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Chapter 1009 - 661: Auxiliary Army

Chapter 1009: Chapter 661: Auxiliary Army

Chen Yu was very clever and quickly grasped the so-called "class" issue from Li Changhe’s insinuations, her cheeks reddening slightly as she coughed lightly.

She glanced at Xiao Nan as if seeking help.

Xiao Nan was in a rather good mood, perhaps because she saw a girl even more... delicate than herself, which helped her regain a bit of confidence. Okay, this inadvertently put Qiu Wentian through another bout of subtle persecution.

Then, with a light hum from her mouth, Xiao Nan looked at Chen Yu and showed an expression that said, "I’m really at a loss with you."

She pulled Chen Yu over, and the two approached Qiu Wentian to discuss a few private matters.

Their conversation quickly turned Qiu Wentian’s gloomy face sunny. As they talked, Yun Ting also joined in the excitement.

Of course, the topics they were discussing weren’t suitable for Li Changhe to chime in on.

After all, from their blushing cheeks, it was best for Li Changhe not to listen, or he would have ended up with a few more marks on his neck...

Therefore, he summoned his Black Eagle to scout the surrounding environment.

He realized that the four of them were on a mountain road between forests, with some passersby and carriages on the road nearby.

It would be possible to make contact and gather some intelligence. Chen Yu’s ability was most suited for this unfamiliar environment.

As Li Changhe continued to scan the area, he noticed a group of suspected bandits robbing a convoy at a mountain road junction a few kilometers away.

Li Changhe watched them for a while and saw that the bandits numbered quite a few; they had surrounded a caravan from all sides.

Meanwhile, they were shooting fiercely with strong crossbows.

The bandits, numbering in the hundreds, had actually formed some kind of formation, using square iron shields and long spears, and the formation was gradually closing in on the caravan under the cover of crossbows.

A group of bandits getting their hands on such a number of powerful crossbows, even having such combat discipline?

Could it be that they were a country’s army in the guise of bandits?

Li Changhe thought, while the caravan was setting up a defensive stance. They arranged the black carriages into a defensive circle, and a large number of mules and horses were placed within the circle.

The black carriages were clearly made of special materials, with six wheels each, and were fairly large. The strong crossbows could hardly breach these defenses.

But once the formation drew closer, all would be settled. The caravan didn’t have many people, only about thirty or so, and they were all hiding behind the defense circle, not making any effective counterattacks at that moment.

And once they were approached, they would lose any chance to resist.

However, to Li Changhe’s surprise, among the caravan, he actually saw a guy dressed in black, with what looked like a chainsaw sword in his hand! On closer inspection, the members of the caravan were armed with chainsaw halberds,

"Damn." Li Changhe couldn’t help but exclaim.

This equipment was all too familiar to him.

It was the gear that only the Great Tang’s Auxiliary Army was endowed with; those chainsaw halberds, when swung, would play a deadly tune, inflicting the most painful death upon the enemy.

And the one holding the chainsaw sword was an officer of the Auxiliary Army.

Was this a detachment of the Great Tang’s Auxiliary Army?

Then what could be inside those black carriages...

As these thoughts passed through Li Changhe’s mind, the compartments of the black carriages slowly opened like a ring box. Thick steam billowed out.

In that steam, the steel giants opened their eyes.

"Indeed, Great Tang’s armor-clad warriors," Li Changhe noted as he watched the armored fighters emerge from the carriages.

There were only ten of them, far fewer in number than the bandits, but their presence alone instantly dominated the opposition.

Countless arrows struck their sturdy armor, only to produce sparks, leaving white marks.

And when those ten armored warriors and the thirty Auxiliary Army members following them charged, the outcome was already sealed.

Armored warriors were certainly not invincible, and players above level 10 could hold their own against a single armored warrior for quite a while solely on their attributes.

During the Great Tang’s rebel warbands era, there had been instances where ordinary people, through enormous sacrifices, managed to take down super-armored warriors, and these instances were not even rare.

But when these armored warriors assembled into a military formation and charged, even players would have headaches.

These bandits of dubious identity might not be considered weak, and against one or two armored warriors, perhaps they might have tried, but now...

Perhaps there are people capable of combating groups of armored warriors, but clearly, these bandits were not among them.

Thus, the one-sided slaughter by the Great Tang warriors unfolded in an instant, with armored warriors breaking through formations while shrugging off arrows, knocking every bandit they encountered into twisted shapes.

Meanwhile, the Auxiliary Army used the armored warriors as tactical shields, efficiently shooting or slashing the fleeing bandits one by one.

What’s left isn’t much of a spectacle, huh? How big of an issue could it be?

Li Changhe, leading the Great Tang armored warriors, had killed far too many enemies.

He had charged through the Chaos rebels, clashed with the Sea Clan navy, collided with the Heavenly Kingdom’s army, massacred the Terror Devil legion, and even mowed down player organizations in swathes...

Well, although the players had been sneak attacking that time.

Who knows, Li Changhe might have to charge into the Sea Clan army again later.

This time, it’s just that some countries in this world were taking certain measurements.

Sending their armies in disguise as bandits to attack the convoys of the Great Tang’s second empire. It could be a probe or some other reason...

And with the kind of lineup that the Great Tang had, with armored warriors collaborating with the Auxiliary Army, if they were defeated by this small number...

Then even the most cowardly general of the Great Tang would feel ashamed enough to drown himself in a cesspit.

Thus, Li Changhe controlled the Black Hawk to scan the faces of the Auxiliary Army, especially the face of that Auxiliary Army officer, and then continued to control the Black Hawk to fly higher into the sky.

Soon, Li Changhe saw a prosperous city from afar through the Black Hawk.

That city was immense and majestic, standing on a large inland lake like a gigantic island, with a huge stone bridge connecting it.

Actually, if the Black Hawk hadn’t flown high enough, Li Changhe would have mistaken it for an ocean.

For some reason, the inland lake that Li Changhe saw was oddly pale red...

It vaguely gave Li Changhe a sense of familiarity.

At this moment, a woman wearing a suit of leather armor and riding a warhorse slowed down when she saw the four people by the mountain road in the distance.

It was reasonable for her to draw nearer, as the group of four was quite eye-catching.

If a regular person saw three beautiful girls walking beside the road, they would surely take a second look and cast an envious ’you lucky bastard’ glance at Li Changhe.

"Are you four also heading to Xuan City?" the female knight asked, stopping by the roadside, "May I accompany you?"

The players quickly noticed that the silk invitation she had on her waist was just like their task item.

Just like sleep bringing a pillow to a bed... The players chuckled to themselves.

Seeing this, Chen Yu quietly activated his Soul Code.

"Sure..."

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