434: Chapter 59, Battle of the Imperial Court_1 434: Chapter 59, Battle of the Imperial Court_1 Seeing that the battle was essentially over, Hudson delegated command to his subordinates and rode his bear to catch up with the cavalry troop.
They had gone all out with the drama, making the cavalry corps genuinely head towards the Orc Royal Court in order to bait the enemy into their trap.
Based on the timeline, it was about time for the feint attack.
At this thought, Hudson secretly regretted.
He had miscalculated beforehand.
The allies only seemed to aim at the Orc’s Royal Court, but hadn’t actually struck.
The Bearman Army was returning at full speed and even if he alerted his allies, who would reach the destination first was unknown.
The addition of over six thousand elite Bearman infantry, even if they were a weary troop, would not be easy to deal with.
His main forces were still entangled with the remnants of the Orcs.
They wouldn’t be able to get here soon, so relying solely on his allies, Hudson was not confident at all.
He had witnessed the destructive power of uncooperative teammates firsthand.
If his allies were ineffective and allowed the Bearman Imperial Court to turn the tables, hard-won victories could be severely diminished.
The main problem was that the nearby soldiers didn’t have any notable achievements.
Even their bragging rights were non-existent, which gave Hudson no reason to trust them.
The speed of the “Flying Earth Bear” was extraordinary.
In the blink of an eye, Hudson had outrun the Bearman infantry.
Thrashing Belsden was with Hudson, they flew straight over the Bearman Army.
Bear paws slapped on the God of Beasts, countless Bearmen only met ill fate before they could understand what happened.
As Bearman Knight Hudson, he naturally didn’t stay idle and cast all known magic downward without sparing any cost.
Sometimes he rained hail, sometimes he rained fire from the sky, sometimes landscape was full of earth spikes, sometimes the area filled with mist…
What kind of magic hit was entirely up to luck.
Whatever he felt like throwing was thrown indiscriminately, all those hit were just unlucky.
The most terrifying was the Bearman warrior, originally an Orc, who had once again risen from the ground, picked up his weapon and started slaughtering his former comrades.
As a cascade of instant magic spells was thrown, the uninformed believed they were actually throwing away magic scrolls.
Normally, without the attainment of a Great Sorcerer, it would be impossible to do this quickly.
Especially the kind of magic that competes with the entire elemental system.
On the Continent of Aslante, who was the Great Sorcerer of the entire spectrum?
Never mind a Great Sorcerer of the entire spectrum, even a magical spectrum has never appeared.
If you insisted that there was one, it could only be the omnipotent Divine Spirit that only exists in legends.
Anyway, all are legendary stories, and no one has ever seen it in person.
The chaotic scene made the already demoralized Bearman infantry even more restless.
By the time they reacted, the man and the bear had already disappeared into the sky.
Before they even got a grip of their enemy, they had already lost hundreds of people.
Bruno almost passed out from anger.
There’s no way out.
This kind of enemy with no trace to follow is the most headache-inducing.
They want to get revenge, but they don’t even know how to start..
“Despicable person!
He doesn’t have the dignity of a strongman at all, just is…”
An endless stream of abuses, but it was useless.
The man and the bear disappearing into the skyline far away, completely out of earshot.
Dignity of a strongman?
What a joke.
Master Hudson was never a strongman to initiate with, how could he have a strongman’s dignity?
As for Belsden, as a four to five-year-old bear cub, he was the most mischievous age and entirely didn’t understand the concept of a strongman’s dignity.
As a bear with a grudge, Belsden didn’t forget the last time he was surrounded by Bearmen.
He chose the same route as the Bearman Army, clearly intending to take his anger out on them.
As a regiment commander of the main army, Bruno was quite formidable in his own right.
But compared to Belsden, there was still a considerable gap.
While his mouth was full of bravado, his body stayed faithfully in place and didn’t take chase in a fit of emotion.
He was a participant in the battle against Belsden that day.
He had witnessed how a few strongmen only slightly weaker than him had their heads slapped off by a bear’s paw.
If it wasn’t for the vast majority of people, the Bearman Imperial Court would have been thrown into chaos.
It can’t be said that there were no gains at all.
Coupled with the recent battle, Bruno had already identified Hudson as the culprit.
The only issue was the intelligence didn’t match.
According to the data, Hudson’s bear companion was only a matured Earth Bear, and he shouldn’t be so powerful.
Resilience can be understood; the Earth Bear’s defense power is inherently high.
The problem is the substantial magic power it exhibited, which was not something a newly matured bear could accumulate.
With unmatched strength, Bruno had no choice but to accept it.
Nearly 99% of humans would never encounter an Earth Bear, an animal as rare as a Giant Dragon, let alone contract it.
After a while, the man and the bear caught up with the cavalry troop.
At this moment, the cavalry corps was launching a fake attack on the Bearman Imperial Court.
Hudson had two choices: either call it a day and leave with his troops immediately or turn the feint into a real attack, use his only 4 cavalry corps, and forcibly charge the Bearman Imperial Court.
After looking over at the large camp of the Bearman Imperial Court, the number of guards was even less than expected.
Hudson suddenly felt he could try another attack.
Theoretically, four thousand elite cavalrymen against ten thousand Orc Cannon Fodder Army Brigade have a high chance of victory.
The only problem is when the reinforcements of the Bearman Imperial Court would arrive.
The Five Major Royal Families of the Orcs are rife with conflict and often undermine each other, but that doesn’t mean they lack a big picture view.