flock of goat could find their place in the tense atmosphere and be prepared to face any situation.
The sound of Van Loon echoed through the goat herd, his command clear and firm: "Stay calm, quietly follow my lead." His words were not just a command, but also an encouragement, allowing these simple creatures to feel a sense of safety and confidence. Under Van Loon's leadership, the goats began to regain order, their gaze focused on Van Loon, waiting for further instructions.
This simple yet clear way of communication allowed each individual in the goat herd to understand their role and responsibility. Van Loon knew that in such moments, unified command and clear communication were more important than ever. He understood deeply that only by uniting as one could they face whatever might come next.
Van Loon stands at the highest point of the goat community, his gaze sharp as he surveys all the forces he can muster. He realizes that time is running short in the face of a potential upcoming attack, and he must quickly and effectively organize a force capable of repelling the invaders. He swiftly begins to tally and assess the combat strength at his disposal, determining how to most effectively allocate these precious resources.
After a rough count, Van Loon confirms that he can directly deploy about fifty Combat goat, a force not to be underestimated. However, he is also acutely aware that in order to ensure the safety of the goat community, at least one-fifth of them, roughly ten Combat goat, need to remain at the main camp as the last line of defense. This means that the actual number of Combat goat that can be deployed to the battlefield is reduced to around forty.
As for the wild boars, although there are only ten of them, their combat power is much stronger compared to the Combat goat. Each wild boar poses a significant threat. These wild boars have impressive impact and endurance on the battlefield, especially when it comes to breaking through enemy lines, their role will undoubtedly be crucial. The Van Loon has decided to use these wild boars as his assault force to target the enemy's weak points.
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