Chapter 452: Blow Up the Wall!

What the hell are these damn humans doing?

My lord, I… I don’t know!

Fool, if you don’t know, then crush them hard! Smash that wooden shed to pieces, and you’ll see what tricks they’re up to!

My lord, I’ve already sent over two hundred orc warriors and over a thousand slave troops, but those strange human weapons outside the wall are just too powerful…

Fool, just because humans are strong doesn’t mean you stop fighting? Send more orc warriors and slave troops! Do you know what Grand Leader Moral ordered?

He said to hold onto these damn two-legged sheep at all costs, no matter how many sacrifices it takes—do you understand?

Yes… yes, my lord… I’ll arrange it at once! The subordinate nodded frantically, then suddenly exclaimed, “Hey, my lord, look—those humans are retreating!”

But at that moment, the subordinate suddenly spotted Gervas and his group withdrawing, and cried out in delight.

Seeing this, the orc leader also froze, his heart momentarily easing.

Yet his expression remained grim.

Fool, just because they’re retreating doesn’t mean it’s over! Don’t you see that wooden shed is still by the wall? Why aren’t you immediately gathering troops to destroy it while they have no cover?!

Yes! Yes, my lord! I’m on it! The subordinate didn’t dare linger a moment longer and sprinted off to rally troops.

Fool! The orc leader cursed angrily.

But in truth, he was furious at those damn human two-legged sheep outside the wall.

Though he couldn’t understand these humans’ actions, he always felt something was wrong.

And just then, he suddenly saw a human sprinting out from beneath the wooden shed.

Counting the numbers, there shouldn’t be many left under that shed, right?

Even those strange longbows and black iron tubes had already withdrawn.

“You fools, move faster!” Seeing this, the orc leader couldn’t help but urge his subordinate again.

Yes, my lord!

Far away, the orc subordinate didn’t dare delay—he quickly led a large force toward the wall where the shed stood.

Of course, the orc leader didn’t know that his urging was sending his own men straight into the abyss.

“Hey! My lord, look at those orcs!”

And the orcs’ bizarre behavior naturally caught Gervas’s group’s attention.

Seeing the orcs scrambling eagerly toward the shed, Gervas didn’t know what to say.

It was like an old man hanging himself—he was asking for death!

Just then, Migen hurried back!

“Migen, did you light the fuse?”

“My lord, it’s done!”

“Good. Then let’s watch.”

With that, everyone fixed their eyes on the wall, anticipation in their gazes.

Gervas did the same. Though he had confidence, this was his first time making such a “big firecracker,” and it was built from crude wooden stakes—he couldn’t be certain of its full power.

Boom!

As Gervas pondered this, he suddenly felt the ground tremble, and a muffled rumble rose from beneath.

Before anyone could react further, the wall beneath the wooden shed shuddered violently, then collapsed inward toward the earth.

But this collapse lasted only an instant.

BOOM!

The next instant, a deafening, earth-shaking scene erupted—the wall beneath the shed exploded apart, accompanied by a thunderous roar.

Under that roar, the once-solid earthen wall was instantly ripped apart by invisible force, splitting into dozens or even hundreds of chunks, then hurled skyward.

Dust and soil sprayed everywhere, flung up to heights of twenty to thirty meters.

As for the orcs, only fleeting shadows were visible at the moment of explosion—afterward, they vanished entirely beneath the crumbling earth and debris.

“This… this…”

Migen and the others trembled, retreating several meters before stopping.

Then, they stared ahead in stunned silence, their faces pale.

“Isn’t that impressive?” Gervas recovered quickly.

After all, compared to the famous explosion videos from his past life, this was nothing unusual.

So beyond brief excitement, Gervas felt no extra emotion.

“Imp… impressive, my lord—truly astonishing! If I hadn’t personally built and placed those stakes, I’d swear this was divine punishment!”

“Yes! That explosion was so powerful it blew the wall apart—it’s incredible!”

“Exactly! This is the most unbelievable thing we’ve ever seen in our lives!”

The knights all exclaimed in awe—even Knight Captain Lei Meng nodded repeatedly, clearly stunned by the explosion.

“Ha!” Gervas laughed freely, savoring the superiority that came with being a transmigrator.

“Wait… didn’t we forget something?” Migen suddenly frowned.

“If I’m not mistaken, didn’t we forget to attack yet? The wall’s fallen, but we haven’t moved,” Lei Meng replied.

Migen slapped his forehead. “Right! That’s it, my lord—the wall’s down, and we’re just standing here? That’s idiotic!”

“Ha! Don’t rush. Even you were stunned—imagine how shocked those orcs are! So now, organize your attack immediately—you still have time!”

“Yes, my lord!” Lei Meng and the others wasted no more time—they swiftly issued the charge order.

Knights led the advance, with other soldiers following close behind.

Of course, the Snow Plain City garrison now had numerical superiority—and twenty bloodthirsty bat knights in the air—so they were no force to underestimate.

“Artillery team, move to the forest and take your planned ambush positions—prepare for battle!”

“Yes, my lord!”

Immediately, the three artillerymen hurried toward a patch of sparse, low trees on the flank.

…

Facing the furious charge of the Storm Legion, the orcs were, as Gervas predicted, still reeling from their earlier shock.

Even the orc leader himself.

After all, what had just happened shattered his understanding of reality.

Especially since he’d been watching the shed closely—he’d witnessed the entire explosion firsthand.

That thick wall had simply been blown open—a gap of at least fifteen meters had collapsed.

Even if it was just an earthen wall, such destruction was impossible by ordinary means.

How had these humans done it?

How could they possess such terrifying power?!

“Ha! Green-skinned orc monsters, tremble! That was the punishment of our Glorious God—made especially to crush you orcs!”

“Ha! That’s right, green-skinned orc monsters—feel the fear! Now it’s our turn to harvest you!”

At that moment, the orc leader’s ears, temporarily deafened by the blast, began to recover—and faintly, he heard the shouts.

Instantly, his pupils shrank, and he snapped back to full awareness.