Faced with the rapidly approaching horde of corpses, the Crusader commander sounded the drums to signal the start of the battle.

Orcs and minotaurs erected giant shields taller than a person, werewolves raised their crossbows, and elves, Gorgons, and velvet people all went to the space behind the shield wall to observe the battle and prepare to unleash their supernatural abilities.

Soon, the knights responsible for luring the enemy retreated to the vicinity of the Crusaders, while the first wave of undead had already rushed to a position less than 300 meters away from the Crusaders' positions.

With a roar from the Crusader commander, the werewolves pulled the triggers on their crossbows.

A hail of crossbow bolts rained down on the horde of corpses, and in the blink of an eye, dozens of undead were shot down to the ground.

The werewolves placed their crossbows on the ground, then took another crossbow from the backs of the orcs and minotaurs in front of them and fired at the horde of corpses again.

After two rounds of shooting, the horde of zombies dispersed considerably.

Leading the charge were the smaller, faster animal spirits, such as cats, dogs, and wolves; behind them came the human and livestock spirits.

The Rong people waved their arms, and the water vapor in the air began to condense, with large patches of raindrops falling onto the grass in front of the position.

The elves with ice-type abilities began to cool down the area in front of them, and the wet grass instantly froze into a smooth ice surface.

The undead rushing onto the ice were unable to maintain their balance and fell to the ground, greatly reducing their speed.

Then, under the cover of orcs and minotaurs, fire and electric spirits began to eliminate the undead that could not stand on the ice one by one.

Occasionally, a few lucky undead manage to evade the intense attacks and get within ten meters of the Crusader's position.

However, the Gorgon, with her petrifying abilities, became the strongest barrier to the Crusader's defenses, turning them into piles of stone.

Not to mention, the Valkyries circling in the sky were also constantly helping to clear away the undead.

Soon, the first group of about three hundred corpses was completely wiped out.

As Cumberland observed the battle, he said to his adjutant, "Have the Crusader phalanx retreat a hundred meters and stay away from the undead corpses; also, have the next squad lure the undead over."