"Shoot them dead for me!"

  A new addition appeared on the b of the three-bow ballista.

  A quiver made of logs.

  The quiver had 72 holes, each capable of holding a half-meter-long bolt.

  Once fired, all 72 bolts would be unleashed.

  Although g precision, they spread widely.

  Perfect for dealing with dense groups of minor enemies.

  The giant bolts were powerful but only suitable for individual targets.

  The quiver was ideal for attag clustered targets.

  "Fire, kill them!"

  Gobu Di grinned menagly and pulled the trigger.

  With a loud "thud," the massive b snapped ba the watchtower.

  Seventy-two bolts shot out from the quiver.

  They spread across the sky, arg slightly as they charged toward the Pigmen tribe advang on the wastend.

  Almost simultaneously, the sound of bs snapping echoed from other watchtowers.

  A dense shower of bolts rained down like droplets, c a vast area of the Pigmen tribe.

  "Ah!"

  Screams echoed.

  Apanied by the sound of bolts pierg flesh.

  A rge swath of the Pigmen tribe fell uhe arrow rain.

  Some of them ended up looking like pores.

  Their bodies were riddled with densely packed bolts.

  "What kind of on is this?"

  Pig Dazhi, from the forest, was startled.

  When the dark cloud of arrows desded, he serouble.

  In just one enter, dozens of his kin were killed.

  The terrifying on gave Pig Dazhi a bad feeling.

  "Wow, reload, quickly!"

  Seeing his sh down a rge group of Pigmen, Gobu Di was ecstatic.

  He hurriedly urged his goblin underlings to repce the quiver.

  The goblin underlings quickly carried a quiver filled with bolts and pced it on the b.

  "Damn goblins!"

  Pig Daqiang, charging on the wastend, was also taken aback by the sudden attack.

  There were simply too many arrows in the sky.

  He was hit by a few bolts himself.

  Fortunately, his thick skin and flesh protected him from any real harm.

  It only hurt a bit, as the bolts were stu his fat yer.

  "I'll kill you all!"

  Pig Daqiang suddenly halted mid-run.

  He raised his right foot and stomped heavily on the ground.

  "War Stomp!"

  He roared, as if ting a spell to the heavens ah.

  The grouh him suddenly cracked and rapidly spread toward the wooden fortress.

  "Damn, it's magic!"

  Gobu Di, watg from the watchtower, saw this se unfold.

  His previous shot was aimed at the rgest Pigman.

  Seeing a massive crack spreading from its feet, Gobu Di's expression ged dramatically.

  The crack was heading straight for his watchtower.

  Before the goblin underlings could finish repg the quiver, Gobu Di leaped to the left.

  His tall body jumped off the watchtower.

  With a "thud," he nded against the wooden wall.

  On the wastend, the crack spanned 200 meters in the blink of an eye and struck the watchtower.

  "Boom!"

  A thunderous crash echoed.

  That se of the wooden wall, along with the watchtower, colpsed with a roar.

  The rumbling tinued for a while.

  The colpsed wall and structures filled the crack.

  This created a massive brea the attacked se of the wooden wall.

  "Haha, warriors, charge, kill the goblins, leave none alive!"

  Pig Daqiang ughed heartily.

  He raised his rge machete and charged again.

  The men, seeing the wall breached by their chieftain, were invigorated.

  "Roar!"

  They roared and tiheir charge, braving the arrow rain.

  In the blink of ahe Pigmen were within a hundred meters of the wooden wall.

  "What are you waiting for, shoot them dead?"

  Gobu Di picked up his spiked club from the ground.

  He roared at the goblin underlings on the wooden wall who were in a daze.

  The goblin crossbowmen quickly pulled the triggers.

  In an instant, the sound of bs snapping echoed from the wooden wall.

  An even denser rain of arrows fell upon the Pigmen.

  The charging Pigmen shielded their heads with their hands and tiheir advahrough the arrow rain.

  But as the arrows pierced their bodies, they let out cries of pain.

  Yet the Pigmen dispyed immense bravery.

  Even with their arms full of arrows and blood flowing, they did not halt their charge.

  The fall of their rades did not instill fear in them.

  Instead, they fought with increasing ferocity, their eyes turning red.

  From the sky, the Pigmen on the wastend looked like a dark cloud surging toward the brea the wooden wall.

  And standing at the breach was a tall green-skinned figure.

  It was Gobu Di!

  He stood straight, holding a spiked club.

  Fag the approag Pigmen outside the wooden wall, there was no trace of fear in his eyes.

  Behind him were goblins shoutiedly.

  They held long spears, their eyes filled only with excitement.

  With their leader standing at the forefront, they were fearless.

  "Goblins, prepare to die!"

  Pig Daqiang was the first to charge into the breach.

  He grinned menagly, wielding his rge machete as he charged at Gobu Di.

  "Pigmen, I'll eat you!"

  Gobu Di grinned back, fearlessly meeting the charge.

  At the brea the wooden wall, the two massive figures collided.

  The rge machete cshed with the spiked club, sparks flying.

  Blow after blow, a battle of sheer force.

  "Get out of the way!"

  A Pigman tried to join the fight betweewobu Di stepped bad swung his massive spiked club at the Pigman's head.

  The Pigman tried to ssh the spiked club with his machete.

  But the rge machete was deflected by the spiked club.

  The spiked club tis trajectory and smashed into the Pigman's head.

  The rge pig head exploded, brain matter spttering everywhere.

  The chubby body colpsed to the ground.

  "Goblin, you're c death!"

  The death of his kin enraged Pig Daqiang.

  He lifted his right foot but then put it down again.

  If he used "War Stomp" now, they wouldn't be able to get through.

  The massive crack caused by the War Stomp would form a natural barrier.

  Reag the brea the wooden wall, Pig Daqiang realized how thick the goblins had built it.

  If they tried to cut through it with ons, who knew how long it would take.

  Pig Daqiang had no choice but to tinue fighting the goblins.

  Both sides were powerhouses, uo gain the upper hand in a short time.

  One side attacked, the other defended, using their ons to block each other's blows.

  One side attacked, the other defended.

  "Don't worry about me, charge in!"

  In the midst of battle, Pig Daqiang roared.

  He wasn't a fool; he knew his kin couldn't stay outside.

  Those left outside would bee targets for the goblins on the wooden wall.

  "Charge, kill them!"

  The chieftain's shout she Pigmen back to reality.

  They rushed past the two batants and charged into the wooden fortress.

  "!"

  The goblins ihe fortress were not to be outdone and charged forward.

  At the breach, the Pigmen and goblins cshed.

  But the moment they collided, the goblins fell into a disadvantage.

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