At this moment, Aiweiya had already brought the Rangers, aiming arrows at the swirling giant dragons in the sky amidst the Black Fog.
The Nature God’s protection wound around these elves, allowing them to move freely in the Black Fog.
To be honest, Aiweiya had not felt the power of the Nature God so clearly in a long time; it felt as if the Nature God was not a lofty deity but a being with clear thoughts… a person?
Indeed, when Aiweiya received the Divine Revelation from the Nature God again, Aiweiya truly felt this way; it was nothing like a mere revelation, but a clear command.
To help the Tower, guard the path to the Tower at Cape, and even the protection was granted ahead of time—this incredibly clear command made Aiweiya realize that the Nature God had finally returned to normal. Of course, since they had to enter the Black Fog, Aiweiya still prayed carefully to the Nature God again.
Although testing one’s deity in this manner was quite disrespectful, during this prayer, the Nature God not only responded to Aiweiya but also did so with clear logic and coherent thoughts, explaining causality to Aiweiya clearly, unlike the past disjointed responses.
Moreover, it wasn’t only Aiweiya who received the revelation; nearly all the elves who believed in the Nature God received the Divine Revelation. After experimenting and confirming that the blessings could indeed resist the Black Fog, Aiweiya entrusted the High Ger Empire to Tia, who returned, and personally led the Rangers to execute the Nature God’s command.
As the arrows of the Rangers, imbued with protective power, howled towards the dragons, some older dragons quickly dodged the arrows, while a few younger dragons were caught off guard and grazed by the arrows.
In the past, during the First Continental War, when human anti-air measures were still weak, the elves had already developed their own defense strategies. With the dense and vast forests for cover, these dragons would not dare to venture into elven territory if they had fought there before, so the Solun dragon herd did not intend to directly attack the elven homeland even when they decided to fight at Cape.
Under the protection of the Nature God, every time the elves pulled their bowstrings, it resembled the harmony of mages casting spells, unleashing waves of explosive attacks.
The breath of the dragons was continuously thwarted by the Druids summoning trees and vines, and around the Rangers, the Druids had directly summoned a forest.
This forest would not be easily ignited by dragon breath.
“What about the Demon Clan and the Avar?”
The dragons repeatedly roared: “The elves are watching us; have the Demon Clan and Avar push these elves aside!”
The Solun dragon herd shouted like players getting anxious in a game: “Where are the teammates? Where are the teammates? Help out!”
“The group of Demon and Avar… they are blocked by other humans…”
Hearing the report from the dragon beside him, the ancient dragon cursed in anger: “What did you say?!”
“That group of human professionals came rushing in like madmen, blocking the Avar and Demon Clan entirely!”
As this giant dragon said, all surrounding professionals were frantically organizing themselves, fighting against the armies of the Demon Clan and Avar.
No matter what profession, as long as they held a belief, even shallow believers, all received revelations from their respective deities.
These professionals even set aside their lesser beliefs and, under the revelations of all the gods, united, received blessings, and began to resist the Avar and Demon Clan.
It was unimaginable that all deities issued a unified revelation, even among adherents of rival deities in the scriptures; at this moment, they all fought side by side under the revelations of their gods.
And among those most influenced at the start were the followers of the War God; many had become fanatics, making it difficult to correct them again. However, the frenzy of these fanatics at this time became their strongest motivation, coupled with the War God’s blessings which were very compatible with battle, turning these fanatics into berserkers, each one fighting bloodily in the Black Fog.
These professionals rushing in from all directions were like a wall of flesh and blood, firmly blocking the Avar and Demon Clan outside the battlefield.
“Use Supremacy Magic; don’t worry about the damage! Smash a path through just like when dealing with Castile!”
On the side of the Avar and Demon Clan coalition, a dragon in human form continuously commanded the surrounding high-level professionals of the Avar. At this moment, those high-level professionals were also following orders, using the few remaining spell materials to cast Supremacy Magic on the battlefield.
However, just as these high-level professionals began to chant halfway and gather magic power, as the skies started to change and a massive magic circle began to materialize, a lightning bolt mixed with chaotic flames shot through the battlefield, piercing through the barriers of these spellcasters and turning those who were chanting the Supremacy Magic to ash, while the entire setup for the Supremacy Magic was completely destroyed.
“It’s still useless…”
The commander of the An Zhu artillery looked through the telescope at the Supremacy Magic camp in the distance that had been pierced through.
“Without Your Majesty, the accuracy and resonance efficiency have dropped too much, and the elite were taken away by Your Majesty, reducing the power as well.”
The commander shook his head: “It’s really a pity under the protection of the War God.”
On the other side, the dragon in human form stared blankly for a moment at the sight of those beside him turned to ashes; such a situation had never been encountered on the Solun Continent, since extraordinary measures, especially those with such long attack ranges, were rare there. Essentially, there were no systematic resonance spells that could produce such effects; the only solution imagined was to clash Supremacy Magic.
On the way back, Lind had contacted the multitude of gods deep in the Sea of Consciousness, hoping they would assist him while his human consciousness was still clear and not completely covered by divinity—to let the followers of these deities help him go to the Tower.
These gods, who had learned about the occurrences outside through their followers, mostly did not refuse and immediately contacted their followers, especially the War God and the God of Selfless—Lind did not even think of this, it was the War God who reminded him.
At this time, Lind had already embarked on the path to the Tower, with armored vehicles and Lars Knights clearing the way, while Lind and Lena were resting in the vehicle.
From the current situation, these Lars Knights even seemed somewhat redundant, as countless people were rushing to help Lind secure the route to the Tower. The towering high tower stood quietly there, waiting for Lind’s arrival, as if it had been this way since ancient times.
