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Van Loon Hidden in the darkness of night, he stared unwaveringly at the panic caused by the soldier in the camp. The soldiers' faces reflected the firelight, their expressions shifting from surprise to fear. Their words exploded like shockwaves in the crowd, sparking a series of unrest and doubt. Van Loon knew that this psychological tactic was crucial for the upcoming battle. Once the hearts of the people were in turmoil, even the mightiest army would fall into chaos.
Silently, he glanced back at the goat guerrilla squad behind him. These brave warriors were gathering strength in the darkness, preparing for a surprise attack. A glint of determination flashed in Van Loon's eyes. He knew that now was the perfect time to deepen the human army's fear of Black Forest Realm by exploiting their internal panic, thereby slowing down their attack.
Van Loon quietly instructed the warriors beside him to approach the human camp with the utmost silence. He planned to strike the enemy quickly and quietly without attracting too much attention, leaving behind some obvious traces upon retreat to leave a lasting impression on the human soldiers, further increasing their panic and uncertainty.
This was not just a physical battle, but also a part of psychological warfare. Van Loon knew clearly that in order to win this unequal war, he must sow the seeds of fear in the hearts of the enemy.
Van Loon's gaze locked onto the important supplies of the human army like a sharp arrow. His consciousness reached its peak, and the surrounding sounds seemed to disappear, leaving only an invisible connection between him and the target. The gathering of Lightning on his horn grew brighter and brighter, the energy appearing exceptionally abrupt in the quiet night, like a crack in the darkness, foreshadowing an impending disaster.
Some alert human soldiers sensed that something was amiss and turned towards the woods, attempting to locate the flickering light. However, their reaction was ultimately too slow. When Van Loon felt the lightning energy reach its peak, he didn't hesitate at all, releasing the power. A brilliant Lightning shot through the air, directly hitting the human army's ballistae, armory, and the place where gunpowder was stored.
In an instant, a deafening explosion echoed through the night sky, illuminating the entire military camp with a flash of fire. The chain reaction of exploding gunpowder barrels seemed to continue endlessly like a line of falling dominoes, and the thunderous sound seemed to tear through the night. The soldiers were in a panic, with screams and shouts rising and falling in the chaos. The terrified faces illuminated by the fire depicted the helplessness and chaos of the human army at that moment.
Van Loon calmly observed all of this from a distance, knowing that this strike not only caused significant losses to the human army's supplies, but more importantly, it undoubtedly dealt a fatal blow to the enemy's morale. In the darkness of the night, the thunder and lightning, condensed from his magic, seemed like an oracle pronouncing the fate of the human invaders, telling them how fierce and invincible the wrath of the Black Forest Realm was.
Van Loon witnessed the chaos and terror as the human camp fell into disarray due to an explosion. Immediately, he used telepathy to command a charge. At his command, twenty Combat goat, unleashed like wild beasts, charged from the darkness towards the camp illuminated by the fire, each hoof striking the ground with awe-inspiring force.
Leading the charge, Van Loon stormed into the human military camp, their appearance akin to a black lightning bolt leaving a clear mark in the night. Driven by anger and justice, this group of Combat goat under Van Loon's leadership, overturned one unsuspecting human soldier after another. The chaos caused by the explosion made it difficult for the soldiers to organize an effective defense, leaving them caught off guard by the sudden appearance of the goat, and falling one by one.
In the firelight, the shadow of Van Loon stretched long as he moved through the battlefield, each step firm and powerful. The onslaught of the goat not only caused destruction to the human army's supplies, but also dealt a blow to their morale. In this sudden night raid, Van Loon and his Combat goat were like ghosts in the darkness, bringing unprecedented fear and chaos to the human army.
This was a carefully planned attack, as Van Loon took advantage of the chaos caused by the explosions in the human army, bringing the battle to the heart of the enemy. In this battlefield woven with firelight and shadows, Van Loon and his Combat goat became the symbol of an invincible force in the Black Forest Realm, their charge not only impacting the physical body but also shaking the souls of the enemy.
Solomon knelt in a quiet corner of the camp, with his knees on the ground and his hands clasped together. His forehead lightly touched the cold ground as he wholeheartedly prayed to Nora, seeking guidance and strength. However, his prayer was interrupted by a deafening explosion, which erupted like thunder in the silent night sky, shaking the entire camp.
Solomon stood up from the ground in astonishment and rushed out of his tent. He saw smoke and flames at the entrance of the camp, accompanied by the sounds of tragic wails and chaotic footsteps. There were wounded and fleeing soldiers affected by the explosion everywhere, and the scene was in utter chaos. Solomon was filled with confusion and anger, unable to comprehend how this sudden attack had occurred.
At this moment, General Palladio and Ruin walked out of the main tent, one in front and one behind. Palladio had an inexplicable expression on his face, seeming neither surprised nor panicked by the chaos before him, while Ruin remained expressionless, coldly observing the surroundings. Solomon immediately approached them, trying to find out what had happened.
In the midst of the smoke, Solomon could sense an ominous atmosphere pervading the air. This sudden attack seemed to foreshadow a more brutal and bloody war. He caught a glimpse of Palladio and Ruin exchanging a glance, a complex look containing calculation, assessment, and ruthlessness, intensifying Solomon's unease and anger. At that moment, he understood that there might be an indescribable gulf between the truth of this war and the radiance of Nora that he believed in.
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