Blue Phoenix Chapter 83 - Vengeance

Every soldier on top of the city wall was waiting quietly for the beasts to come his way. “Hold your fire!” a commander yelled out. “Do not waste arrows by hitting the shields!” he shouted as he moved throughout the wall, roaring time after time for the soldiers to hold their arrows. For a city which was currently besieged, getting provisions was an impossibility. With no materials coming in they obviously couldn’t smith more arrowheads.

Looking at the many high-ranked beasts that were coming their way even the commander could not help but swallow saliva nervously. Although they had Saints waiting to attack should the Saints on the beasts’ side not participate in the war then they were not to join in under any circumstances. This meant that if these beasts did battle without Saints, the majority of the experts on the city wall were certain to die or become severely injured by these beasts. Thinking about this, the commander shook his head and looked determinedly on the many beasts who were constantly closing in on them.

“Even if I die, I will damn well make sure that I take some of these bastards with me,” he thought with gritted teeth while unsheathing his sword. His entire body was taut as it awaited the beast horde. Only a few seconds later did the flying beasts make their appearance by grabbing human experts then dropping them to the ground below. The commander could do nothing as he saw their towers once more hook onto the city wall. Beasts of all types and shapes appeared and jumped onto the wall instantly throwing themselves into the battle. They fought fiercely; shredding, biting, and using their bodies as much as using their mist energy to attack.

The commander’s eyes were not on any of these beasts who entered through the tower, nor were they observing the birds who kept grabbing one human after another; no, his eyes were glued onto Hui Yue. The young man who flew around the skies with chillingly cold eyes. His entire body radiated a freezingly-cold killing intent.

The commander could tell instantly that

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