Nisbet's combat power may not be the strongest in the Nord Kingdom, but if you want to kill him, it is completely impossible given the current situation. He has thousands of Nord soldiers around him. In terms of numbers, Edgars's side is far behind.

Edgars raised the big sword in his hand. So far, Edgars has not encountered a weapon or armor that can withstand this meteorite sword, unless the weapon or armor is thick enough.

The meteorite sword passed by with a gust of wind, unstoppable. When Nisbet saw the luster of the sword under the sun, he knew that it was a magical weapon, and he moved his body instinctively.

I didn't expect Nisbet to be as agile as a monkey even when wearing heavy armor.

Nisbet took advantage of this opportunity to swing his two axes at Edgars. The two one-handed iron axes also brought out a gust of wind like Edgars, and when the gust of wind blew across Edgars' skin, Edgars knew which direction the two axes would come from.

This is something that some masters can do. Edgars has excellent reaction ability, which enables him to dodge Nisbet's two axes.

Both sides were attacking continuously, but both of them were masters and had no way of hitting each other. If they continued fighting, it would last until dark.

Hewitt, who was standing nearby, saw Nisbet fighting a man who looked like a commander and thought this was a good opportunity to make a contribution. After all, if he killed a commander, he would be appreciated by King Ragnar, which was what Hewitt wanted. He wanted a fiefdom and he wanted to be a noble.

"Let's go and kill the guy who is fighting with Captain Nisbet. He might be a commander." Hewitt's fighting ability was not good. When he saw Edgars and Nisbet fighting to a stalemate, he knew it was impossible to defeat him.

So, Hewitt decided to get his confidants to kill this man.

Hewitt's idea was good, but Nisbett would not let him succeed.

"What are you doing here?" Nisbett put away his two axes. At this time, Edgars also put down his sword in a very graceful manner.

"I'm here to help you," Hewitt said with an innocent look on his face.

When Nisbet saw this expression on his face, a fire started burning in his heart.

You are trying to steal the credit from me and yet you have to put on such an expression.

"Go ahead, this is a fair fight between the two of us." Nisbett almost shouted.

When Hewitt saw Nisbett's expression, he knew that he would not let him interfere. In this case...

"Let's go." Hewitt said to his men. He had no good feelings towards Nisbett at the moment. He wanted to tear this guy into pieces.

But this was on the battlefield, and Nisbet was a general under King Ragnar. If he was hurt, King Ragnar would do something to him. He himself didn't know, but he knew he would be dead.

After seeing Hewitt leave, Nisbet raised his axes again. The two axes were covered with blood, which was left after he killed a group of Swadian soldiers.

But Edgars' meteorite sword was also covered in blood, which was left after he killed a group of Nord soldiers. Both of them killed a group of each other's soldiers.

This situation is enough to illustrate the strength of both people.

The Nord soldiers inside the siege tower have already climbed onto the city wall. On the walls in the other three directions, the Swadian soldiers are simply unable to stop the attacks of the Nord soldiers.

Western city wall.

Thordenjar thrust his one-handed longsword into the body of a Swadian soldier.

King Ragnar asked him to go to the front line to take a look. Thordenjar knew that King Ragnar was angry. Originally, Thordenjar was late, and he went to the battlefield just to kill a few knights. In this way, King Ragnar might be so happy that he forgot about his lateness. After all, Thordenjar was a subject. If he wanted to obtain a fiefdom, he had to have a good relationship with his king. He was the eldest son in the family, so of course he had to take on the task of expanding the family.

"You look good!" said Earl Bollands, holding his two-handed sword.

At this time, Thordenjar had led a group of Nord soldiers to the city wall. All the Swadian soldiers near him were killed. When Earl Brands saw that Thordenjar had led an army to gain a foothold on the city wall, he knew that he had to go into battle himself.

North wall

Edgars swung his greatsword, and Nisbett also swung his one-handed iron axe continuously. There were already several notches on his greatsword. This was the damage caused by Edgars' meteorite sword. This was a big problem that Nisbett encountered.

He felt that his strength was about the same as this guy's, so how come there was a gap in weapons?

Nisbet was not convinced.

In fact, from the very beginning, after seeing Edgars' meteorite sword, Nisbet was worried that he would be hit by the sword and he would be hurt by the sword. This caused him to always hold back in his attacks, which gave Edgars the opportunity to dodge Nisbets' axe.

Therefore, Nisbet, who was constantly defending, seemed to be at a disadvantage at this time.

This situation was naturally seen by Hewitt, who was doing nothing.

Most of the Swadian soldiers next to Hewitt were killed by his cronies.

"Nisbet, can you do it? Otherwise, let me help you." Hewitt suddenly spoke. He saw Nisbet being beaten by Edgars and wanted to help.

You can't get military merit for this.

Nisbet was very angry after hearing such words. This was a contempt for his ability. How could he not be angry?

A surge of anger surged into his heart, making his state very unstable.

"Don't bother with my business." Nisbett roared, and this roar sounded like thunder in the noisy battlefield. Soldiers from both sides were stunned by this roar.

King Ragnar, who was watching the battle from the foot of the city, also heard the sound.

"It's Nisbet," said Iayayar, who was beside King Ragnar.