Berserk mode activated!

charge--

The giant skeleton porpoises are not real demonized beasts, but undead. They also have their own will and know the dangers of the violent mark. When they leave the undead fortress, they do not activate it directly, but wait until they get close to the enemy camp and discover the enemy before activating it.

The giant skeleton porpoise entered berserk mode and continued to accelerate. The flaming light on its body became more and more intense, and it slammed into the vanguard army that was waiting in front of it.

"defense!"

The commanders of the three races looked at the ferocious and violent giant skeleton porpoises that were getting closer and closer, and shouted orders.

They had never seen a violent skeleton giant porpoise before, but they knew it was an undead by looking at its appearance. It was a skeleton and could still move. If it wasn't an undead, then what was it? They just didn't know how strong it was in combat.

Logically speaking, the Lizardmen or the Headhunters are stronger than the Goblins, but they are in the rear. The Goblins are more numerous and stupid. Such a frontal charge will definitely result in huge losses. They certainly don't want to bear such losses, so they decisively push the Goblins to the front.

If ordinary goblins saw a ferocious creature like the violent giant porpoise, they would definitely panic and scatter, and would never hold their positions. Their own lives are more important than their positions.

But the goblins in these vanguards are the elites selected from various tribes. They are much stronger than ordinary goblins. They have no fear in their hearts, but instead have crazy looks on their faces. They wear leather armor, hold shields in one hand and weapons in the other, and are crowded together.

This is their tactic to deal with the charge. This tactic is also called the Meat Wall in the Goblin tribe, which means a wall made of goblin flesh and blood, so that the enemies who dare to attack the wall will be hit on the head and bleed.

In the eyes of the Lizardmen and Headhunters, the Meat Wall tactic is stupid, consumes a lot of resources, and will result in a large number of casualties. However, the Goblins have actually used this tactic to win many battles, and they think the Meat Wall tactic is wonderful.

As for the dead, haha, there are always deaths in battle. Besides, do we goblins care about the dead?

Goblins have a very strong breeding ability and have no reproductive isolation for many species. They come in broods like rats, so it doesn't matter if there are some casualties. As long as the goblins on the upper level are not dead, it is completely acceptable.

Take the meat wall for example. All the goblins that make up the meat wall are ordinary goblins. There is not a single bear goblin. This is because bear goblins are upper-level goblins with strong combat power and cannot be easily damaged in the meat wall. As for those ordinary goblins, the goblin commander doesn't care whether they live or die.

The speed of 5,000 violent giant skeleton dolphins has been greatly increased. They lowered their heads slightly, pointed their fangs at the enemies in front of them, and charged forward fiercely.

Bang, bang, bang...

The goblin in the front let out a sharp howl before dying, but did not dodge at all. He just tried to block it with the round shield in his hand. However, the quality of the shield was not good enough. It was hit by the violent giant porpoise and shattered instantly, and their bodies were pushed backwards.

Groups of goblins were killed by giant porpoises, and the goblins in the back used all their strength to hold up their companions in front, refusing them to retreat.

The flesh wall composed almost of goblins was holding the charge of the violent giant skeleton porpoises. The entire formation was concave inward, and the shrill howls echoed throughout the wilderness. However, the momentum of the violent giant skeleton porpoises' charge was indeed curbed, and their speed was decreasing. Even though they were still struggling to move forward, the dense goblins in front of them were still holding on tightly.

The lizardmen in the back showed astonishment on their faces. They didn't expect that the so-called flesh wall would actually be useful and could withstand the opponent's charge with their flesh and blood.

The Headhunters had indifferent expressions on their faces, not at all moved by the goblin's tragic death. The goblin commander, on the other hand, had a proud look on his face, holding his head high as he glanced at the lizardman commander Momone and the Headhunter commander.

Look, look, this is the flesh wall you despised, how useful it is. If you come, can you stop the charge of the undead? It still has to be us goblins.

However, his pride did not last long.

The violent giant skeleton porpoise found that its charging momentum was stopped, so it simply stopped charging and started shaking its head.

Their name is giant tusks, which means they have two long, thick and almost disproportionate tusks. Some are sharp, some are shovel-shaped, and some are antler-shaped, with many bone horns branching out like tree branches.

The main attack mode of the demonized giant porpoise is not charging. Their attack mainly relies on their fangs. After facing the enemy, they shake their heads left and right and use their fangs to kill the enemy.

After becoming undead, they are the first to charge in most battles. Their role is to break through the enemy's defenses and cause damage to the enemy. This is the case in underground passages. There are very few opportunities to use their fangs to kill by shaking their heads left and right.

Unexpectedly, the fighting skills that were not used in the underground world were used outside. The goblins stopped their momentum of charging and prevented them from breaking through the enemy formation. They actually blocked them, but also gave them the opportunity to use their fangs to kill.

The violent giant skeleton porpoises in the front shook their heads left and right. Anyone who was stabbed by their fangs would be thrown away with great force. The bodies of the goblins were flying in the air, screams and cries were endless, and the violent giant skeleton porpoises were shaking their heads happily as if they were dancing in a nightclub.

Anyone who is stabbed by the fangs will be in trouble. Goblins are originally short in stature, much smaller than giant porpoises. After being stabbed by the fangs, they will be ripped open by a flick.

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