Being a knight is not easy

Chapter 52 Suppression
For a moment, the battle broke out in full swing.

Raymond's men rushed to the city gate with shouts and engaged in a fierce battle with the militia and archers.

Robin was like a precise killing machine, continuously shooting arrows, each arrow carrying deadly force and accurately hitting an archer on the city wall.

His figure moved flexibly on the battlefield, sometimes disappearing in the darkness, sometimes flashing in the firelight, making it difficult for the enemy to defend themselves.

The Shield Knight Theodore reacted quickly. Holding a huge shield, he rushed towards Robin like a moving fortress.

Seeing this, Robin's eyes fixed and he shot several arrows in succession, trying to stop his advance.

Theodore's iron shield was not an ordinary shield, and the arrows were bounced off, sparks flying everywhere.

Just as Robin and Theodore were in a stalemate, two other new knights joined the battle.

They surrounded them from both sides, their swords flashing coldly.

Robin's heart tightened, he knew he was in trouble. But he did not back down, instead he aroused his inner fighting spirit.

He quickly adjusted his tactics, dodging the enemy's attacks while looking for their weaknesses.

Suddenly, he noticed that one of the new knights was a little slow in his movements, and he was secretly delighted.

He suddenly pulled the bowstring, and a feathered arrow shot out like lightning, straight towards the knight's throat.

The knight's eyes widened in horror, and he tried to dodge, but it was too late. The arrow pierced his throat, and he let out a scream and fell to the ground.

After defeating one knight, Robin's pressure was relieved a little. He concentrated his energy and continued fighting with Theodore and the other knight.

At this time, the situation on the battlefield became increasingly intense, and both sides were engaged in a bitter battle.

Raymond stood at the edge of the battlefield, looking coldly at the difficult battle situation, and a sneer appeared at the corner of his mouth. The smile contained cunning and complacency that was difficult for others to grasp.

At this moment, deafening shouts and cries of killing suddenly erupted outside the city. The sound was like rolling thunder, instantly breaking the original stalemate on the battlefield.

Theodore was concentrating on dealing with Robin. The sudden noise startled him and a trace of panic flashed across his face.

"What's going on?" Theodore whispered to himself, his eyes full of vigilance. He subconsciously tightened his shield in his hand and looked outside the city.

On the city wall, a knight's apprentice ran down in a panic, his voice filled with fear and urgency, shouting: "The Black Bear Bandits are attacking the city!"

As soon as these words were spoken, the entire battlefield was shocked, and expressions of shock and fear appeared on the soldiers' faces.

When Raymond heard the news, he was stunned at first, then he threw his head back and laughed loudly. The laughter was full of madness and joy, "Die! Die!"

While laughing wildly, he waved his hand suddenly and led the knights hidden in the team to surround and kill Theodore like hungry wolves.

Only then did Theodore fully realize the seriousness of the matter, and his face instantly turned as pale as paper.

He never expected that in addition to Robin and Raymond, the other side actually had three knights hidden.

At this moment, he was the only knight left in his camp.

"This... How is this possible!" Theodore secretly groaned in his heart. He knew very well that although his strength was stronger than Robin and the others individually, facing this situation of being outnumbered, he could only defend himself and had no ability to fight back.

He waved his shield, trying to fend off the attacks coming from all directions, but the enemy's offensive was as fierce as the tide, and he gradually felt powerless.

Robin took advantage of Theodore's distraction and quickly adjusted his state. As soon as his hands were free, he aimed at the archers on the city wall.

His eyes were filled with coldness and determination. The pulley of the compound bow in his hand flashed rapidly, and feathered arrows were shot out like lightning. The archers on the city wall were caught off guard and fell to the ground screaming under Robin's rain of arrows.

For a moment, there was chaos on the city wall.

The fifty-man archer troop was now suppressed by Robin alone.

His figure shuttled back and forth on the battlefield, and every time he drew his bow and shot an arrow, it was deadly deterrent.

He had already changed three quivers in his hand, and had shot most of the two hundred arrows in such a short time.

Arrows rained down like locusts, shooting towards the archers on the city wall. Screams rang out one after another. The archers were hit by Robin's precise archery and had no power to fight back. They could only dodge everywhere.

At this moment, Robin caught a glimpse of Knight Malizzi and Thompson hurried over with their families from the corner of his eye.

He stood on the roof and immediately shouted loudly: "Leave the city, I will cover you!" The voice was particularly loud in the noisy battlefield.

Knight Malizzi heard the shout and nodded silently, his eyes revealing determination and gratitude.

He took a deep breath and rushed forward alone, the long sword in his hand flashing with cold light, like a brave lion, charging towards the city gate.

Along the way, enemies fell one after another under his sword, and his figure appeared particularly heroic in the bloody storm.

Soon, Knight Malizzi arrived at the city gate. Without hesitation, he kicked the gate pole away with such force that the gate shook.

Then, he used all his strength to slowly push open the heavy city gate.

The city gate slowly opened, revealing the scene outside the city.

Seeing this, Robin immediately rushed up to the city wall with three quivers in hand. When he stood on the wall and saw the scene before him, he couldn't help but be shocked.

The Black Bear Bandits were a massive mass, surging like a tide, numbering at least several hundred. Their faces were filled with ferocity and greed, their weapons flashing coldly, like a pack of hungry wolves poised to pounce on the city on the brink of destruction.

"This is trouble..." Robin groaned inwardly, but he did not retreat. He quickly adjusted his posture, put an arrow on the string, and stared at the thief rushing in front.

Knight Malizzi, his family and Thompson, galloped cautiously south along the city wall.

Their figures seemed so small, yet so determined, in the dim sky.

The appearance of this group of uninvited guests attracted the attention of some members of the Black Bear Thieves Gang. Many thieves brandished weapons and rushed towards them aggressively, trying to intercept them.

Robin stood on the city wall, closely watching every move below.

Seeing this, he drew his bow and arrow without hesitation. The arrow, with a sharp sound of wind, shot like a meteor towards the thieves who tried to intercept him.

Each arrow was shot with incredible precision, and before the thieves could even react, they were shot and fell to the ground.

For a moment, screams rang out among the thieves, and their offensive was halted.

Malizzi and Thompson heard the noise behind them and looked back at the same time. Seeing Robin's determined figure and the fallen thief, they couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief at the same time.

But in this fleeting moment of respite, something unexpected happened.

Suddenly, a sharp system alarm sounded in Robin's mind, like a thunderclap.

(End of this chapter)