Chapter 1023 - Annihilating the Scorpions (1) (1/2)

It was the latter half of the night, the darkest and the most important moment of the cold season. The moon was covered by clouds, casting down layers of tree shadows that looked like vicious ghosts.

Many scorpions of varying sizes darted out from the hidden underground cavities, drenched and battered. Before they could relax, the beastmen army, dressed in armor, came crowding over from all directions.

Roar! [Kill them!]

The beast howls rang out in the forest.

One side was in high morale and high spirits, while the other was in a sorry state, thrown into disorder. When the two sides met, the winner was clear.

“This is bad! There’s a sneak attack!” On the top of the cliff, Mitchell’s face turned pale from surprise. He turned into his beast form and quickly rushed toward the ground.

Saint Zachary’s gaze was fixed on the chaotic battlefield on the ground. He clenched his fists so tightly that his joints turned pale.

“Let’s see how long you guys can stay arrogant for!” Saint Zachary held onto the black crystal tightly, rapidly climbing down the steep cliff.

The eagle beastmen were everywhere in the forest, and they quickly discovered them. “Screech—”

Curtis and Muir looked over in union and prepared for battle. Their role was to prevent Saint Zachary from massacring their comrades with his overwhelming power.

As long as they managed to hold Saint Zachary down, the members from the City of Beastmen would all be safe.

Curtis and Muir kept their guards up and their gazes on the huge scorpion climbing down the cliff. However, Saint Zachary only threw them an extremely vicious glance and then turned to leave, as if he didn’t see his tribesman’s horrible state.

Mitchell was stunned for a moment, then quickly left with his father.

Curtis and Muir both appeared surprised. They exchanged a glance and then headed for the City of Beastmen with tacit understanding, preventing Saint Zachary from taking this opportunity to catch Bai Qingqing.

However, he didn’t. Everything there was peaceful.