Bai Cang was right, the elves had no way to deal with Li Changhe.
The vines and branches of the elven battleships were mercilessly cut off by the chainsaw axe.
And facing the huge and well-equipped army, the elves fell behind from the very beginning.
Because long-range attacks were of little use.
Facing such heavily armored soldiers, ordinary arrows were useless. The best method was to attack their eyes and the steam devices on their backs.
But the supposedly omnipotent arrows couldn't hit their targets, many elven rangers were caught in self-doubt.
Going from a sharpshooter to a sunset red was an utterly desperate feeling.
Wizards were at a loss as well. They could certainly cause effective damage to the army, but the enemy's charge was too fast.
A simultaneous release of magic could only eliminate a few armored warriors in the front row at most.
And the enemy wouldn't give the wizards a chance to unleash a second round of magic.
