Warhammer Fantasy: I Have Total War System

Chapter 3 I'm the bridge blocker... wrong, the corner guard dog

The other person's soul clearly did not go to any good place.

Li Lin is just a gamer who doesn't know much about the Warhammer universe.

However, I also learned some settings from Yun Xiaogui on Bilibili and from games.

There is an absolute, evil, invincible, and undisobedient God in this world.

Without unwavering faith in the race's god, even in death, the soul will suffer eternal torment.

Thinking of this, Li Lin felt a cold sweat pour down his back.

He is a staunch materialist and atheist; if you were to make a list of the world's most unreligious people, he would definitely be near the top.

Damn it, now we're even more in deep trouble.

"I'm going out for a bit. If anyone dares to lock the door when I come back, they're dead meat, you hear me?"

Seeing the apprentices nod like chicks, Li Lin clutched his stomach, turned around, and leaped off the Sinan cart.

As soon as he got out of the car, he saw several blood-covered ogres roaring and charging towards him.

Li Lin thought to himself, "My life is over!"

He immediately drew his sword, determined to die a dignified death.

"Form ranks! Barricades!"

Just then, a group of about thirty Jade Warriors charged out with their shields raised.

The leader of the Lushun roared, stepped on the ogre's knee, and brandished his long sword like a snake's tongue, accurately piercing the ogre's eye socket.

Accompanied by the sounds of weapons chopping flesh, the fleeing ogres were swiftly killed.

The man from Lushun, panting heavily, turned around, strode up to Li Lin, and knelt on one knee: "This humble officer, Yu Yong, is a centurion, and I am sorry to be late in coming to Your Majesty's aid!"

"We have gathered thirty-six remaining soldiers, willing to fight to the death for our young lord!"

Li Lin glanced at the list of troops in his system panel; the remnant Yu Yong unit had exactly thirty-six men.

Therefore, this is a unit that is loyal to itself.

"Well done, Commander Xing. Your men should form a defensive line around this compass cart; don't let a single fly in!"

"Come with me in person."

Li Lin, accompanied by Xing Ganqi, rushed quickly towards the devastating local battle zone in front of the cart.

The Naobula, a subspecies of greenskin even weaker than goblins, possesses a sadistic streak far exceeding that of other greenskins.

They deliberately let the elderly, weak, women, and children escape, then quickly chased after them, hacked them to death with knives, and left their corpses impaled on spears, laughing and swaying for amusement.

Xing Ganqi's eyes reddened, veins bulged, and he raised his knife, charging into the ragtag group like a whirlwind, instantly killing seven or eight beasts.

However, these casualties were negligible compared to the thousands of weak and insignificant soldiers. Xing Baizong was well aware of this, and after fighting for half the battle, he consciously retreated back to Li Lin's side.

His eyes were wide open, still unwilling to accept the horrific scene around him.

Li Lin didn't say anything.

Perhaps some kind of psychological protective mechanism was triggered; he felt nothing about the deaths of those around him, as if he were watching a B-movie war film.

After searching for about two or three minutes, he arrived at a sealed black iron prison van, relying on his vague memory.

These prison wagons were used to transport ferocious and exotic animals, or powerful individuals who needed to be captured alive for trial.

He tore off several sealing talismans pasted on the door and had Xing Ganqi break the chains.

The prison van door was pulled open, and a faint smell of metallic lead powder mixed with strange spices wafted out.

From the shadows, a tall woman, a head taller than Xing Ganqi and two heads taller than Li Lin, slowly emerged.

She had long, flowing black hair, pale skin, alluring eyes, and a bewitching face.

He was dressed in jet-black armor, his style resembling a combination of a warrior and a sorcerer.

This person is Yi Ge, the alchemist that the original owner brought back from the Tantric sect.

"Oh? You released me early, and you even brought someone with you. Aren't you afraid of being accused of plotting to defect from the Binlong Palace?"

When Yi Ge speaks, his head tilts to the side from time to time, like a hawk surveying its prey, tall and mighty.

"Such a unique and profound aura, truly worthy of a genuine mage," Li Lin thought to himself.

"This is bad." She sniffed the air, thick with the smell of gunpowder and blood, her expression instantly turning extremely grave. "What do you need me to do?"

"I need you to take over the compass array inside the Sinan cart and relay my orders. Can you do that?"

Yi Ge nodded, and without any further words, the three of them immediately returned to the Sinan cart and strode away.

When Xing Ganqi, covered in blood and with a burly, masculine physique, stepped into the carriage, the female apprentices inside, who were like frightened birds, frantically squeezed into the corner as if they had seen a monster more terrifying than a cannibal.

Several of the bolder ones even instinctively reached for the daggers in their pockets for self-defense, but were immediately frightened back by Li Lin's icy gaze. However, their eyes, still fixed on Xing Ganqi, remained full of vigilance and fear.

Li Lin frowned slightly, a strong sense of unease rising in his heart.

In China, whether it's the military, cities, or individual families, the most important thing is the harmony of Yin and Yang.

In the military, it is extremely common for men and women to be in the same battalion and to be mixed in formation.

The male-led melee infantry regiments are "Yang," while the female-led ranged archers and artillery units are "Yin." The balance of Yin and Yang allows both units to exert greater strength.

However, the women in his tent seemed to have never seen a man before, and were showing deep fear of the handsome and masculine Yu Yong officer.

This caravan has so many problems!

With the front lines collapsing, Li Lin had no time to deal with these trivial matters.

"From now on, she will be your commander." Li Lin pointed to Yi Ge, who had already walked to the Five Elements Compass, his hands rising with dark golden metallic magic light, and pressed them onto the seismograph at the core.

"Buzz—!"

The entire compass cart suddenly shuddered, and the originally lifeless bronze instrument burst forth with dazzling light. The apprentices quickly stepped forward to arrange the array, transcribe the information, and then set up a light and shadow sand table on the table next to them.

Points of light representing the various departments of the caravan twinkled on the sand table.

Although this light and shadow sand table was far less precise and detailed than the system, the moment it appeared, Li Lin's system seemed to receive some kind of "patch," quickly marking each Zhen Dan unit on the large map with a specific number.

"The formation is fully activated." Yi Ge's voice echoed in the carriage. "I can transmit your voice individually to the various units in Lushun, but considering the current dire situation, not all Lushun units with communication devices are still alive. I can also directly activate the large-scale broadcast system to make your voice resound throughout the entire canyon. Of course, the enemy will hear it too."

Li Lin strode to the sand table, pretending to observe it, but his attention was actually entirely on the system's large map.

"First order!" After pretending to think for thirty seconds, Li Lin said sternly, "Notify all troops stationed in Lushun to immediately assemble in front of the Sinan wagon."

"Move all the wagons, weapons, and gun carriages, except for the goods, over here and link them together to create roadblocks."

Yi Ge flicked his finger and nodded.

Li Lin continued, "Turn on the announcements for the entire venue."

"Alright, go ahead."

Li Lin, gathering his strength, roared, "This is Li Lin, the supreme commander of the caravan! All troops, move towards the convoy and form a defensive line outside the cover to hold it to the death! Anyone who disobeys orders will be executed without mercy!"

His voice was like thunder, echoing throughout the valley and at one point drowning out the sounds of battle.

On the large map, numerous Jade Warrior legions did indeed begin to slowly move towards the caravans behind them.

After Yi Ge signaled that the telepathic communication was over, Xing Ganqi anxiously stepped forward and asked, "Young Master, if we start setting up roadblocks now, we're afraid we'll block the follow-up troops from entering."

"Yes, that's right, that's exactly what I want."

Upon hearing this, Yi Ge glanced at Li Lin out of the corner of his eye and realized what he was planning to do. He couldn't help but lick his lips.

"This decisiveness is rare," she thought to herself.

"Can......"

Li Lin raised his hand to interrupt Xing Ganqi: "You mean letting them in to guard the area is better than letting them stay outside and die, right?"

"These people are not my soldiers. I can't command them, and I don't need them to win this battle for me. Just let them block the outside."

"But that would completely block the road," Xing Ganqi sensed the impatience in Li Lin's voice, but still forced himself to speak his mind, "The enemy will all gather here, and then we won't even have a chance to organize a breakout and send you out, young master!"

Gather together?

Is there such a good thing?

Guard the corner, gather monsters, and unleash spells.

This is the underlying logic of Total War: Warhammer.

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