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Chapter 1506 The Power of the Sun, Typhon Arrives at the City!
The Japanese soldiers they brought with them formed a dense square formation, with shield bearers in front and longsword bearers behind, advancing step by step.

The shield bearers raised their shields high, forming a sturdy barrier to block the Mongols' scimitars and short axes, while the longsword bearers extended their longswords from the gaps in the shields, precisely slashing at the Mongols' legs and waists.

The Japanese troops cooperated seamlessly and moved in unison. With each advance, they killed several Mongol soldiers. The city walls that were originally occupied by the Mongols were gradually recaptured by the Japanese troops.

Seeing the situation was dire, a Mongol soldier tried to retreat using the siege ladder, but his legs were severed by a Japanese soldier wielding a longsword. He screamed as he fell from the ladder, landing among the Mongol soldiers below, causing panic among them.

Another Mongol soldier tried to resist, brandishing his scimitar and slashing at the head of a Japanese soldier, but his attack was blocked by the soldier's shield. Immediately afterward, the long swords of two other Japanese soldiers fell simultaneously, cleaving him into three pieces.

As the Japanese troops surged in like a tide, the Kheshig army, though fierce, was not numerous. Only a few elite soldiers led the way to break the deadlock, while the rest who followed were ordinary Mongol soldiers.

After all, the Kheshig army was relatively small, consisting mostly of reserve Mongol officers. Typhon and Tolui naturally couldn't afford to throw their main force into the meat grinder of a city wall siege.

Therefore, the ordinary Mongolian soldiers who followed were gradually outmatched by the well-trained elite Japanese troops, and their casualties increased. The original defensive perimeter was continuously compressed, leaving only a few dozen people huddled beside the battlements, making a last stand.

"Kill! Leave no one behind!"

Pan Mei shouted loudly, thrusting his spear forward again, and another Mongol soldier fell to the ground.

Huyan Zan's double whips were incredibly powerful. He leaped up and brought both whips down simultaneously, smashing a Mongol soldier's head to pieces, splattering his brains everywhere.

The soldiers supporting the Japanese army were greatly encouraged, their shouts were deafening, and they pressed forward step by step, giving the Mongols no chance to breathe. The blood on the city wall accumulated more and more, flowing down the cracks in the bricks and freezing into dark red icicles below the city.

Just as the Mongols on the city wall were about to be completely annihilated, a terrifying pressure suddenly came from below the city wall, followed by a deafening roar, like thunder exploding in one's ears.

Pan Mei and Hu Yanzan's hearts tightened simultaneously. They looked down at the city walls and saw two tall figures emerging from behind the Mongol army. The man in the lead wore a black bearskin cloak, and the veins on his bare arms bulged, with dark blue veins coiling like earthworms. He held a huge spear in his hand, the shaft gleaming with a dark blue light, and a faint aura of storm swirling around the tip. It was Typhon!

Beside Typhon, Hydra followed closely behind, clad in black and blue scale armor that shimmered with a metallic luster. In his hand, he held a halberd shaped like a nine-headed serpent, its nine serpent heads lifelike, their mouths spewing black and blue energy that flowed down the halberd and dripped onto the ground, corroding small pits into the frozen soil.

Behind the two, thousands of Mongol cavalry stood in formation, their warhorses exhaling white smoke, their eyes fierce, and the scimitars and spears in their hands gleaming coldly in the dawn light. A powerful aura pressed down on Fengzhou City.

Typhon's gaze swept across the battle on the city wall. Seeing his Kheshig army being suppressed by the Japanese army, a flash of rage appeared in his eyes. He suddenly raised the Storm Spear in his hand, and the dark blue-black energy instantly erupted. The surrounding air was violently stirred and swirled, forming a small storm that swept up the snow and dust on the ground and rushed towards the city wall.

The Japanese soldiers on the city wall were blinded by the wind, and their offensive was momentarily halted.

"A bunch of useless trash! They can't even take down a city wall!"

Typhon's voice was like thunder, making people's eardrums vibrate. He spurred his horse, and the exotic black horse under his horse neighed and charged towards the city wall.

Hydra followed closely behind, wielding his hydra halberd. Black-blue energy transformed into venomous snakes, shooting towards the defenders on the city wall. Several Japanese soldiers, unable to dodge in time, were struck by the energy and instantly collapsed dead, black smoke billowing from their wounds—clearly, they had been poisoned. Pan Mei's face darkened. He could sense the terrifying aura emanating from Typhon and Hydra—the oppressive power of a war god at the pinnacle of energy cultivation, several times stronger than Si Hanfei.

"General Huyan, you lead a contingent of soldiers to continue clearing out the remaining enemy forces on the city walls. I'll hold them off!"

He turned to Huyan Zan and said.

General Pan, be careful!

Huyan Zan nodded, and swung his double whips even more rapidly, quickly killing off the Mongol soldiers in front of him.

Pan Mei gripped the spear tightly, took a deep breath, and began to circulate her internal energy, causing a faint golden light to emanate from her black iron armor.

At this moment, Typhon had already rushed to the foot of the city wall and suddenly hurled the Storm Spear in his hand. The spear, carrying a bluish-black storm, shot towards Panme on the city wall like a furious dragon.

The dark blue storm spear pierced the dawn's light, the air in its path crackling and popping as it churned with powerful energy. Snow and dust coalesced into a twisted column of air, descending upon Pan Mei.

This was no longer a simple weapon throwing, but the ultimate manifestation of Qi – Typhon, with just his arm strength, poured all the storm power he controlled into the spear, turning it into a natural disaster capable of tearing everything apart!

At this moment, Pan Mei on the city wall suddenly narrowed his pupils and felt his hair stand on end. He could clearly feel the overwhelming power, which was a hundred times more terrifying than when he was surrounded by a pack of wolves in Yuzhou.

In haste, he held the spear horizontally in front of his chest, his inner energy surging wildly beneath his black iron armor, attempting to withstand the attack with the spear shaft and his own cultivation.

But just as the spear was about to touch the shaft, Pan Mei suddenly realized that he had made a fatal mistake—he was not facing the full force of an ordinary general, but a true master of Qi, a top-tier existence standing at the very pinnacle of all Qi-based generals on the entire Tianwu Continent!
"Oh!"

A deafening roar erupted, but the Storm Spear did not collide directly with the spear. Instead, it exploded in mid-air into a vortex of dark blue-green energy.

Pan Mei felt an irresistible force coming through the air, as if she had been hit head-on by the most violent tornado on the grassland.

The spear he held across his chest bent and deformed instantly, the black iron patterns on the shaft breaking inch by inch. Then, this immense force surged wildly into his body through his arm.

"Crack! Click!"

The crisp sound of bones breaking could be clearly heard from the city wall, even more jarring than the clanging of metal on the battlefield.

Pan Mei's arms, which were gripping the gun, trembled violently at first, then twisted and deformed at a speed visible to the naked eye. The ulna and radius of her forearm shattered instantly, and bone fragments mixed with blood gushed out from her sleeves, splattering the city bricks in front of her with a bright red stain.

(End of this chapter)