Overgeared

Was there any chance to survive if an ordinary soldier was Drasion’s target? Of course not. The chances of the soldiers surviving was low even if Drasion didn’t care about them. It was just like a mouse being stepped on and crushed by a bull. Drasion’s unknowing behavior was likely to cruelly kill the soldiers.

Grid, the Overgeared members, Empress Basara, the ministers of the empire, and even the soldiers knew it. The reason why the soldiers of the empire participated in the battle against Drasion was because they had a firm will.It was a will to protect their homeland. The reason Basara accepted their will to participate was because she needed their strength.

“Shoot!”

It was the moment a deeper shadow was cast at the entrance of the Abyss and the ground started to shake. Tens of thousands of arrows were fired the moment the commanders shouted. Sharp arrows filled the red sky above the huge entrance of the Abyss. It was a spectacular show that fully demonstrated the strength of the empire.

The thousands of arrows struck the giant body of Drasion that was just revealed. However, all the arrows bounced back without even scratching Drasion’s skin. The soldiers didn’t despair. The eyes of the tens of thousands of soldiers who loaded new arrows were still shining brightly.

The magic of the magicians dwelled on the arrowheads of the soldiers. Some arrows were surrounded by fire while others by wind, ice, or earth. There were also arrows covered in the divine power of the Rebecca Church.

“Shoot!” The commanders shouted again.

The tens of thousands of arrows once again flew in an arc. Unlike the first shot that was fired at the entrance after predicting Drasion’s appearance, the second shot accurately targeted Drasion. It boasted a higher accuracy. Drasion just stared up at the sky and most of the arrows hit him.

The difference was that some of the arrows penetrated Drasion’s skin slightly. A small portion of the tens of thousands of arrows—less than 110 arrows decorated Drasion’s body like thorns. Among the arrows that fused different attributes and divine power, those fired by centurion-grade or higher soldiers had a small effect. The magicians and priests exchanged looks and focused their target on the arrows of the centurions and officers.

“Express your inner anger.”

Then Drasion murmured as he took his gaze away from the sky. Black magic power spread like a fog and covered the battlefield.

[Drasion’s curse is spreading!]

The raid finally began. Drasion’s curse peeked at and brought out the anger and resentment in the human heart, causing confusion and violence.

“Kuaaaak!”

Screams were heard from the camp of the imperial army. Some of the soldiers cursed by Drasion lost their rationality and started attacking allies. However, the confusion in the Overgeared army was lower. It was because Drasion’s curse that stimulated the ‘target’s resentment’ showed a high hit rate against NPCs, but not players. Lauel’s choice to build a raid unit with player soldiers, not NPCs, became a divine move.

‘It is lucky.’

The reason Lauel chose players rather than NPCs was simple. It was an era where the average level of players was higher than ordinary soldier NPCs. Their abnormal status resistance and attribute resistance increased every time they gained a level so Lauel decided that player soldiers would be much more useful in the great demon raid than NPCs soldiers. He didn’t predict that Drasion’s curse had more of an effect on NPCs, but it was a good fit.

“Kuaaaaah! I will kill them all! I’m going to kill them all!”

curses. In particular, players with low dark attribute resistance or confusion resistance were easily cursed. They lost their temper

“Jude, ears hurt.”

Bam!

“Frozen Crystal.”

This included Jude, Marquis Ashur, Amelda, Dante, the former Red Knights, and the upper-intermediate members of the Overgeared members. They were members who couldn’t join the main party, but it wasn’t because they were weak. The main power of the Overgeared Kingdom was just unusually

pulled the aggro. Then the main force moved quickly in order not to miss the

‘Good.’

as he climbed onto the watchtower installed on the carriage and observed the battlefield. Light passed through the air for a brief

“......!”

stopped and turned. Soon after, Grid stopped as he was doing the footwork of a four

“Gravity.”

magic that crushed all the Overgeared members approaching Drasion with gravity except for Mercedes, Grid, and Piaro who

“What are you doing?”

from where he was stuck in the group and was going to angrily question it when he abruptly stopped. It

“......!!”

“......!!”

the Overgeared members stared up at the sky and were shocked. They witnessed the appearance of the single digit Red Knights whose bodies were cut

“W-What?”

but they were still the Red Knights. The level of the single

“Groan...”

the other single digit knights couldn’t avoid death and turned to gray ash. There was a

against someone’s attacks with their backs to each other. The man attacking the dukes had his two legs bound by chains. The

visitor overwhelming the three dukes. The person who had his eyes blindfolded and both hands restrained by a thick iron plate. His

of the Triad, and the person who was said to have the strongest

out to Braham. The dukes didn’t have the ability to fly. In the state of a full jump under the influence of gravity, they

like he didn’t like Grid’s anxious eyes. Then he stretched out his long fingers and pointed it

by changing positions from all directions. It was virtually impossible to target him from a distance. Therefore, Braham took control of all the possible paths. A powerful wave of electricity stretched out and spread around the dukes, causing the surprised Lee Jeong to back off. Thanks to this, the dukes managed to land

for the

public. The great magicians stuck in the magic towers didn’t recognize Braham, but everyone else knew

powerful that it was impossible to measure because it was instantly

became uncomfortable with the looks and questioned Ricilia and the magic tower members who couldn’t take their

earlier. I didn’t know who you were and