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At the same time, Pfister also received a prompt from the system: "Ding! An important event [The Battle Flag that Never Falls] is generated, sign in next to the intact alliance flag, 100% trigger epic sign-in rewards..."

Even if the reward event was not triggered, he decided to rush to the rescue of Lothar and others.

After all, there is very little information about the original World War I.

He wasn't even sure the battle for the Sadore Road and Bridge had started.

In case there is a butterfly effect that leads to Lothar's death, everything will be over.

Of course, he advocates historical materialism.

It is clear that times make heroes, not heroes make times.

But if we wait for the time to launch another hero with abilities and prestige not inferior to Lothar, the Eastern Continent will probably be destroyed.

So with a big wave of his hand, the command staff moved closer to Lothar.

What Pfister and the others took was not a straight line, but interspersed from the left flank with fewer enemy troops.

It just so happened that the enemy army also had capable people, mobilizing troops to encircle the flanks of the Lothar Knights.

So the two armies met on a narrow road.

As soon as they met, Pfister and others immediately gave the enemy a head-on blow.

"Shape of Ice·Rose Garden!"

"Five Rings of Magic - Powerful Frost Nova!"

"Barrage shooting!"

"Blast Shot!"

"Destroy Shot!"

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The magic and sharp arrows flew together, and the enemy's vanguard was quickly repelled.

Fording and others didn't even touch the enemy.

In this way, Pfister and others advanced at an extremely fast speed.

During the period, many allied forces who were dispersed joined their ranks.

Among them are mages from different teams.

Seeing this scene, Pfister was furious: "What's going on, who is your leader?"

A hero-level mage muttered, "It's Master Kel'Thuzad of Dalaran..."

Then from his mouth, Pfister had a general understanding of the situation.

Antonidas did not personally participate in the battle, but commanded Kel'Thuzad and led the mages of Dalaran.

Before Pfister left, he had roughly established the prototype of the mage legion.

But Kel'Thuzad didn't agree with it.

So he still chose the old method and assigned the mages to each army.

He himself is a veteran master with high prestige.

The Dalaran tribe led by him accounted for more than half of the total number of spellcasters.

Calle, Pfister's spokesperson, couldn't hold his arms against his thighs, so the original plan naturally fell through.

Facts have proved that the strength of a professional has nothing to do with his military talent.

Kel'Thuzad, like Uther, is not a leader.

The mages of the alliance were extremely scattered, and they were defeated one by one.

It didn't play its due combat power at all.

Due to the strong long-range firepower of Fisri's troops, the enemy quickly adjusted their tactics and sent out a team of heavy cavalry in full body armor.

And fight back with archers.

The latter is okay to say, but the former is very extraordinary.

They actually jointly created a huge shield of fel energy, defusing Pfister's frenzied bombardment.

Of course, this is directly related to Pfister's lack of full strength.

But it also reflects their powerful combat power!

And Fording finally had a chance to show off his strengths, and soon fought hand to hand with him.

Facing a powerful enemy with a rotten aura spreading all over his body, he is now advancing instead of retreating.

Take the lead and start a fight with him.

Accompanied by the sound of clashing gold and iron, the weapons of the two collided, sparking countless sparks.

Fording quit the walk in a row.

But the orc leader did not retreat a step.

However, he obviously still had some strength left, so he leaped high, and it was just a jump and chop.

On the contrary, it is the vanguard of the enemy army, with old moves and passive.

And Fording has the upper hand, and he is not forgiving.

A backhand sweep knocked him to the ground.

Then he put a sword on his chest and directly cut him open.

The whole battle, the time is very short.

The action is also very clean.

It can be seen from this that his basic skills and combat awareness are both top choices.

Then Fording stepped over the enemy's body and began to meet other enemies.

At this moment, the leader who had been beheaded by him staggered to his feet.