Great Voyage: My Summoned Creatures Can Level Up While Idle

Hundreds of ferocious-looking goblins rushed out from the direction of the dense forest. They were about 1.2 meters tall, covered in vine armor or animal hide armor, and holding stone spears or simple stone hammers.

The ranged attackers began their attack. The green-haired ranger, Zhuo Kai, drew his bow and fired an arrow. With three whooshing sounds, the three goblins at the forefront were hit in the forehead by the arrows.

Gunshots rang out from time to time, fired by ordinary sailors, but their aim was poor and they rarely hit their targets.

Allen organized the Black Iron Shield Guards and Black Iron Warriors to hold the line at the gap in the wooden wall.

The goblins moved quickly, and in the blink of an eye, they were only a few dozen meters away from the camp gate when the traps they had set were triggered.

The ground beneath the goblin's feet collapsed, revealing a deep, dark cave.

More than a dozen sharpened wooden stakes were installed in the cave. The seven or eight goblins at the front fell into the cave trap, their hands, feet or chests pierced by the stakes, and they let out miserable howls.

The goblins behind them avoided the pitfall traps, and then triggered two more pitfall traps, one five meters wide and the other three meters wide.

"Do you need me to prepare a spell?" asked the half-elf druid in the group.

"Save your magic to heal them." Allen immediately shook his head upon hearing this; the morale of a team with a healer is different from that without one.

A druid's magic should be used for first aid, not for casting offensive spells.

At this moment, the goblins had already engaged in close combat with the shield bearers and warriors in the front ranks.

The adventurers' weapons and armor were all made of metal and were of extremely high quality, while the goblins only had stone hammers and stone spears. Logically, the adventurers should have completely overwhelmed the goblins.

Indeed, this is true. Whether they are shield bearers or warriors, they can easily kill these goblins, even though these goblins show signs of training and have mastered a basic or advanced combat skill.

However, it was still difficult to overcome the racial disadvantage and the gap in the extraordinary level.

The only problem was that there were just too many goblins. Some warriors were already injured and could only retreat to drink healing potions under the cover of rangers, rogues, and ordinary sailors.

The ranger providing cover from the rear suddenly spotted several more figures emerging from the dense forest. His eyes widened, and he shouted in terror, "Allen, goblins are entering!"

Upon hearing this, Allen, who was fighting on the front lines, immediately looked up and saw twenty tall figures wielding log shields or double stone hammers and wearing rattan armor emerge from the dense forest.

The bear goblin is a cousin of the goblin, but the two look very different.

Ordinary goblins are about one meter tall, thin, and ugly and sleazy in appearance.

The bear goblins are generally about two meters tall, with a robust and powerful physique. Their skin is yellow or mustard yellow, and their bodies are covered with thick brown manes.

Every adult bear goblin possesses the basic qualities of a Black Iron-level warrior. If they undergo intensive training and master one or two combat skills, they can completely overpower experienced Black Iron warriors.

Allen understood that his side was no match for these goblins and he had to call the captain back.

The ability to organize hundreds of apprentice-level goblins, plus twenty unruly bear goblins, in battle suggests the presence of a bronze-level monster directing the operation.

"Signal!" Allen shouted, shoving a goblin that was trying to knock him over.

Upon hearing this, the stalker behind immediately took out a gold-plated signal flare from his pocket and channeled magic into it.

Immediately, a magical firework shot into the sky from the signal flare, exploded with a bang, and formed a pattern of two swords crossed in the air, which lingered for a long time.

What Allen and his team need to do now is hold out until Cade returns.

But holding out for more than ten minutes against an attack by twenty bear goblins and more than fifty apprentice-level goblins is no easy feat.

The spellcaster druid continuously casts the first-circle spell Heal, restoring the wounded shieldbearers and warriors in front.

The goblins roared and tried to break through the shield guards to attack the half-elf druid, but they were all blocked by the shield guards.

Just then, a cloud suddenly gathered in the sky above the battlefield behind the human forces. Instead of rain, dozens of semi-transparent daggers, gleaming with a cold light, fell down.

These daggers were spinning rapidly, cutting, slashing, and piercing the adventurers and ordinary sailors behind them.

This is the second-circle spell, Cloud of Daggers.

"Damn it!" Allen's face turned ugly. These goblins really did have a bronze-level enemy, and even a spellcaster.

The stalkers and rangers swiftly dodged the translucent daggers, but the spellcasters and ordinary sailors were in for a rough time.

In the blink of an eye, their bodies were covered with knife wounds of varying depths, they were convulsing in pain, their clothes were torn into countless rips, and blood dripped from their limbs onto the ground.

As long as you stay within the range of the cloud of daggers, you will continuously suffer damage.

Chaos erupted instantly behind the adventurers, and the goblins seized the opportunity to launch a surprise attack, nearly causing the defensive line to collapse.

……

On Paladin Cade's side, they ran through the forest, following the tracks of the dire wolves, and soon found the trapped ranger Jackson.

After two of the dire wolves were killed by the attacking paladin Cayde, the remaining four dire wolves fled and disappeared into the dense forest.

Everyone teased the rogue Jackson, and the next moment they heard the sound of fireworks exploding.

The stalker immediately leaped into the treetop and, sure enough, saw the magical fireworks rising from the direction of the beach camp, which were also the emergency distress signal of two swords.

"Allen, something's happened to them." Paladin Cade's face was grim, and he immediately decided to return first.

Within minutes, he had reached the beach and heard the commotion, but he also unexpectedly discovered another group of enemies on the outskirts of the woods.

Four towering goblin warriors, a three-meter-tall adult ogre, and a goblin wizard riding a dire wolf.

The four goblin warriors were only Iron-level, but both the adult ogres and the goblin wizards were Bronze-level challengers.

The dire wolf seemed to have spotted Cade; it was sniffing the air.

The next moment, a warhammer covered in bronze magic flew toward the goblin wizard.

Among these monsters, the most threatening one was the goblin wizard.

A magical shield appeared, blocking Paladin Cade's warhammer. The warhammer struck the shield, causing numerous cracks, but it did not shatter the shield; instead, it spun back.

Paladin Cade leaped forward with force, creating a large crater with a loud thud. He grabbed the returning warhammer and unleashed a combat technique, a leaping slash!

"Awooo!" the ogre roared, raising a cratered rock shield to block the goblin wizard.

"Clang!"

The warhammer struck the shield with a piercing clang.

The ogre was actually knocked back two steps, which revealed the goblin wizard's figure.

Paladin Cade landed, his magic surging and transforming into golden light, unleashing the "Holy Slash!"