Wesley and his horse followed closely behind. At the same time, the magic longbow appeared in his hand again. Without using the magic bow and arrow, he used ordinary bows and arrows to kill the mount wolves. He did not care about the wolf riders. After killing the mount wolves, these orcs would basically be useless.
But the Half-Orcs weren't stupid. They started to split up. Now they were running for their lives. They might be ugly, but they weren't fearless. Death could also threaten them. And once they split up, Wesley stopped chasing them. There were only a dozen or so Wargs left, and they weren't afraid of being threatened at all. At the same time, he had to conserve his horse's strength.
The space gem could be replenished for the warhorse, but it was just pure energy after all, just like how he still had to eat. It could be done in a short time, but it could not be done in a long time, and the change in his physique could not be completed in an instant.
Slowing his horse, Wesley began to walk back. There was still an army of Uruk-hai waiting for him to slaughter them, but he couldn't do it today. He found a clean place and began to camp and rest.
He rested, but the news that his mount wolf was defeated reached the orc army, which surprised their leader. Then the army stopped moving forward, and the leader turned around. He knew that the other side would come again. They could not continue like today, or the army would really be worn down.
"The army will split into three teams and bring bows and arrows. We will set off tonight in four directions, a little further away. If that person comes again tomorrow, you will surround him and shoot him." The leader of the Uruk-hai is not stupid. He has thought of a way, but Wesley is not clear.
The three teams left in three directions and hid in the distance, waiting to be rounded up. The Uruk-hai army also began to rest in the wilderness. They did not have any tents and were all resting in the wilderness. This time, the Uruk-hai only brought siege equipment.
The next morning, Wesley got up directly and set off again after breakfast. He rushed all the way to the front of the army of uruk-hai, still blocking the middle of the road with a man and a horse. The leader of the other side smiled ferociously, and then the army moved, and the front line began to charge forward. The uruk-hai were indeed very strong, and their physical strength and endurance were excellent. If Wesley hadn't blocked the road, they would have almost reached Helm's Deep in Rohan.
Wesley was still taking his time with the Wind Arrow. He was extremely relaxed, but the uruk-hai army had a special arrow that flew into the sky. Wesley was very surprised. This was obviously a signal. Using a signal arrow without a horn?
He was puzzled for a moment, but his hands were not slow. He had already felt that the affinity of the wind element was constantly increasing. Such a wonderful feeling made him reluctant to give up, but he still had to be careful. As he let the horse trot, he secretly observed his surroundings.
The enemy leader was very happy to see Wesley in the same way as yesterday. As long as the three teams blocked him, he would be torn apart no matter how strong he was. With a wave of his hand, the entire army began to advance.
Half an hour after Wesley attacked, the Uruk-hai had lost hundreds of soldiers. At this time, the three teams they had left approached, each with hundreds of people, all armed with bows and arrows.
Finally, Wesley spotted them. "These guys have a good mind. They knew I was coming today and deliberately split up to surround me. It seems that you can't judge intelligence by looks. This is a mistake," Wesley and Apple said.
Apple said nothing.
Wesley pulled the reins of his horse, then immediately changed direction and charged directly at one of the teams. Wesley began to chant in a low voice. "Spirits in the grass and trees, listen to my call and follow my will and fight for me." Wesley used magic again. This time it was not a magic arrow. The Book of Elves he had studied would not only have two kinds of magic. The Uruk-hai did not estimate how much and how strong Wesley's magic was, so their calculations were thus.
After Wesley finished chanting the spell, vines appeared under the feet of all the uruk-hai in the direction of his charge and began to wrap around them. Wesley took out several arrows at once. These were ordinary arrows.
The elves' multiple arrows, which had been lost to time, required precise calculation, but Wesley did not need it. With the help of the apple, the uruk-hai fell one after another.
"Damn it, speed up, we must not let him break through." The leader of the Uruk-hai roared anxiously. "Where did this guy come from? He actually knows how to use these powerful magic, even more powerful than Lord Saruman. Once we can't keep him, we can only retreat."
The leader of the Uruk-hai was very worried. If he failed to complete the white-robed sorcerer's mission and returned with such heavy losses, what would happen to him? More importantly, who would believe that a human defeated an army of ten thousand?
Anxious, he kept urging the army to move forward. At the same time, he used the horn to order the other two teams to continue to circle around. They had to surround this hateful guy and then tear him apart.
Still, things didn't move according to the will of the people, let alone the Uruk-hai. Wesley broke through the encirclement and used his magic to hold a small team of Uruk-hai firmly in place. They couldn't even use their bows and arrows, and Wesley calmly shot them in place.
Then things became simple. Wesley kept his distance and continued to shoot at the enemy army. The Uruk-hai began to fear. One man and one horse against an army of more than ten thousand. They could not withstand the pressure and abuse. Under the orders of their leader, they began to retreat, running backward in a sorry state. The siege weapons were scattered in the open field, and no one cared anymore.
Wesley was not in a hurry to catch up. Instead, he let his horse trot. He used the Fire Arrow from a distance to bombard the enemy. After all, the enemy's formation was in chaos now, and the effect of the Wind Arrow was greatly reduced.
The fleeing enemy force made Wesley's life very easy. He began to concentrate on practicing his magic, constantly attacking with magic arrows along the way. The affinity of the two elements, wind and fire, continued to rise. He did not fully chant "Wind Arrow" this time, and the Wind Arrow was launched. But Wesley was halved, and the range was not enough to hit the target.
"It seems that a complete chant is indeed important. My affinity is still not enough to mobilize enough wind elements in an instant," Wesley said to Apple.
"Not bad, but it's already a small improvement." Apple encouraged him, and Wesley kept using Wind Arrow. Fire Arrow stopped. It's crucial to complete an elemental practice first. This is an improvement in strength, especially with so many targets. I just have to get closer.