Looking at this tall viking that was far beyond the reach of ordinary people, the English soldiers' weapons were still radiating chillingly like icicles. However, under the pressure of the viking's imposing manner, they stopped their attempts to cross the bridge. No one was willing to take the lead.
Until a knight wielding a pike and confident in his prowess pushed aside the militia beside him and walked out of the English camp. He brandished his pike in an attempt to boost the morale of his side and deter the opponent.
The English militia cheered in unison when they saw the clean movements of their knight. The pike knight raised his weapon and moved forward with nimble steps. He thrust his weapon forward but was easily deflected by the berserker leader with his axe. It was as though the heavy weapon in the hands of the Viking was more agile than the pike in his hand.
The pike knight shouted loudly and attempted to stab his opponent from different angles. However, this time, the Viking did not even attempt to block. He relied on his agility that did not match his stature to easily evade all of the attacks.
When the Englishmen on the bridge realized that they had no hope of winning, Lynch raised his right hand and swung it casually. The spear knight was split into two along with his spear. The lower half of his body was still on the bridge, while the upper half of his body was sent flying into the river below the bridge.
The troops on both sides hissed. Tolfe and Olicliffe, who were still by the river, quickly glanced at each other. The fear in each other's eyes was unmistakable. The conscription officer, Odegar, clenched his pike and shield tightly. He was at a loss as to what to do at the sight before him. On the other hand, the berserkers opposite him cheered excitedly for their leader.
Lynch's blood seemed to have been stimulated by the death of his previous opponent. He roared excitedly and did not choose to wait at the same spot. Instead, he walked directly towards the English formation on the other side of the bridge. He easily used his axe to deflect the pike thrown from the opposite side. Step by step, he approached the next enemy.
Lynch's target appeared to be an outstanding axeman who was also proficient in using dual axes. Of course, the English man's axe was a normal one-handed axe.
However, seeing that he was being targeted, the Englishman did not show any signs of fear. He held the axe horizontally in one hand and spun the axe in the other in the air in a nimble manner.
The Berserker mocked as he imitated the agile footsteps of the spear wielding knight from before. His eyes were full of interest as he looked at the other party.
The two sides confronted each other for a while. The Englishman could not find a chance to attack, so he could only pick up his two axes and swing them over his head. Then, he chopped at his opponent.
The Viking berserker leader didn't block or evade. Instead, he imitated the pike knight from before and used his greataxe as a spear, thrusting forward with the blunt tip of his axe.
The force of this strike alone made the English axeman, who had already blocked in front of him with his axe, unable to control his body. His ribs had been shattered and he no longer had the strength to attack. He fell to the ground and blood splashed from his mouth onto Lynch's forehead.
On the other side of the bridge, Tuo Fei was dumbfounded and his face was ashen. Such an enemy made him unable to summon the courage to fight. On the bridge, Lynch was in the mood to kill. He raised his two greataxes high. As long as the English dared to step onto the bridge, no matter how many there were, they were no match for him on the long and narrow wooden bridge. Now, these English Warriors had become pieces of rotten meat piled up on the wooden bridge.
Allen, who wasn't originally at the Stamford Bridge battlefield and had used the Illusory Body Spell to rest, had a panoramic view of the situation through the Three-Eyed Raven. He crossed his arms in front of his chest and stroked his smooth chin with one hand. Through the raven's eyes, he began to watch this valiant Viking warrior.
He was originally just standing quietly on the boulder and waiting for the souls of the dead to enter his staff. But after seeing the situation in front of him, he developed a greater interest and admiration for the puppet that he had controlled with the Soul Seizing Spell.
Such an imposing manner that could hold back ten thousand men, outstanding physical fitness and exquisite martial arts, appeared in the body of a Muggle at the same time. This gave Allen some new ideas.
In the underworld behind the curtains, the few kings that he had met now turned into Death Knights were not strong at that time. But after turning into Death Knights, although Allen was exhausted at that time and the magical animal core in the wand had lost its vitality after entering the underworld, the wand could no longer be used. But after transforming into Death Knights, the strength of these Warriors was so strong after being transformed by necromancy magic and the power of the underworld. If he could turn these Viking Berserkers into his Death Knights, how much would the strength of these Viking Berserkers increase? During the duel with Gryffindor, Allen had discovered that the quality of these Viking Berserkers was affected by their life when they were alive.
Furthermore, after turning into Undead Creatures, some of the flaws of living creatures would be avoided. Undead Creatures would never feel fatigued and lose their physical strength due to excessive exhaustion. They would also not lose their fighting strength due to injuries, and would not feel fear. Although the positive impact of morale would no longer exist. Moreover, Death Knights were different from low-ranked Undead Creatures without self-awareness. They retained their intelligence and all the skills they had when they were alive. If they were weapons masters and military geniuses now, they would remain so after being resurrected.
Moreover, unlike living creatures with emotions and lifespan, Allen only needed to put in some effort to create an environment rich in negative energy. Then, he could preserve them there, so that he could dig them out and use them a thousand years later without any problems.
Most importantly, after becoming Undead Creatures, even if he did not need to create the special protective necklace of the Three Holy Weapons of Death, they could still accompany him into the Underworld. This was very beneficial for his plan to return to the modern world and rescue Luna.
Their value should not be inferior to the transformed giants. From a practical point of view, although the giants were powerful and had outstanding strength, they were still too large. They were not suitable to be personal bodyguards. It was very troublesome. There were many places that the giants could not enter at all, especially in ordinary rooms.
Death Knights were different. Since they were already dead, they would be immune to most black magic and curses. Poisons and diseases would also not affect them. The Death Eaters' biggest reliance, the Curse of Death, would also be useless against them. In addition, if he were to create armor for them that could resist ordinary magic, then he would only have to worry about spells like Guardian Charm or Sunburst that were innately powerful against Undead Creatures. If he really had to deal with those 'Light Magi', Harris, who was used to acting in a legal and righteous manner, would turn them into 'illegal' and use other forces to deal with them.
Thinking of this, Allen decided to select a few Viking Berserkers in this era as materials to create Death Knights. Now, Allen no longer cared about how the vitality of the other dead soldiers was absorbed by the Philosopher's Stone, or how their souls were absorbed by the Scepter. He wholeheartedly paid attention to this extraordinary Muggle Warrior. The braver he was, the more fervent Allen looked at him.
At this moment, on the Stanley Bridge, the Viking Warrior who had slain more than sixty Anglo Saxons took the opportunity to straighten his body. He stretched his sore shoulders and returned to his senses to look at the gathering Vikings in the distance, revealing an expression of relief.
"Brats, you guys go back too! Don't talk too much! " He first forcefully ordered the other Berserkers to rush back to the Viking camp. He then turned to look at the English militia on the other side of the bridge. His ferocious appearance did not resemble that of a human, but rather a ferocious beast.
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