The ambush was no longer effective, forcing Luo'er and his companions to face an enemy force hundreds of times their number. Despite their relatively advanced equipment, the sheer number of enemies was overwhelming. To put it bluntly, even a hundred gun-wielding baboons could rout them.
Luo'er knew that if this continued, failure was inevitable. Now, they could only place their hopes on the three mages on the castle walls, who were currently casting forbidden curse magic.
As the absolute power in the Magic World, these mages might be able to turn the tide of battle and repel the vast enemy forces.
The battle had plunged into a head-on confrontation. Luo'er held his rifle above his head, spraying bullets at the enemy. In such a battlefield, he dared not act heroically and exchange gunfire with the enemy soldiers – it would be foolish and dangerous. Therefore, his best option was this African style of supressive fire.
