Call of the Heroes of Chaos in Another World

Chapter 2483 The War to Annihilate the Barbarians: The Dragon and Elephant Traverse the Battlefield

"All troops, heed my command! Follow me into battle!" Han Xin's voice rang out once again on the battlefield.

Despite being outnumbered, he was still prepared to meet the enemy head-on.

Taking advantage of the current peak morale, we should charge forward with unparalleled force, break through the enemy's central army before they can unleash their numerical advantage, and defeat them in one battle.

"The Trapped Camp! Form ranks!" Gao Shun's voice rang out right after Han Xin.

"Ding! Gao Shun's Dragon Elephant Formation skill has been activated."
"Dragon and Elephant Trapping Formation" is a unique skill of Gao Shun, the commander of the Trapping Camp. It is an advanced version of the Trapping Camp's Trapping Formation skill, which is formed by combining Gao Shun's Trapping Formation skill with the Trapping Camp's legion skill.

Effect 1: After this skill is activated, the user's attack power increases by 4, and during combat, the user's attack power is reduced by 1 to 5 points depending on the opponent's attack power.

Effect 2: After the skill is activated, Strength +3 and Command +4. The Command ability can only be applied to the Trapped Camp; there is no Command bonus when commanding other units.

Effect 3, Valor in the Battlefield: If the number of soldiers in the Vanguard Camp is less than 700, the attack power of the entire Vanguard Camp will be increased by 3. If the number is more than 700, there will be no bonus. Furthermore, when the number of soldiers in the Vanguard Camp drops below 500, for every 100 soldiers lost thereafter, the attack power of the entire Vanguard Camp will be increased by an additional 1.

Effect four: Dragon and Elephant Power, which to some extent enhances the stamina, endurance, and recovery of the Trapped Camp...

Effect five: As long as Gao Shun is present to command, the morale of the Trapped Camp will never falter and will always remain at a certain level. This effect is passive; it takes effect as soon as the troops are deployed.

With the Dragon-Elephant Trapped Camp fully formed, Gao Shun's Trapped Camp skills had also undergone a complete transformation. Or rather, the transformation was already complete before the Battle of Yan.

After its transformation, the Dragon Elephant Trapping skill not only provides a greater boost to Gao Shun personally, but also increases the overall skill effect across the entire army, and it remains a normal army-wide skill effect.

Of course, this is not the biggest enhancement for the Dragon Elephant Trapped Camp. The most important effect of Gao Shun's skill transformation is the addition of Effect Four.

The Trapped Battalion is a heavy infantry unit, and for any heavy infantry unit, physical stamina is always an unavoidable issue.

Whether it's heavy infantry or heavy cavalry, a large part of their combat effectiveness comes from their equipment.

While the heavy equipment provided them with sufficient defense, it also meant greater physical exertion.

They were soldiers of the Trapped Camp who had cultivated the Dragon Elephant Prajna Skill. Although they were mostly at the second level now, very few had entered the third level.

However, this was enough for ordinary soldiers.

Even the second level significantly increases their strength, stamina, and endurance. The Dragon Elephant Prajna Skill primarily enhances these aspects.

It can be said that the current Dragon Elephant Trapping Camp not only has the defensive capabilities that heavy infantry should have, but also takes into account the endurance of light infantry.

"Ding! Gao Shun's Dragon Elephant Trapping Formation skill effect 2 has been activated. After activation, Strength +3 and Command +4. The Command ability can only be applied to the Trapping Formation. There is no Command bonus when commanding other units."

Gao Shun's martial prowess +3, leadership +4, base leadership 94, base martial prowess 95 (+3), current leadership increased to 98, current martial prowess increased to 98.

"Ding! Gao Shun's Dragon Elephant Trapping Formation skill effect three activated: Trapping Courage. If the number of Trapping Camp soldiers under his command is less than 700, the martial strength of the entire Trapping Camp will be increased by 3. If the number is more than 700, there will be no bonus. Furthermore, when the number of Trapping Camp soldiers drops below 500, for every 100 soldiers lost thereafter, the martial strength of the entire Trapping Camp will be increased by an additional 1."

Gao Shun's martial prowess has increased by 3, bringing his current martial prowess to 101.

"Kill!" At this command, the entire army moved in unison.

Nearly 100,000 Han Celestial Masters, like tigers descending the mountain, were incredibly fierce, yet they also charged towards the Liao army that was pressing down on them in an orderly fashion.

"what's the situation?"

"Why is Han Xin here at this time? When did he arrive?"

"Where is the Secret Service? What's going on with the Secret Service? How could they not have found out a single clue about such an important situation?"

When Yelü Abaoji discovered that Han Xin had somehow arrived at the front lines, his condition deteriorated significantly.

If he had known Han Xin was here, even if he wanted to fight a decisive battle today, he wouldn't have used this formation where the entire army would charge forward.

Can dealing with Hulü Guang and dealing with Han Xin be considered the same thing?

However, when Han Xin openly appeared on the front lines, they belatedly realized that it was too late to abandon the decisive battle.
Of course it's too late!
Now, the Eastern Yi army has pressed forward, and it seems the two armies are about to clash. If they retreat now, and Han Xin seizes the opportunity to launch a fierce attack, they will be routed in an instant.

At this juncture, all we can do is grit our teeth and keep fighting, even if it's a risky move.

However, a shadow began to fall over Yelü Abaoji's heart.

In fact, not only Yelü Abaoji, but also the other generals of the Eastern Yi who were advancing felt a chill in their hearts when they saw Han Xin's figure appear.

Facing a renowned general like Han Xin, especially given that the war against the Eastern Yi had progressed to such an extent in just two or three months since its inception, it was impossible for the Eastern Yi generals not to feel pressured when facing Han Xin.

However, Yelü Abaoji did not issue any other orders, so they had no choice but to grit their teeth and prepare to continue fighting.

On the battlefield, as the two armies moved towards each other, their vanguards began to engage in initial combat.

Huang Feihu and his son Huang Tianhua led three thousand iron cavalry as the vanguard of the entire army, charging into the enemy formation first.

In this battle, apart from Wen Zhong who was in Pingcheng, the Han Dynasty had five top-level generals: Xing Tian, ​​Huang Feihu, Huang Tianhua, Hou Yi, and Deng Jiugong.

Among them, Xing Tian, ​​Huang Feihu, and Huang Tianhua were all in the central battlefield at this time, while only Hou Yi and Deng Jiugong were on the left and right flanks, one on each side.

Not only the generals, but also the elite troops, the vanguard, and even two of the five Black Knight units that participated in this battle were suppressed by him on the central battlefield.

It is evident that Han Xin devoted most of his strength to the central battlefield, in order to break through the enemy's central army as quickly as possible and in the shortest amount of time.

The enemy's forces are about twice our size. Only by winning a quick battle and breaking through their central army can we have a chance of victory.

If it becomes a protracted war, even if Han Xin is highly skilled, he cannot eliminate the difference in troop strength by half.

One doubling may not sound like much, but if that doubling is based on a base of 100,000, then it becomes terrifying.

Therefore, the Han army had no choice but to launch a swift attack.