Chapter 550: Gods Descend to Earth
Although the orcs showed signs of decline under the coordinated attack of the dwarf warriors and the night elves, the dwarf warriors who were carrying the monsters also suffered heavy losses. These were all Gargant's people, and Gargant couldn't bear to watch them being beaten into shrunken tin cans one by one.
In fact, Gargant wanted to lead the charge at the beginning, but he was the leader of the hill dwarfs who commanded the battle, and for a while he couldn't rush to the battlefield easily. But now it's good, the orcs and the dwarves have already fought in a group, and there is no need for command at all, and Gargant can also participate in the battle personally.
"Bang!" A somewhat illusory pale white air hammer flew out of Gargant's hand and hit the head of an orc who was grinning and swinging his battle axe at the knocked-down dwarf warrior under him. "Snap--" The head of the unlucky orc was smashed to pieces by this storm hammer, and red and white objects splattered everywhere.
The dwarf warrior under him, who was thought to be dead, stood up with a lingering fear and roared to fight again. The dwarf warriors who were able to participate in the battle and rush to the front were all mentally strong and would not be frightened.
This storm hammer was the first sound of Gargant's participation in the battle. Seeing a large number of his fellows being killed by the orcs, he was already a little excited and could not control himself. After sending out a storm hammer to rescue the dwarf warrior, Gargant rushed into the battlefield with his lips tightly pursed.
Gargant, who was already a level 7 hero, was facing the epic strength of the world of Eslazer. Although the orc soldiers were brave, they were not good enough in front of the epic strongmen, especially when there was no strong man who could compete with Gargant.
If it was not on the already chaotic battlefield, but the orc soldiers were besieged by Gargant, then even if there were heavy losses, the orcs would win in the end. But now it is in a stalemate. Although the orcs have killed many dwarf soldiers, they are still slightly at a disadvantage under the attack of the night elves.
Gargant's participation in the war has obviously become a powerful new force.
Even if he becomes the heroic king of the hill, the essence of Gargant's dwarf will not change, and he still has a pair of short legs. Fortunately, the movement speed of an epic-level strongman will not be limited by the length of his legs. Gargant rushed to the forefront of the exchange of fire between the orcs and the dwarves in just a short time.
The reason why it took a while was that when Gargant passed by some dwarves who were in a stalemate with the orc warriors, he always couldn't help swinging his giant hammer and smashing the orc to death.
Of course, if he kept smashing the orcs one by one, even if Gargant was exhausted to death, it would not bring a decisive change to the battle situation. Therefore, he rushed to the front line, ready to show his epic power.
The Storm Hammer of the King of the Hill is a single-target damage skill, with extremely high damage and a long-term stun effect. However, this skill can only cause single-target damage. In such a large battlefield, it is not very useful unless it is used to kill the enemy commander in seconds.
Although Gargant has been observing the battlefield for a long time, he still cannot find out who the commander of the orcs is. Therefore, even if he rushed to the front line, he could only reluctantly give up the idea of using the Storm Hammer to carry out a decapitation operation.
However, the Storm Hammer only has single-target damage, which does not mean that the King of the Hill can only kill single targets. "Boom!" Gargant slammed the hammer in his hand on the ground fiercely, causing the surrounding ground to not only tremble, but even crack slightly.
"Thunder Strike!" This is the only group attack skill of the King of the Hill.
The cracking of the ground is enough to explain the damage of the Thunder Strike. Gargant had already rushed to the front line, and there were only orc warriors but no dwarves around him. A thunder strike went down, and his surroundings suddenly looked like a tiger and a bear turning over.
If it is used against opponents of the same level or even one or two levels lower, the damage of Thunder Strike will not be too obvious, and the important thing is the deceleration effect. However, if it is only used against these orc warriors who are only slightly stronger than ordinary dwarves, then the effect of Thunder Strike is very obvious.
The deceleration effect is not apparent at all, and the orc warriors around Gargant have been killed by his attack. Whether it is the strong green-skinned tiger man or the tall and mighty green-skinned bear man, they all collapsed to the ground with broken bones under this thunder strike.
The damage range of Thunder Strike is naturally far less than that of Tyrande's Starfall and Sky Druid's Nature's Wrath, which have super-large range damage skills, but on this battlefield where people are next to each other, a Thunder Strike is enough to kill hundreds of orc warriors.
Although compared with tens of thousands of orcs, these hundreds of instantaneous kills are still a drop in the bucket, but the morale improvement brought is very obvious.
Just like the war between the Lava Kingdom and the South Abyss Alliance in the demon world, in fact, in a large-scale war where the strength of both sides is not much different, victory or failure depends on the strong.
Now Gargantuan is charging freely in the group of orc warriors as if there is no one in the world. When his war hammer swings down, an orc will die. Even Yu Fei can't see the effect of the Hill King's heavy attack taking effect, because before the stun with a high probability takes effect, the orc warrior targeted by Gargantuan will be killed in one go.
In addition to the occasional thunder strike, more than a thousand orcs have died at the hands of Gargant in just a few minutes. Now the battlefield has evolved into a situation where wherever Gargant goes, the orcs there will quickly disperse, which can be said to be invincible.
The emergence of this situation is obviously a huge blow to the morale of the orc warriors. However, the orcs do not have a strong man who can compete with Gargant, and can only watch Gargant kill in and out of his own camp, as if there is no one in the world.
Gargant also knows that although he looks fierce, the actual killing effect cannot bring a big impact on the battle situation. Therefore, it not only began to rush around in places where orcs are densely populated to scare those orc warriors, but also aimed at the healing guards behind the orcs.
Yu Fei's God's perspective allowed him to see that the healing guards on the orc side were actually cast by some orcs wearing robes that were already very luxurious for orcs. Although Gargantuan could not see this scene, he could easily find the location of the healing guards under Yu Fei's guidance.
With a single hammer, the healing guards that allowed the orc warriors to recover quickly and fight without any worries were smashed to pieces by Gargantuan.
The orcs wanted to stop Gargantuan, but as soon as a large number of orc warriors rushed up, they were directly cleared by Gargantuan's thunder strike. The healing guards could not move, so they could only watch Gargantuan demolish those healing guards.
The only thing that comforted the orcs was that the orcs in robes were not caught by Gargantuan. They were not like the healing guards, who had legs and could run. Seeing Gargantuan rushing over from a distance, these robed orcs fiddled with the place and then retreated to the back.
And their fiddling also showed its effect after Gargantuan demolished the healing guards.
"Zila la" sounded like an electric shock, and Gargant, who was charging and shouting, was suddenly forced to stop and fainted on the spot.
Seeing that there was an advantage to be gained, the surrounding orc warriors rushed up and wanted to chop to death the powerful dwarf who was attacking their own camp at will.
Unfortunately, except for the fastest orc, the rest of the orcs had not yet reached Gargant, and he had already woken up. With another thunder strike, he killed all the orcs who surrounded him and wanted to die.
And the orc warrior who was lucky enough to attack Gargant only cut a white mark on Gargant's body, and failed to cause Gargant even a little damage.
But such a strong Gargant, after continuing to move forward two steps, was stunned on the spot with a sound of surging electricity. Two seconds later, Gargant, who woke up again, was extremely depressed, not knowing what was going on.
Yu Fei, who was in a God's perspective, saw it clearly. Gargantuan was stunned twice for no reason, which was actually arranged in advance by those robed orcs. On the way forward, those robed orcs set up invisible traps one by one. It was these invisible traps that made Gargantuan stunned for two seconds after taking two steps.
Yu Fei knew that this was the static trap skill of the Orc Troll Witch Doctor in the Warcraft game. I think those robed orcs have the ability of the Orc Troll Witch Doctor, and the healing guard is also the signature skill of the Troll Witch Doctor.
The static trap originally had the effect of stunning for six seconds. I think it was because Gargantuan was a hero that the stunning time was greatly reduced.
Just when Yu Fei made a judgment, Gargantuan finally made a new move. He raised his warhammer and roared towards the sky. Then his short and sturdy body radiated a strong silver light and expanded rapidly.
Did he use the ultimate skill directly? This is a good choice. Yu Fei gave Gargantuan a thumbs up for his response.
As the ultimate skill of the Hill King, the God of Heaven descended to earth, which could not only greatly improve the Hill King's attributes, but more importantly, it made the Hill King immune to magic.
Soon, Gargantuan's size expanded to the same level as the mountain giant, and his skin turned silver. The God of Heaven had successfully descended on Gargantuan.
With his legs that had become very long but still very strong, Gargantuan continued to move forward. Those invisible static traps were constantly being triggered, but they had no effect on Gargantuan who was immune to magic.