The various races of the Norland Continent's allied army arrived at the frontline one after another. Under Meg and Dominic's arrangements, they started to set up the defensive line.
Meanwhile, the frontline fortifications were completed beyond expectations after receiving the support of the various races.
They even paved a 100-meter-wide path of glutinous rice and dug a 100-meter-deep trench in front of the Bailigus Mountain Range.
Digging a hole was very simple for the demons who were good at digging.
The glutinous rice path bet all the glutinous rice that was transported to the frontline. Apart from the gaps in the three canyons, the entire mountain range was paved to prevent the skeletons from climbing up.
Meg sat on the griffin and inspected the Bailigus Mountain Range, which was basically completed.
Black cannons were erected on the frontline. There were 3,000 of them.
The dwarves used their entire race's resources to supply the cannons, displaying their terrifying talent and ability in forging.
Apart from the cannons, simple explosives were also continuously transported to the frontline.
There were three types:
Large cups of explosives. They could be used to replace the stones in the catapults. The range was about 1,000 to 1,500 meters. They could also be carried by giant dragons and other flying races.
The large cups of explosives were usually used for Hercules to toss them with their bare hands. Strong trolls and orcs could be thrown hundreds of meters away. This allowed them to have a wide range of long-range attacks.
Small cups of explosives were about the size of a fist. They were suitable for humans who were relatively weak for close-range defense. The damage was limited, and they were usually thrown about 100 meters away.
The advantage of explosives was that they were easy to make and had a wide range of uses. Now, there were 10 factories that specialized in making explosives at the foot of the Bailigus Mountain Range.
The most exaggerated ones were the three canyons.
The open canyons were the only openings left in the Bailigus Mountain Range.
When the undead army attacked, the three canyons would be easily breached. Then, what awaited them would be a meat grinder filled with killing spell formations and traps.
The two sides of the canyons were set up with the allied army's best archers and magic casters. They would give the undead army a head-on blow and kill them as much as possible.
At the end of the canyons were the allied army's most powerful close-range combat troops.
They were the last and most important line of defense. They would face the powerful undead army directly and engage in the most intense close-range combat.
This was the layout of the entire battlefield.
According to the report of the sentries, the undead army in the icy plains had begun to gather, and were moving towards the Gus Mountain Range.
However, the news was not clear because the death rate of the sentinels had begun to rise rapidly.
Therefore, the Gus Mountain Range had officially entered a state of war. While the engineers were reinforcing the fortifications, the Alliance Army was ready for battle at any time.
Meg raised his hand, and the virtual screen lit up. There was a red dot moving slowly on it.
Xi lent it to him and the red dot was Cthulhu's location.
As the commander of the Alliance Army, being able to observe the movements of the enemy leader was undoubtedly the same as using a cheat code.
If it wasn't for the fact that they really couldn't win, this would be the perfect weapon to kill the leader.
You knew it was there, and you knew that as long as you killed it, the battle would be over.
But you just can't kill it …
Don't you think I'm angry?
However, one thing was for sure — Cthulhu had indeed begun to gather the Undead Army to invade the south.
Louis had once led dozens of giant dragons into the ice plains to attack some undead armies, but he was attacked by Lantisde and Krusu. After more than ten giant dragons were killed or injured, he was stopped by Meg.
The giant dragons were the Alliance Army's very precious aerial attack power, and they absolutely could not suffer heavy losses before the final battle.
Just then, a few explosions came from the ice plains. Although it was very far away, the ground could still faintly feel the tremors.
Everyone subconsciously looked in the direction of the ice plains. They could not see anything, and they were not too surprised either. They had gotten used to the occasional explosions these days.
Some people said that a mage had gone deep into the ice plains and attacked the Undead Army from time to time.
However, no one knew who it was, and no one knew if the news was true.
Meg listened attentively. There were a total of 18 explosions.
Others might not know, but he knew where the explosions came from.
These few days, Xi's warship had been cruising around the ice plains. Relying on her precise control of Cthulhu's location, she went in and out seven times and launched air attacks on the Undead Army.
According to the feedback she gave Meg last night, she had eliminated more than 100,000 skeleton soldiers in the past few days, which was a remarkable achievement.
Naturally, Meg could not ask for more.
If the Alliance Army were to deal with 100,000 skeleton soldiers, who knew how much they would have to pay to wipe them out.
Therefore, his impression of Xi also rose sharply.
…
At the end of the canyon in the middle, thousands of demons were digging.
It was said that the mage was planning to make a fire pit here and let the demons that rushed there experience a baptism of fire before being attacked by the Alliance Army.
"Boss, we've been here for a few days. We've been digging here every day. When can we fight?" Mond tossed a piece of ice behind him and scratched his head at Sargeras.
The Burning Legion also stopped what they were doing and looked at Sargeras.
"What's the hurry? When the Undead Army comes, you'll have plenty of chances to fight." Sargeras rolled his eyes and punched the ice in front of him. A two-meter-deep hole appeared, and the ice was evaporated by the hot air.
This was already the third day that they had followed the team from Chaos City to the frontlines. During these past few days, they had been helping with the construction, and hadn't seen a single skeleton. Not to mention the fact that Mond and the others couldn't stand the loneliness, even he was getting a little tired.
However, as the leader of the Burning Legion, he could not show it.
"These things will naturally be arranged by Alex and the rest. We just have to do it," Sargeras continued.
"Oh." Mond nodded and did not dare to ask any more questions.
"Hehe, let's do it well. When we go back, we'll go to Mr. Mak's place to eat roujiamo," Kiel said with a smile.
The Burning Legion's eyes lit up when they heard the word roujiamo, and they were immediately motivated.
Sargeras looked up at the purple-striped griffin flying slowly in the sky with narrowed eyes. He secretly took out a photographic stone and recorded a few scenes. He wanted to show it to Little Boss when he went back. Maybe she would like it too.
Sargeras couldn't help but smile at the thought of the little boss. He touched the little ring on his chest, and thought about what he should bring back as a gift for the little boss this time.
Oh, right. The snow fox fur in the Gus Mountain Range is very famous. It would be nice if he could bring one back and make it into clothes for Little Boss.
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