Although he intended to imitate Minato, Rogge didn't throw out all the Flying Thor Kunai at the beginning of the battle like Minato did.
He didn't have as many Flying Thor Kunai as Minato did.
In addition to the nine Flying Thor Kunai made of vibranium that were enchanted by Odin, he only prepared thirty ordinary Flying Thor Kunai.
If he wants to use these thirty-nine Flying Thor Kunai to cover the enemy in the entire camp, he needs to calculate the landing point of each Flying Thor Kunai.
So before throwing out the Flying Thor Kunai, he doesn't mind using these Kunai to deal with some enemies.
Rogge appeared again like a ghost, and the Flying Thor Kunai in his hands once again crossed the necks of several Warner Protoss soldiers.
Then, just like before, he threw out the Flying Thor Kunai in his hands.
His throwing skills are comparable to a real Uchiha, so he doesn't need to worry about the landing point of the Flying Thor Kunai.
After he once again killed several Warner Protoss soldiers, the Asgard soldiers who have been paying attention to him finally remembered something.
Rogge!
He's Rogge!
In the last war, although he didn't hold any role as a commander, his achievements were more dazzling than any other commander.
Even Thor, who was the commander, couldn't be compared with him at that time.
At that time, Rogge changed Asgard and Warnerheim's view of the earthlings with his own strength.
He let these arrogant Protoss see the strength of the earthlings.
At this time, after witnessing Rogge's incredible killing efficiency, these Asgard soldiers finally remembered his identity.
When the first Asgard soldier excitedly shouted out Rogge's name, one after another, eyes gathered on him.
Some of these gazes were from Asgard Warriors, while others were from Warner Protoss Warriors.
At this moment, they finally understood why the Bifrost only sent one person over.
This was because Rogge alone was enough to contend against an entire army.
Rogge noticed the gazes of these people, but he didn't take it to heart and didn't stop what he was doing.
Flying Thor Kunai were pulled out by him, and Warner Protoss Warriors were killed by him one after another …
It didn't take long for him to throw out all 39 Flying Thunder God Kunai he had on him.
When he threw out these Flying Thor Kunais, over a hundred Warner Protoss were killed by him.
After finishing this simple preparation work, he sensed the Flying Thor kunai in every corner of the camp, and his expression became extremely serious.
When Minato first used this tactic, he killed 50 Jonin from the Rock Village at once, thoroughly establishing his high status as a "Golden Flash can directly give up the mission without being punished".
So Rogge also wanted to know how many Warner Protoss Warriors he could kill by using the same tactic.
At this time, there were more than a thousand Warner Protoss Warriors in the camp.
If his operation was subtle enough, he could break Minato's record by a large margin.
Looking at Rogge who suddenly stopped, Asgard Warriors and Warner Protoss Warriors couldn't help but take a few steps back.
Although they didn't know why Rogge stopped, their intuition told them that Rogge was preparing to use a powerful killing move.
If not necessary, try to stay away from the area where the high-level combatants are.
This was the knowledge they learned in the first class of combat training, and it was also the lesson they learned with blood and tears on the battlefield.
Just when they were thinking about what kind of killing move Rogge was going to use, Rogge's figure disappeared from their eyes again.
Wasn't it a powerful killing move?
Just as these Asgardian warriors showed a trace of disappointment, they suddenly found that the warriors of the Vanas, who had been attacking them frantically, fell to the ground one by one, as if they had been hit by a fatal curse at the same time, and lost their lives one after another.
What's going on?
Before these Asgard Warriors could react, the Warner Protoss Warriors near them became motionless corpses.
In addition to those Warner Protoss Warriors who temporarily withdrew from the camp because of injuries, all the Warner Protoss Warriors in the camp lined up to report to the Grim Reaper in less than a minute.
The clamorous battle cries suddenly stopped, and the entire campsite suddenly became incomparably quiet. It was so quiet that it was like a ghost town without any life.
Until now, these Asgard Warriors still didn't know what was going on.
The only scene they saw was these Warner Protoss Warriors falling down one by one.
Finally, these Asgard Warriors saw Rogge's figure in the area with the most corpses.
Rogge, wearing the Fourth Hokage Haori, stood motionless in the middle of the corpses, his right hand holding a Flying Thor Kunai that was still dripping blood.
Around him, there were Warner Protoss Warriors who were still alive and kicking a few seconds ago.
A breeze gently blew through the camp, slightly blowing away the bloody smell that filled the whole camp, and blew up Rogge's Haori.
45 seconds!
One thousand one hundred and six people!
This was the final result Rogge achieved by imitating Minato.
In order to achieve this result, he performed more than 800 Flying Thor moves, consuming more than half of his Chakra.
This was the craziest use of the Flying Thor since he mastered it.
Although he had previously killed four hundred people in ten seconds, he still had the record of killing four hundred people.
But at that time, he and his 32 doppelgangers had worked together to accomplish the feat.
But this time, he was alone.
After this crazy killing, he finally understood why Minato only used this tactic once in his life.
In addition to the environmental reasons, more importantly, although this tactic looks extremely overbearing, it's not cost-effective.
Yes, it's not cost-effective.
Consuming more Chakra than the Sanbi, and only killing more than a thousand enemies, it's not worth it.
If it wasn't for imitating Minato, he could have used more efficient and labor-saving tactics.
For example, releasing several large-scale Ninjutsu to directly clear the battlefield.
After calming down a little bit, the Chakra still boiling in his body, he used Quantum Transmission to the nearest Asgard Warrior and raised the Flying Thor Kunai that was still dripping blood.
"Ask your commander to arrange for people to collect this weapon from the battlefield, wash it, and send it to your commander's residence."
"The commander … he died …"
After hesitating for a few seconds, the Asgard Warrior replied with a trembling voice.
"Then from now on, you are the commander of this camp!"
After saying that, Rogge left without looking back and walked toward the largest barracks in the camp.
The largest barracks in the camp is the commander's residence.
This is a general rule in the Asgard Army.
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