Great Voyage: My Summoned Creatures Can Level Up While Idle

A ball of light appeared in the hand of the paladin Cade, and the next moment the ball of light turned into a flashbang, and a group of goblins and ogres covered their eyes and screamed in pain.

Cade leaped out of the wooden stockade, blew a finger whistle, and his warhorse galloped out of the bushes.

Cade leaped onto his warhorse, glanced back, and saw that the ogres and goblins had come out to chase after him. He immediately quickened his pace and fled into the distance.

"kill!!"

The wounded ogre smashed through the wooden wall and gave chase, with the other ogres following suit.

The goblins, their faces beaming with excitement, chased after them.

When the local goblin shaman Zag arrived at the valley entrance with several goblin warriors and more than thirty goblin warrior apprentices, all they found were goblin corpses in various dead states.

A strong stench of blood filled the air, and two large holes had been opened in the walls of the wooden stockade, with footprints scattered everywhere.

The only things missing were the goblins and ogres.

The goblin wizard Zag spoke up: "(In goblin language) Prik, where are they?"

A figure emerged from the darkness—a burly goblin wearing a hood, none other than Prik Poisonclaw, a bronze-level goblin rogue.

"(Goblin language) The enemy has fled; they've caught up," the goblin rogue replied respectfully.

The goblin wizard Zag's old green face twisted in anger, and he cursed, "(in goblin language) Damn it, that's a trap! Go after them immediately and persuade them to turn back!"

The goblin rogue nodded: "(In goblin language) Okay."

The goblin stalker immediately sped out of the valley like an arrow, following the messy footprints on the ground.

A sudden unease welled up in the goblin wizard Zag's heart. Instead of chasing after them, he quietly gave instructions to the goblin warrior beside him.

……

On the other side, the paladin Cayde, riding his warhorse, had caught up with the orc warrior.

The group continued their escape, with Paladin Cade occasionally throwing out orbs of light, as if in a provocation, to lure the ogres and goblins to a steep cliff to the north.

The cliff at the top of the slope is seventy or eighty meters above the ground.

Even a bronze-level superhuman would die if they jumped from a height of seventy or eighty meters to the ground without any protection.

Paladin Cade and his party soon arrived at the mountaintop cliff, where several ropes made of vines had already been prepared.

Using ropes, they can safely descend to the ground.

"Don't let them get away!" A muttered voice came from behind. The wounded ogre, who was the fastest running, was very anxious when it saw the paladin Cade and his group jump off the cliff.

In the woods near the entrance to the steep slope, Roya and the old orc shaman noticed that the ogres and most of the goblins had already climbed the slope, and they knew that their opportunity had come.

With a thought, Luo Ya summoned the three-headed dragon lizard, A Bao, to the entrance of the steep slope.

"Roar! Roar! Roar!" Abao roared to the sky, his roar echoing throughout the island.

Hearing the roar, the goblins at the bottom of the slope turned around and saw a huge creature appear behind them. They were terrified and started chattering loudly.

The goblins wished they had more legs so they could outrun their kind.

The ogres charged ahead, having already reached the cliff edge, followed by the bear goblins and the earth goblin warriors, who were slightly behind.

The remaining hundred or so goblins were scattered sparsely on the slope, forming a long line that stretched for hundreds of meters.

The three-headed dragon lizard appeared and roared, throwing the goblins into chaos as they scrambled forward, trying to get away from the enormous monster.

The three-headed dragon lizard, Abao, began to stride, crushing one slow-moving goblin after another, or stretching out its head to swallow the goblin whole.

This scene caused even more goblins to break down. They also wanted to escape from the sides of the steep slope, but it was a cliff and would take a long time to climb.

But the three-headed dragon lizard didn't give them a chance; with a flick of its tongue, it swallowed the goblin whole.

A large number of goblins rushed to the middle of the steep slope, causing them to get stuck there. Terrified goblin language echoed continuously, and some goblins even started attacking each other in order to run faster, making the scene even more chaotic.

The three-headed dragon lizard, Abao, didn't care about any of that. It moved slowly forward, trampling the slower goblins to death.

At the same time, its three heads take turns sticking out and swallowing the fastest-running goblins.

On the cliff platform, the ogres and earth elf warriors realized they had been ambushed and were now blocked by a massive monster.

"(Goblin language) What kind of monster is that? It's huge!"

"(Goblin language) Only a sea monster could be this big! We have no chance of escape if we don't kill it!"

The earth elf warriors looked grim. This terrain only had two paths: either jump off the cliff, where the orc warriors were guarding the bottom, and anyone who went down would die.

Either we fight that sea monster to the death.

Although it's not a great idea, it's better than jumping off a cliff.

The goblin warriors began to assemble their fighting goblins, preparing to meet the enemy.

The goblins looked up and saw the enormous body of the three-headed dragon lizard, whose every step caused the ground to tremble, making them unable to stand steadily.

Seeing this, the goblin warriors knew that the goblins' morale had plummeted and that no amount of coercion would work; they would rather jump off the cliff than fight the three-headed sea monster head-on.

They had no choice but to command the goblin bears as the vanguard, as for the ogres? The goblin warriors simply couldn't command them.

But these ogres were incredibly fierce. Whether out of fearlessness or ignorance, they showed no fear of the three-headed lizard.

The ogres kicked aside the goblins and bear goblins blocking their way and moved to the front of the line.

The ramp was too steep for five adult ogres to stand side by side; only three adult ogres could be in front and two behind.

The third row consists of three smaller, immature cannibals.

The fourth row consists of bear goblins and goblin apprentices.

At the very back were the ordinary goblins, while the great goblin warriors also mingled quietly behind, intending to observe for a while longer.

"kill!"

The roars of the five ogres were equally loud, sounding like thunder from a clear sky.

They charged at the three-headed lizard.

Led by the ogre, the other goblins also charged forward.

Roya never expected such a good thing to happen, with ogres and goblins teaming up to charge down?

Since they want to become Don Quixotes of another world, Naroya will naturally grant their wish.

The three-headed dragon lizard raised its three heads to the sky simultaneously, and a large amount of bronze magic began to transform, with ice, flames, and venom condensing in its throat.

The running ogres trampled the goblins who couldn't avoid them, and in the blink of an eye, they were only five or six meters away from Abao.

A Bao's three heads bowed simultaneously, unleashing three torrents of magical power.

An icy blue breath.

The blazing flames breathed out.

A purple, foul-smelling venomous breath.

The triple breath covered the entire slope.

"what!"

The ogres and goblins froze into blocks of ice or were burned by flames amidst screams and wails.

Some were contaminated with venom, corroding into corpse fluid; others inhaled toxic gases and were poisoned while clutching their necks.