Her Graceful War Song by Summer's Blaze

Chapter 1270

The operation began with a forceful strike.

One team headed straight for the northern road of Stone Village, which was the way into the village. However, before this main force set out, other smaller teams had already moved into the mountains, surrounding the area from all sides. Their numbers were few, but their formation was strategic, creating a trap that left the enemy nowhere to run.

Still, the battle wasn't an easy one.

There were too many places to cover, and the enemy was very familiar with the terrain. Fortunately, Everett had already sent people to block all the entrances to Stone Village's secret passages. This forced the enemy into continuously fighting.

Meanwhile, Dylan managed to rescue the two laborers he had previously left in the small cave. He sent them to find others, urging them to leave the village without their weapons.

The two men were grateful, but cold and hungry. When they learned that a fight had broken out, they hurried off to warn those living on the edge of the mountains and help them escape.

The real strength of the enemy lay in the 5,000 private soldiers occupying the village, making the battle that

off their supply lines and forcing the enemy into the mountains. If Rafael's side could hold onto the food supplies, the enemy would be forced to forage, which

Even the smallest movements in the wind could give them away. As for Gilbert, he waited at the

attract attention, and it

battle was extremely dangerous, and he couldn't let the enemy get any reinforcements.

intense fighting, Rafael and the others took turns resting, preparing

doesn't need two commanders. A single commander leading a squad is just right." But Rafael corrected his words, explaining that both he and Carissa were capable commanders, which was

Everett realized he couldn't diminish his

raged on for three days and nights before the remaining scattered private soldiers were all

5,300 men, over 2,000 were killed, and 3,000 were

items deemed of good quality would

shockwaves through the citizens of Lunvale. Were there really so many bandits? Or could they