Chapter 318 (1/2)

The greatest contempt for the enemy is not ridicule or provocation, but the belief that the enemy will never fight back. Such contempt often costs a heavy price.

Early in the morning, Stanley heard the long lost horn in his sleep. The enemy outside Blackwater attacked! Since LANN and vaturo were captured, Stanley showed a proud smile, but unexpectedly, the three living corpses in the same column were wrapped by the man's body at the same time and disappeared in the twinkling of an eye.

No, this is a high-level strong man!

Seeing the gap in the shield array, Stanley quickly manipulated the living corpses and let them surround the man. Unfortunately, the movement of the living corpse was too slow and was easily surrounded by the man. A living corpse hugged the man from behind. Stanley did not hesitate to let him release the fire of the underworld.

The corpse's body burst, and the dark green flame just gushed out, but it was wrapped by the dark shadow again, and disappeared again in the twinkling of an eye.

In order to surround the black robed man, the corpse shield array was in chaos. Vaturo took the opportunity to order the infantry to charge.

The archer was at a loss. Seeing the man approaching, he aimed all his targets at him and failed to stop the infantry rushing towards them immediately.

Stanley knew something bad and immediately led the cavalry to launch an assault. The man in black shuttle through the bow and arrow hands and came to Stanley in the twinkling of an eye.

Stanley raised his lance and stabbed the man in black robe. The man in black robe didn't dodge. The lance stabbed into his body, just like stabbing into a bottomless hole. A strong suction force hit and forced Stanley to release the lance. The lance fell into the man's body and soon disappeared.

What kind of monster is this? Stunned, the man grabbed Stanley's horse. His body turned into a black fog and soon wrapped the horse's head. The horse neighed hard, kicked forward and kicked back, broke free of the black fog, but also threw Stanley under the horse.

Stanley stood up, pointed to the man in black's head and shouted, ”pain!”

The attack finally worked. The man shouted in pain, took two steps back, turned into black fog, circled around Stanley and tried to sneak attack.

Stanley was worried that his opponent would go around the back. He stretched out his finger again, pointed to the sky and said, ”dark!”

Stanley only exerts his skills in a small range and plunges his surroundings into darkness within a few feet. In the dark, he can clearly understand the position of the other party, but the other party can't see him. This is the best way to prevent sneak attacks.

But he miscalculated. The other party was better at fighting in the dark than him. Stanley clearly felt that the other party was behind him. When he wanted to turn around, he had been wrapped by the other party's figure.