Sword God in a World of Magic

Shang watched as one team after the other engaged the beasts. They were exclusively hunting the Commander Stage beasts and ignored the few General Stage beasts that ran past them.

A lot of General Stage beasts had been killed, but a couple of them had managed to flee past Warrior's Paradise.

Obviously, they were running towards the north.

The Wild Forest would welcome a massacre today, and the General Stage beasts would even reach the Farm Line.

However, Warrior's Paradise was prepared for that. All the normal hunters and a couple of Commander Stage warriors were defending the Farm line. Additionally, the Farm Line was protected by the dogs and several Adepts.

Shang was certain that the Farm Line wasn't in much danger. The majority of General Stage beasts had already been killed.

However, things were different for Warrior's Paradise.

Commander Stage beasts could damage the mountain on which Warrior's Paradise was built. If they had free reign, Warrior's Paradise might actually be destroyed.

The teams were targeting specific beasts, and basically all of these beasts were very close to Warrior's Paradise.

Meanwhile, the True Mages concentrated on the most powerful flying beasts. The weaker Commander Stage flying beasts would be shot by the ballistae, while the ones in the later levels had to deal with the gigantic fireballs.

That was the reason for the gigantic fireballs in the first place. The smaller fireballs were enough to kill basic Commander Stage beasts, but the more powerful ones would be able to resist the fireballs.

However, if three True Mages combined their powers, even a Peak Commander Stage beast would find some difficulties in surviving.

The Wasteland and Canyon were made up of around 50% Wind Affinity beasts and 50% Earth Affinity beasts. The Earth Affinity beasts were running along the ground, while the Wind Affinity beasts attacked from the sky.

Of course, the Wind Affinity beasts were a more direct threat to Warrior's Paradise. Sure, the Earth Affinity beasts could severely damage the city's foundation, but they couldn't just destroy the entire city with a single attack.

However, the Wind Affinity beasts could completely obliterate a ballista or a group of Mages. Because of that, they were the higher priority.

The teams quickly engaged their targets.

teams followed similar

had a very fast and agile warrior attack first to gain the attention of the beast. The beast would

the power difference, the warrior couldn't possibly block these attacks. The difference in power between their bodies was just too vast. If someone with heavy armor

option to survive a beast's attack at that

also used bows and arrows. Some of

only scratched them. Some blood was

stupid. After realizing that it wasn't easy to kill the hunter in front of it, the beast

team would disperse until the beast could only target a single human. The chased hunter would put

surprisingly, this hunter also

almost like the hunter had drawn the beast

that point, the strategies

shooting arrows at the beast while

charged directly in after the beast was sufficiently

fleeing

to how the team fought. But if the beast targeted a specific hunter, the hunter would suddenly take out a gigantic weapon and unleash a devastating

one thing was the same with all the

was

It was basically perfect.

course, these tactics mostly only worked on beasts that attacked with

attacked with their Affinity, and those fights

beast that attacked with its Affinity also had a way more powerful defense on average. After all, if one constantly attacked from a distance, speed wasn't as

and attack it from a close range. Of

devastating attacks with very heavy weapons, while others used Magical items to damage

of nothing but stone. As soon as the Mana crystal hit the beast, it exploded and left behind a

showed incredible versatility and teamwork. Everything had basically been

there

followed the hunters, but

from where he was. He could only see the southern side

and most powerful beasts on the ground. One fireball killed every