The giant porpoise kept picking up and throwing away the goblins that were in the way in front of it, shaking its head and moving forward, turning into a bulldozer, very happy.

Momone and the Headhunter Commander silently turned their heads to look at the Goblin Commander, who had just been brimming with pride. "A flesh wall? That's it?"

Yes, you did withstand the charge, and then what?

Just die?

This is a battlefield, not a competition to see who can die the most!

What’s the point of just blocking the charge? You have to kill those undead charging towards you!

The giant skeleton porpoise's speed was not slow at all, and it kept moving forward.

The Goblin Commander was furious. He was actually being looked down upon. This was unacceptable. He had no face left. So he yelled to the front: "Kill them! You rubbish, kill those undead! Charge forward, surround them, and smash their heads!"

After experiencing battles with the undead, the members of the Cancer Alliance all knew that if they wanted to kill the undead, they had to smash their skulls. Other attacks had almost no effect.

Therefore, the standard defense of the goblins in the vanguard this time is leather armor and shields, and their weapons are various blunt instruments, such as hammers, wooden sticks, stone clubs, etc.

But they didn't expect that what they encountered were not skeleton soldiers at all, but a group of wild beasts!

The skull of a giant skeleton gorgon is much harder than that of a skeleton undead. When the goblins' weapons hit its head, at most its soul fire will vibrate. It will recover after shaking its head and continue to move forward. It takes a lot of effort to kill a violent giant skeleton gorgon. It may take dozens of goblins taking turns to hit it before its skull is completely smashed and its soul fire dissipates.

Every time the goblins killed a giant skeleton porpoise, they were excited. The cost of killing one was too high, which made them feel that their efforts would eventually be rewarded. However, they did not realize that killing a violent giant skeleton porpoise was not the end, but the beginning of something more tragic!

Skeleton beasts are not normal skeleton undead. They are alien species, special undead with patterns. Their souls are not pure, especially the giant porpoise, which has activated its own violent pattern.

When their soul fire dissipated, the power of the seal also dissipated. The goblins in the battle did not notice this at all, and unknowingly absorbed the dissipated soul fire into their bodies.

The power of the Rage Mark silently integrated into the goblins' souls and gradually began to affect their brains. As they continued to fight, their blood boiled, and the Rage Mark gradually took effect, making them even crazier and their sanity gradually disappearing.

The goblin affected by the violent mark had blood-red eyes that bulged outward, drooling from the corners of his mouth. He turned into a madman without even noticing.

The violent giant skeleton porpoises felt the power of the mark on some goblins, so they gave up attacking these goblins and turned to attack normal goblins.

Goblins infected by the Mark of Rage are no longer their enemies, so there is no need to pay attention to them.

The violent goblin, who had fallen into a state of madness, howled, raised his stick towards his companions, and smashed them down without hesitation, causing even greater chaos.

"What's going on? Your goblins are attacking their own people!" Momone was the first to notice that something was wrong with the goblins. He turned his head and asked the goblin commander.

The goblin commander looked confused. He didn't know what was going on or why the goblins in front of him would attack other goblins even more ferociously than when they attacked the undead.

Momonet felt that the situation was not right, and immediately ordered the lizardmen to go to the battlefield to quickly eliminate these wild beasts and undead.

The Lizardmen went to the battlefield, and the Headhunters naturally would not just stand by and watch, but also sent their own troops.

The addition of two new forces with stronger combat effectiveness instantly caused considerable casualties to the violent giant porpoises. These two races have long-range attack methods, and even if they are not close, they can still rely on long-range weapons such as javelins to attack the enemy.

Many giant porpoises were killed or wounded, but there were even more violent goblins. They became allies of the undead and attacked their own people crazily.

Just when the vanguard focused all their attention on the violent giant porpoises and planned to kill them quickly, shadowy figures appeared in the darkness and launched an attack from the outside. They were dark skeleton wolves.

The undead are easy to hide, and the darkness of night gives the dark skeleton wasteland wolves even better concealment. They approach silently and don't even attract the attention of the cancer coalition. When the other party's full attention is on the giant porpoise, they brazenly launch an attack.

Before the lizardmen and headhunters on the periphery could react, they were bitten on the neck, arms, and thighs by the steppe wolves and dragged into the darkness, leaving behind only a series of screams.

"There are still enemies in the darkness!" Momonai's face turned pale. These undead beasts in front of him were just baits. There were more enemies!

Just as he realized this, he heard a sound of breaking air.

Whoosh whoosh whoosh...

Arrows shot out from the darkness, making the Lizardmen and Headhunters scream in pain. There were also steppe wolves attacking, seizing the opportunity to drag the enemy into the darkness.

When the Lizardmen and Headhunters tried to fight back, more arrows were shot at them, preventing them from killing the Steppenwolf.

The soldiers of the Cancer Alliance need to rely on torches and other lighting items to see clearly what is in the dark, but the undead do not need that. They can easily identify where the enemy is through the breath of life, just like wearing night vision goggles. The darkness is no obstacle to them at all.

The coalition forces had no idea how many enemies there were in the darkness and could only passively take the beating. They wanted to shoot arrows and throw stones in retaliation, but the Steppe Wolves were too fast and often flashed by, almost blending into the darkness, making it difficult to aim.

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