Chapter 250: The Oxen and the Horses Show Their Power for the First Time, and Rand Prepares for the Next Step
Bishop Kahn frowned as he watched the evil that continued to surge forth.
Extinguished the flame in his hand.
Looking at Taran: "Let this, uh~, what, the cow come right away."
Taran immediately gave orders to have some cattle and horses brought up.
As a large number of cattle and horses approached, Bishop Kahn himself did not feel any discomfort, but the remaining flames blessed by the Torch Goddess at the bottom of the deep pit were extinguished.
Then the invisible force unfolds.
The minotaurs and villagers, who were originally coated with golden light due to the power of the Torch Goddess, had their light changed color.
It turned into a light black color.
I saw that the Torch Bishop, who had been casting spells from a high place, stopped.
A few undead who were still relatively intelligent immediately felt that an opportunity had appeared, and several shrieking banshees suddenly took to the air and rushed towards the crowd above.
The Death Knight, after accumulating strength, also jumped into the air.
He raised the tattered knight's sword in his hand and rushed towards Bishop Kahn.
Then, what greeted them were the villagers' arrows and the minotaur's axes.
The Banshee was dismissive at first, after all, the blessing of the Torch Goddess on the opposite side had disappeared.
But when I got a little closer, I felt something was wrong.
Theoretically, undead creatures cannot feel pain, or it could be said that undead creatures are suffering endless pain at every moment.
But now, something strange happened. The power bestowed upon them by the Apostle of the Scourge seemed to be fading.
This makes them lighter and slower.
Also, the physical attacks that they had originally disdained seemed to carry a hint of black light.
But by the time I realized something was wrong, it was already too late.
Theoretically, creatures like ghosts are immune to physical attacks, but they are no longer immune to physical attacks blessed by divine power.
Arrows and crossbow bolts flashing with black light pierced through their bodies, and axes covered with black light chopped down from top to bottom.
Then, their disembodied bodies were torn apart.
The Death Knight was slightly better off, as he was not injured by the arrows due to his outstanding martial arts skills and the armor he wore, and he also managed to avoid the Minotaur's axe.
This did cause some casualties to some villagers, but under the suppression of cattle and horses, its strength and speed were greatly weakened.
Moreover, it would be impossible for it to face so many villagers and tauren alone even if it was not suppressed.
Therefore, after barely causing a single-digit number of casualties, the villagers stabbed them into a deep pit with spears.
At the side, Bishop Kahn's attendant whispered to Bishop Kahn: "This creature that looks like a cow and a horse seems to be very effective in suppressing evil spirits."
"Yes." Bishop Kahn actually knew what the follower wanted to say, but did not respond.
Then the follower continued: "Does this mean?"
This means that it is not the power of the Torch Goddess that suppresses all cults, but that the powers of different gods are mutually exclusive.
After testing over this period of time, this conclusion can be easily drawn.
If this secret had been kept during the heyday of the Torch Church, as it would have destroyed the sanctity of the Torch Church, but even now, it would be considered an incredible discovery.
Bishop Kahn still did not intend to respond, but just said: "Be alert first, we still have our work to do later, don't be distracted."
The followers and paladins selected by Bishop Kahn himself were all of good quality. Even in the face of such an explosive intelligence shock, they were still able to keep their minds steady and focus on the battlefield in front of them after Bishop Kahn's orders were issued.
While the cattle and horses were suppressing the undead, Bishop Kahn closed his eyes and rested.
One part is about resting and recovering strength, and the other part is about perception.
Although the superimposed field of the Ox and Horse that suppresses the undead is spontaneously radiated, if there are really enemy divine power products around, such as the undead, it will still cause consumption to the Ox and Horse.
For example, at this moment, in Bishop Kahn's perception, as the undead continued to pour out, the suppressive power of the cattle and horses weakened.
Some cattle and horses also showed signs of weakness.
I guess after a while, they will be asked to use the power of the Torch Goddess again.
However, being able to take turns to rest has greatly reduced the pressure on the villagers and them.
Now Bishop Kahn is already imagining that after he leads the villagers to resolve this undead crisis, he will be regarded as a hero by the villagers.
Then you don’t have to pay to visit brothels.
In theory, the bishop of the Torch Church would not be too short of money.
Rand hired him to work and paid him a lot of money.
However! Being able to visit a brothel without paying is a temptation that is hard to refuse for any old man.
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"Everyone, pay attention, there are enemies in front of the left." Rand's voice resounded across the battlefield.
Now Rand is trying to take over Pero's territory.
This piece of land, close to the inland sea, was chosen by Perrault to be dealt with last.
That is to say, before he chose to attack Rand's territory, he had not yet started the development of this place.
Therefore, there are many bandits, as well as murlocs and nagas here.
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Rand had heard that there were mermen in this world, but he had never seen one.
All I saw were murlocs and nagas.
The resistance of the murlocs and nagas is very fierce.
Unfortunately, ever since the last attack by the Naga tribe, when they were ambushed and almost wiped out, the population on the other side has been reduced.
They could not defend their coastline against Rand's attack.
Rand did not get too close to the coast. At this stage, he planned to capture some slaves first.
Rand has a strange reputation in the country.
His military prowess was well known in the country, but so was his greed.
The nobles in the country all said that he was a cruel and vicious slave trader.
But Rand thought they were wrong.
At least Rand has issued a clear ban on slave hunting in his territory. He will never let down the trust of his subjects.
But for the enemy.
Rand didn't actually capture anyone as slaves.
Only on the battlefield, prisoners of war were classified as slaves and had to work hard to redeem themselves.
As for the rest, such as the villagers captured from the villages in the Southern Kingdom, Rand not only restricted them but also prevented them from leaving in the short term.
For the rest, Rand will not restrict their other rights.
They would be allowed to own private property and make their lives better through labor.
Rand didn't think of himself as a slave trader anyway.
"Let's stop here today." Rand looked at the sky and led the army back to Full Moon Territory.
With the addition of the bard, Rand can now finally communicate with these Nagas and Murlocs.
"Tell them that those who learn human language first will get better food, private accommodation, and higher status!" Rand said to the bard beside him.
Most of the murlocs are not very intelligent, but they can still learn some simple languages.
As for the Nagas, they are highly intelligent creatures. As long as they are willing to learn, they can definitely learn human language.
Rand required them to learn human language not only to reduce translation costs, but also to train their obedience.
At least they can't be thinking about escaping all the time.
Otherwise, if you build a shipyard next to a body of water, many murlocs and nagas will run away if you are not careful.
That would be very troublesome.
Therefore, at this stage, Rand needs to try to tame some of the murlocs.
In short, differentiate them.
(End of this chapter)