[Chapter 279 The Voice in My Heart]

When he looked up at the sky, there was nothing there. There were a few clouds, but they had been blown away by the huge impact of the holy light energy. He could only see a clear blue sky.

But David’s sight seemed to pass through the space, and he seemed to see something vaguely.

This feeling was very strange. He was sure that he didn’t see anything, but he actually saw a powerful existence, who was there watching this world.

After two seconds of trance, this strange feeling completely disappeared. David suddenly knew why that existence only said one sentence and didn’t appear directly in front of him.

“These so-called gods can’t enter this world at will.”

He took his eyes off the sky. He could no longer “see” that existence, and the feeling of being watched just now also completely disappeared.

“There is no way to watch the situation in this world as you wish.”

David recalled the words he had just heard, and suspected that Brunnia might not just be the name of this continent. Looking at the current situation, could Brunnia be similar to the situation in Azeroth?

Just as David was thinking about what role he played in this big drama, Laura’s voice came from his communicator.

“What happened? We felt a huge amount of holy light energy, and we couldn’t get in touch with you just now.”

“Nothing, we encountered an enemy, and I have dealt with it.” David turned his head and looked down. The orcs who were shocked by his holy light just now had dispersed one after another.

Although he did not go to recapture these orcs, David felt that if Milad and Dagmar could tell these compatriots about the harm of evil energy, perhaps these orcs would form a new force?

Without thinking more deeply, David felt that his current state was not very good, so he simply transformed into a Tomcat fighter and flew west at high speed.

He did not use the teleportation magic and hearthstone to save his life. Although the holy light was almost exhausted, he did not have to use these props to escape.

In addition, he also wanted to take some pictures along the way to help the Winter Knights identify more attack targets: mainly the orcs’ logging and weapons factories.

So when David returned to Snowforest Castle, he immediately found Gareth Stanton and told the commander a series of target locations he had identified.

After Gareth left, Laura, Steve, Medivh and others surrounded David to ask about the situation.

“What on earth happened?”

David said he was going to the orcs’ hometown to gather information, but it turned out to be such a big commotion.

Not to mention a powerful wizard like Medivh, anyone with a little bit of supernatural power could feel the huge holy light.

Shouldn’t infiltration and reconnaissance be done carefully and stealthily? What is going on? Encountered an enemy? Was his identity discovered and he had to take action?

How powerful is the enemy? How could David release such a terrifying holy light?

Worried about something going wrong, he immediately tried to contact David, but at the beginning, he couldn’t successfully contact David at all, and according to Medivh, the energy fluctuations in the area where David was located were too intense, and it was not suitable to cast a teleportation spell to “summon” him back at this time. After

waiting quietly for a while, the contact was restored and it was confirmed that David was fine, and everyone breathed a sigh of relief.

When David came back, the group of people directly moved a chair and sat around David, and then waited eagerly for David to “tell a story”.

“…”

Looking around, David simply told his experience this time.

Actually, there was nothing special. Everyone was surprised when David said that he found a fel crystal similar to crystal in the orcs’ main city.

At this time, everyone guessed what David had done.

“You destroyed the fel crystal?”

“Well… almost.”

“Almost?” Laura keenly noticed the key point: “You also destroyed something else?”

David spread his hands, indicating that he really didn’t think so much at first, but after the battle between him and the giant transformed by the fel crystal, the orcs’ main city was also destroyed by him. Anyway,

there are no orcs living there now-the more fanatical orcs who are close were killed by the aftermath when he fought with the fel giant; those who are far away seem to have a tendency to leave the orc group because of the holy light. Now it has become an uninhabited

ruin. I wonder what the commander of the orc army will react when he knows that his hometown is gone?

Speaking of which, who is the leader of the orcs? Is he on the front line now? Or on the island of Asegos? David found that he had forgotten to investigate this matter.

In fact, David didn’t really take the orcs seriously from the bottom of his heart. The fundamental reason why he went to investigate was to spy on the gods behind the orcs, not because there was anything in the orcs themselves that was worth investigating.

After telling his own experience, David briefly described the special experience of just a few seconds.

Before, everyone was just listening for fun, and there was no tension at all.

It was not until this time, when they heard that David almost confronted a god, that everyone’s faces became serious.

The information was not much, but it was extremely important. In comparison, the battle outside the Snow Castle was not worth paying attention to.

“Are you sure that the gods can’t come in?”

“I can be sure.” David originally wanted to say that he was not sure either. He just had such a feeling at the time, and this answer came a little strange.

After a while, after calm thinking, David felt that he should not estimate things so optimistically.

But after a little feeling, the previous feeling of “as long as you go to the orcs’ hometown to explore, you can know the important information” came up again, but this time it told him that “those gods really can’t enter this world directly.”

So when he answered, it became a very affirmative answer.

Laura looked at David. The two had spent the longest time together, and Laura herself was good at observation and analysis. In addition, she knew David very well, so she guessed the truth immediately.

“That feeling again?”

“Yes.”

“Brennia?”

David was silent for a few seconds. He thought so before, but he felt that the actual situation might not be so simple.

When he was in the world of Azeroth, David had communicated with Azeroth, which was very different from the current situation.

“Maybe…”

Just as David was telling the various information he had gathered, the war between Winter City and the orcs had officially broken out.

After completing all the preparations, the Spartan heavy infantry regiment on the Winter City side came to the east plain of Snowforest Castle wearing blizzard power armor.

Autobot warriors such as Ironhide and Crosshair will fight the orcs on the front battlefield together with the Spartan heavy infantry; air forces such as Lightning and Smash will be on standby in the rear, ready to provide support at any time.

Although they were equipped with blizzard power armor, the Spartan heavy infantry still formed a formation and slowly advanced forward this time.

Even though the orcs on the opposite side had already launched a charge, the Spartan heavy infantry had no intention of confronting them.

“Jericho missile! Fire!”

After estimating that the distance was about the same, the infantrymen with “high-power missile launchers” installed on their armor began to launch missiles at the dense crowd of orcs in front.

These soldiers’ power armor has a long box-shaped launcher on the back, which will rise to the shoulder position when used.

Each launcher can only load two missiles. In combat, it is necessary to coordinate the respective targets to avoid waste caused by the two missiles landing too close.

Because of the powerful missiles, the Winter City Army is not in a hurry to develop heavy artillery, tanks and other weapons.

As long as the appropriate weapon accessories are added to the Blizzard Power Armor, the work that heavy artillery and tanks can do can be completed by the soldiers wearing power armor.

Moreover, power armor has the mobility advantage that tanks and heavy artillery do not have. For now, David thinks that it is more appropriate to continue to develop and upgrade Blizzard Power Armor than to build tanks and chariots.

Fireworks exploded in the orcs, and the surging waves of orcs became much sparser in an instant. Renault Mograine, who was standing at the front of the team, raised his two-handed heavy sword in his hand: “Free shooting!”

The soldiers who had been waiting for half a day raised their piccolo assault rifles and kept spitting deadly flames at the orcs on the opposite side.

The soldiers on both wings were equipped with Vulcan cannons in their power armor. They provided extremely fierce crossfire to the front on both wings of the team. As soon as they opened fire, they cut countless orcs into pieces.

“Forward!”

Raynor still held up his heavy sword. The Spartan heavy infantry could hear Raynor’s orders through the communicator, but they were still used to looking at the commander’s position from time to time, and determined what to do next based on the heavy sword waving in Raynor’s hand.

Seeing the order to move forward, the Spartan heavy infantry took heavy steps and advanced step by step. The assault rifles in their hands gradually changed from crazy continuous shooting at the beginning to point shooting. Only when they occasionally encountered some orcs with green light flashing all over their bodies, there would be relatively rapid shooting sounds and the sound of small missiles exploding crazily.

“Be careful! It’s a giant orc!”

As they continued to advance, the formation of the Spartan heavy infantry gradually became scattered, and similar reminders sounded from time to time, often accompanied by a certain orc suddenly becoming extremely huge, and then… Then he would be surrounded and beaten by Autobots such as Crosshairs and Ironhide.

Renault held a two-handed heavy sword in his hand and kept scanning the entire battlefield. There was also a bird’s-eye view on his display screen. Although the icon representing the Spartan Heavy Infantry Regiment had become much more scattered, it was still steadily eroding the icon representing the Orcs.

If this trend continues, there is no need for the Winter Knights to appear. He can win with the Spartan Heavy Infantry!

“This battle… is too easy!”

(End of this chapter)