The previous scream seemed to trigger a chain reaction.

And screams continue to come from all directions.

Over here.

They're over here.

There also some over here.

What's going on? There are there people everywhere in this forest.

No way.

Can't catch up.

These guys move so fast in the mountains.

Be careful of traps.

The entire situation became extremely chaotic in an instant with screams and shouts intertwined.

Just moments ago, he witnessed another soldier under his command fall into a pit trap dug by the opposing players.

There was no need to confirm.

Just hearing that piercing scream, he could already imagine that the pit was filled with sharpened stakes falling and was almost certain death.

Thinking of this, Jeang Pong s already unpleasant expression became even worse.

The combination of trap setting and guerilla tactics meant he had fallen into a deadly chain trap meticulously arranged by the opposing players before they even faced off.

They had already received a harsh warning from the enemy.

Standing on high ground, Yuchi Shin looked down at the battle in the forest below.

Seeing her trap tactic successfully take effect brought her a moment of excitement, prompting her to clench her fist tightly.

However, she did not let this small advantage cloud her judgment.

After a brief moment of joy, she quickly regained her calm and began to think about her follow-up strategies.

When she initially suggested digging traps combined with guerilla tactics, Logic had clearly stated that digging traps was a clumsy method because the location where invading players arrived was random.

Nobody knew where the enemy would appear, even in which corner.

So, setting one or two traps was useless.

If traps were to be set, they needed to blanket the entire area to ensure that the opposing players would step into the trap zone, no matter where they appeared.

But doing so would become a massive project, time-consuming, and labor intensive, even delaying the entire trib's development.

The more unfortunate part was that these traps were disposable items.

Note that the term disposable here doesn't t mean that traps can't be reused after being triggered.

It means that even a full wound t for the same trap twice.

Moreover, once the enemy players realize that many traps have been set, they would surely be on guard, significantly diminishing the effectiveness of those traps or even rendering them useless.

Considering all these reasons, the cost effectiveness of this trap warfare was far too low.

So basically, no players would use it.

Ying Xen however was a special case as a newcomer.

She didn't have many tactical options to choose from.

So sometimes facing strong enemies even knowing it was a clumsy method.

She had to grit her teeth and go for it.

Chapter 191.

Attack all shieldbears.

Be aware of traps under foot.

Even if you discover the enemy's trace, do not rush forward.

Maintaining formation is the top priority.

Although they are unranked, a player who can rank over a hundred among many unranked players cannot be a novice.

Being caught in Yi Chinguan's trap can only be attributed to his unexpected tactics, completely catching him off guard.

Now he is clearly on guard and with simple command adjustments.

Jeang Pong quickly stabilized his troops.

Watching the changes in the formation of the invading players below, Yiqing Xin couldn't help but frown.

Feeling somewhat discouraged, she couldn't further expand her advantage and was countered by the enemy's stabilization.

This clearly showed that these veteran players were not easy to deal with, and she began to understand why Luo G repeatedly reminded her to be cautious.

Faced with the current situation, Ying Shin quickly blew a unique melody on her wind whistle.

Just like in the cold weapon era, where the sound of horns served as signals for military attacks and retreats, Eching Shien followed Lu Gi's suggestion and created a wind whistle for herself, using a predetermined signal to command her soldiers below.

Upon hearing the whistle, the soldiers, who initially prioritized luring the enemy into traps, decisively switched to guerilla tactics.

Seeing the figures darting through the mountains and forests, Jeang Pong standing among his troops couldn't help but twitch his facial muscles.

Damn, are these guys mountain monkeys? They can move so nimly on such difficult mountain paths.

And that whistle just now thinking of this, Jeang Pong quickly scanned his surroundings, searching for the person who blew the whistle.

The whistle was clearly a command signal, and the identity of the whistleblower didn't need guessing.

As long as he could find the enemy player's position, he could directly push forward using his numerical advantage without needing to tangle with these monkeylike eyes.

However, having rarely experienced mountain combat, he clearly underestimated the mountainous terrain he was in.

The terrain in the plains is almost on the same level.

While the mountainous forest area has multiple layers of height differences, Iching Shien stood on a rock above them, overlooking the battlefield below.

She wasn't afraid of being discovered because even if spotted, the enemy wouldn't know how to reach her.

The complexity of the terrain in this mountainous area far exceeded Jeang Pang's imagination.

It was the kind of place that one might not find their way even with a map, let alone Jeang Pong, who couldn't see her position at all.

Back to the battle.

In the first round of confrontation, Yiqing Xen had already seized the initiative.

Jean Pong had no strong intention to attack.

He just wanted to retreat and find a place to regroup.

But the enemy clearly wasn't going to let him leave easily.

In the blink of an eye, a team of shield axemen, who were not significantly inferior in weaponry, had already attacked.

The two forces quickly clashed.

Jean Pong glanced over and estimated the number of enemy shield axmen to be around 11 or 12.

If it weren't for this limited number, he would have doubted whether his invasion target was a novice, as their equipment didn't look like it at all.

To earn that 100,000 reward, Jeang Pong clearly didn't hold back on his military expenses, almost bringing out 70% of his civilization's forces, seeking to ensure success.

Therefore, in terms of troop strength, he had an absolute advantage.

However, the treacherous terrain with traps laid out made them cautious and unable to act freely.

And for a moment, they couldn't utilize their numerical advantage at all.

Pay attention to the enemy's movement routes.

The areas they pass through have no traps.

Jeang Pong tried to overcome the disadvantage in this way, even aiming to establish an advantage for himself.

However, the effect was minimal.

In reality, relying on a team of ordinary soldiers to remember the enemy's movement routes while defending against their attack was indeed a bit too demanding.

As the shield axemen clashed, the battle situation became tense.

At that moment, a rustling sound suddenly came from the lush thicket behind them, and a team of ambushers charged out.

There weren't many ambushers, only about 10.

At that moment, Yi Fing, as Yi Chinguan<unk>s trunkard, led this assault team and burst forth from the cover of the bushes with extreme speed, charging straight towards Jeang Pong.

Since earlier, he had been observing.

Jean Pong was clearly the leader of these invading players.

As long as he was killed, this battle could end.

Realizing the impending crisis, Jangpangs face changed drastically as he hurriedly raised his round shield to defend.

At that moment, there was a dull thud as Eacing spear directly struck the shield.

The sharp spearhead piercing several inches into the shield surface, nearly penetrating it.

Damn.

This situation undoubtedly shocked Jeang Pong.

Looking at the glimmering spear head, his entire face changed color.

With a thousand words, all he could muster was a curse.

How could this guy be a novice? Shield axemen block him.

Quickly block him.

After deflecting Yi Facing's thrust, Jeang Pong awkwardly retreated while quickly commanding his shield axemen to deal with the assault team.

Upon receiving the order, the shield axemen swung their stone axes at Ying.

Facing such a situation, after missing his attack, Yacing exerted force with his arms, forcibly pulling his spear from the shield while shaking it, creating an arc with the spear shaft that struck the two frontmost shield axmen.

This swift and fierce attack nearly caused them to suffer severe injuries.