Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Upon hearing Aurora's words, Barrett felt a chill in his heart.

Furious, he shouted, "They don't need to sacrifice themselves! The Mystic Army is leading the siege! We're just supporting them. Even if you're here to help me, you could have them load stones instead of sending them to their deaths!"

Michael no longer cared about the chaos, and commanded, "Mystic Army, up the ladders! If anyone's not part of our unit, kick them down!"

The Mystic Army, initially stunned, quickly regained their composure. They began climbing the ladders again, pulling down or kicking off anyone not wearing Mystic Army armor. People continued to fall, but they at least had a chance to survive without being speared.

Seeing the situation coming under control, Barrett shoved Aurora aside. "Go cry somewhere else!"

He rushed to the catapults, and instructed, "Keep loading the stones! Keep firing!"

Aurora stood and wiped away her tears, her expression hardening. She ordered her soldiers to fall back, waiting for the city to be breached so they could rush in.

Her troops simply must steal Carissa's glory!

Barrett would regret this!

machines. Liam had clearly prepared enough archers to replace those they killed, but at least the arrow rain

the gate, which required more than one person to cover him. Only he and Carissa had the skill to do it alone. Violet and the others couldn't manage

gates of Simonton City were heavy and stood almost ten meters tall, reinforced with two layers of iron. Opening them

After taking down several archers and waiting for the next wave, he flew to Carissa's side. He quickly dispatched an archer, then whispered urgently in her ear, "Cover me! I'm going down to open the

covered in the enemy's blood, and she figured

"Yes, sir!" she responded.

were

through the city like a shooting star, quickly ascending and descending to reach

spinning the Rose Spear

and the others quickly took positions on the four corners

the walls saw

behind, hiding behind the shield unit and fighting their way down the stairs. Their disciplined training paid off-their offensive and defensive formations were perfectly executed. The hardships endured during training were worthwhile, as these maneuvers had become muscle memory. After taking down one wave, the shield unit quickly repositioned to face the next wave of attackers. They fought up close with blades, and the spear unit would advance as soon as there was a certain distance between

formed a tight shield formation around the