Catastrophe Card King
Chapter 1614 - Chapter 1614 Chapter 490 Moon Wheel Rampage_2

Chapter 1614: Chapter 490 Moon Wheel Rampage_2 Chapter 1614: Chapter 490 Moon Wheel Rampage_2 And the tide flying in the sky turned out to be countless giant bats.

Bonnie clearly saw the bats and exclaimed: “Hell Bats!”

The Mithril Serpent of the Sixth Tier Deputy Leader of the Great Sword Group they encountered in the wilderness had mentioned that he was driven into a panic by these bats.

Seeing the number of these bats now, everyone couldn’t help but swallow.

“My goodness, there must be millions of them…”

“Leonard, are these the Hell Bats you spoke of? They’re as big as giant eagles but are still bats?”

“Heh, these bats are at least First Tier… If one in ten could yield a Magic Core, that would be over a hundred thousand Magic Cores.”

“John Charlie, what are you thinking? With this number, even if your sword got bent, you couldn’t kill them all. Who knows how many more are behind. I think these bats might just overrun our camp…”

“…”

Even though they were aware of the impending danger, the members of the Great Sword Group still maintained a good spirit, still confidently judging the bats.

Meanwhile, the adventurers who just rushed out of the camp returned in terror and disarray.

The number of monsters was overwhelming, like a sea, any team venturing in would be submerged.

At that moment, everyone began to faintly realize something was amiss.

In the camp, various long-range professions also started their attacks.

Archers, small Magic Towers, Magic catapults… Elemental light arrows and various dazzling Spells fired into the dark tide in the distance.

But it was like throwing stones into a flood; aside from causing a few ripples, the swarm of bats continued unabated.

The perimeter walls of the camp posed no hindrance to these flying creatures.

In just over a dozen breaths, countless giant bats had rushed into the camp, baring their sharp fangs and pouncing on anyone they saw.

Before the adventurers could even understand what was happening near them, the entire camp plunged into fierce combat.

“Damn it, find cover! Don’t fight these bats in open spaces…”

“Be careful not to get too close, these bats can suck Magic Energy from Cursed Shields!”

“Too many monsters, conserve your Spell Cards!”

“…”

Although the tiers of these [Hell Bats] were generally not high, their sheer numbers were too much.

They could flexibly dodge attacks during flight, and their fangs could Demonic Break.

Dozens of these creatures swarming could pose a fatal threat to Intermediate Card Masters.

A group of bats also swarmed into the second floor of the restaurant where Leonard and others were, and with a few slashes of Sword Air from John Charlie, only bat limbs remained on the floor.

For these experts, these bats posed no significant threat, at least for now.

However, it was only a matter of time.

The corpses of bats had piled up like mountains in the camp, and their foul-smelling black blood flowed along the streets.

Leonard, seeing this, gently stroked the [Ring of God Stealer] with his right hand over his left, knowing by the rolling blood in the camp that this was the perfect battle environment for a Vampire.

…

The fight intensified.

Soon, the Magic Towers in the center of the camp also charged up and released magical light cannons.

But it was like using cannons to kill mosquitos, still having little effect.

There were many High-Order Card Masters in the camp, and plenty of excellently equipped elite officials. The [Hell Bats], with lower tiers and Spells not yet fully consumed, posed hardly any fatal threat to the camp just by themselves.

Leonard and others simply watched silently from the restaurant’s second floor.

Those bats were just the beginning of the attack.

As time passed, beasts like the Eighth Rank [Apocalyptic Thunder Ape], the Phoenix trailing ethereal blue flames, the [Hell Flying Dragon] spitting lava, and the Sub-dragon Dominator [Thunderbolt Dragon Lizard], driven by the scent of Divine Fragments in the camp, gradually approached.

With defense weapons in the camp holding them back, these top-tier Demon Beasts had not yet breached the defenses.

However, even so, this wave upon wave of monsters increasingly escalated the number of dead and injured among the adventurers in the camp.

Suddenly, Bonnie saw something and exclaimed: “Leader, look quickly, the [Nether Peacock] is coming!”

Everyone fixed their gaze and saw a giant bird with wings spanning dozens of meters rapidly approaching the camp in the distant sky.

Its feathers radiated a bizarre black and white light, and if one ignored the ferocity in its blood-red eyes, it was definitely the most beautiful white peacock Leonard had ever seen.

As it spread its wings, countless feathers rained down on the camp like arrows.

A flash of white light streaked by, and whether it was the Magic Patterns on the city walls or the barriers on the Magic Towers, everything seemed as flimsy as paper, instantly pierced through by the feathers.

Not just the barriers; people on the towers also fell like wheat being harvested.

This [Nether Peacock] made its entrance and immediately tore through the northeastern defensive line of the camp.

Several feathers penetrated the barrier, their power undiminished, striking right at the restaurant where Leonard and the others were.

Sophia Jones reacted like lightning, grabbing a white light that had breached the wooden building.

However, as soon as she caught it, the white feather disintegrated into pure light Elements on the spot.

Everyone seeing this scene drew a sharp breath in unison.

The Elements of intense dark power…

“Holy Hammer” Sam’s eyelids twitched: “Sheesh… this ‘Silent Annihilation Divine Light’ is really damn terrifying. Just pierced through the camp’s barriers like that?”

For the first time, he felt like the shield in his hand and the armor on his body offered no sense of security.

“Blaster” Rosin also said, “If we don’t dodge, we won’t even know how we died.”

Even Uncle Dave, the quickest assassin, agreed: “Yeah. We’re also lucky we were far enough from that peacock, otherwise with that speed, we probably couldn’t have evaded it.”