Amidst the earth-shattering sound of horse hooves, the gravel on the ground began to shake slightly.

It sounds like the whole world is collapsing.

Under the illumination of the fire, the cavalry on the sand dunes were indistinct, and countless hoofs struck the sand, causing a dull roar that filled his eardrums, making it almost impossible for Thales to hear even the nearest voice.

They rushed towards the small caravan camp.

Getting closer.

"No, no, no," Tomdin, the owner of the caravan, seemed to be frightened. He looked at the group of orcs blocking the front, looked at the Stone Breaker tribe running behind him, and finally turned around and looked into the field of view.

The mountains and plains were filled with star cavalry sweeping in, and they muttered in a helpless manner: "We...we..."

Other businessmen were not far behind him, and some even cried in panic.

"Dean, we're caught in the middle!"

Thales, who was in a trance, was brought back to reality by the words of the female captain. Looking at the fierce and murderous cavalry line charging in the distance in the name of his father, his face suddenly turned pale.

Obviously, this isn't the best moment to smile, wave, and say "Hello, comrades."

After all, he doesn't have four legs.

"They're charging!"

Under the sky full of horse hooves and war roars, Louisa looked anxious and shouted at the top of her lungs, "We can't survive!"

The prisoners were in panic.

"My Lord, Desert God..." A businessman trembled as he looked at the cavalry getting closer and closer, and was so frightened that he could not speak.

"No, no," Tomdin squatted down, shivering and crying: "We will die... we will die... and my goods..."

"Damn fat man, stand up for me and shut up!" The bald mercenary dragged Tomdin up from the ground and violently interrupted the caravan owner's impromptu speech.

The sound of hooves rumbled and the ground shook.

More and more cavalry figures entered the light of the fire, making them blurry and distinguishable.

The twenty orcs blocking their path roared fanatically, rubbing their weapons in their hands, ready to intercept them with all their might.

"Their target is the orcs..."

Dean's expression has never been so solemn. His eyes wandered back and forth between the orcs and star cavalry facing each other, his eyes were steely: "As long as we can find cover and avoid their first wave of impact..."

Old Hammer coughed: "Also, don't forget those orcs who are fleeing for their lives. The army of the stars will not let them go. We have to stay away from their pursuit route!"

McGee spat out a bloody tooth and pointed to a remote sand dune on the left side of the camp: "There!"

"Very good!" Dean's eyes lit up. He stepped forward and kicked a box blocking the way with difficulty: "Everyone, follow me! Don't leave any weapons in your hands!"

The female mercenary captain gritted her teeth and followed Dean: "Let's go!"

A group of prisoners were in the sand on their hands and knees, fleeing in panic.

Behind them, more than twenty orc interceptors were getting closer and closer to the cavalry.

The prisoners finally hid under the sand dunes on the side of the battlefield. They threw themselves down to hide themselves from the sight of the cavalry, and felt relieved a little.

Thales quickly slid down the sand dune with the others, then turned over and climbed up two steps. He followed Dean's example and exposed half of his head. He watched with nervousness and shock as they rushed down the dune, occupying his entire body.

Partial view of the cavalry.

"At least a hundred riders." On the other side, Old Hammer's condition seemed not to be very good. He leaned against the fast rope with a pale face and panted, but his eyes were still sharp as he looked at the battlefield: "And there are almost twenty crow whistles inside.

Qingqi, this is not common."

It feels like a thousand troops.

Thales clenched his palms and said silently.

In the distance, War Chief Kandar, with his more than a hundred men, fled quickly in the opposite direction from where the cavalry appeared, getting further and further away from their companions who were behind them.

"More than a hundred..." Kuaisheng asked in confusion. He looked at the group of fleeing orcs and said, "But there are only one or two hundred of those gray bastards. With one of them as strong as ten...why did they run away?"

Old Hammer shook his head and said nothing.

"No matter what," businessman Tomdin interrupted the fast rope who was about to ask. He patted his chest uneasily: "Anyway, those bastards escaped... This is a good thing."

At this moment.

"Cruery!"

The roar of the aliens sounded from the other side far away from the battlefield in the fleeing team!

The prisoners turned their heads one after another and looked to the right, looking at the Stone Breaking Tribe who was running and retreating.

Taylor's eyes suddenly narrowed.

"Puff...Puff..."

On the other side of the battlefield, the roar of horse hooves sounded in the shadows beyond the reach of the fire, followed by countless shouts of killing.

"Oh my God, that's..." Mikey's eyes widened in disbelief.

Strange and swift figures appeared in front of everyone's eyes. The horses' hooves beneath them broke through the darkness, and the armor on their bodies shone coldly.

cavalry.

The second group of cavalry.

They are like deadly killers who have been waiting for a long time and suddenly appear from the darkness, rushing towards the fugitives unstoppably!

"Bastards!"

A cold call came from the newly arrived cavalry: "Do you like surprises?"

Facing the sudden enemy, the roars of the Kandar War Chief became increasingly louder and louder, and the fleeing orcs had to slow down and reorganize their formation.

Old Hammer looked at this strange soldier solemnly.

These newly appeared cavalry were galloping away, but the sound of their hooves was louder and heavier than the cavalry of the Croma family. Their equipment was more uniform, and they had an awe-inspiring murderous aura all over their bodies.

"outflank!"

"The cavalry of the Croma family are just long poles for catching rabbits, responsible for driving the enemy into pockets, and the sneak attack of the cavalry on this side is the real animal trap," the veteran of the stars sighed: "They must have arranged it in advance

Tactics and formations."

"It's different." Dean suddenly said.

Faced with the doubts of others, Dean pointed to the newly-appeared group of cavalry: "Look at the flag."

Thales squinted his eyes in confusion, activated his hell sense, and saw clearly the battle flags flying among the group of cavalry.

really.

That's not a one-winged crow.

It was a flag that Thales didn't recognize: from a distance, the pattern on the flag looked like a few bright stars, hazily shrouded in a cloud of misty dust.

"Stardust Battle Flag!"

Old Hammer said in surprise: "It's the Stardust Guards!"

As soon as this statement came out, many people were shocked.

"The... Stardust Guards in Blade Fang Camp?" Louisa asked with a frown.

Thales looked at the others in confusion.

The old hammer nodded.

"Look carefully, their war horses are different from those of the Croma family. They are not ponies native to the Western Wilderness. They are taller, bigger, and heavier." The veteran carefully observed the new cavalry: "That is

The hybrid between the Northland horse and the plains horse has stronger impact and explosive power."

"This group of cavalry is a standing army stationed on the western front and directly under the royal family."

"Baron Williams' Stardust Guard."

Royal standing army?

Thales's eyes lit up.

That means these people are trustworthy...right?

"Thank you to the desert god, thank you to the setting sun, thank you to the bright moon, thank you to the dark night, thank you to the kings of the kingdom of stars..." Tomdin patted his heart, tears welling up in his eyes: "I know that since my great-grandfather served the 'Wise Lord'

To begin with, our family has been loyal to the Kingdom of Stars for generations, and fate will not let us die here..."

Everyone curled their lips and did not answer.

But Old Hammer frowned slightly.

"It's unbelievable, the Baron's Stardust Guards and the Croma family's levied army..."

"This must be a big operation... After the Desert War, this is the first time I see these two groups of guys who don't like each other going into battle together..." Old Hammer murmured.

Thales frowned slightly.

"But that's an orc! A gray bastard who can't be killed!"

Kuai Sheng counted the number of people and asked in surprise: "I've counted them. This group of new... Xing guards are only a few dozen people in total. Can they really take advantage of them by rushing in like this?"
To be continued...