After the defeat of the first day, Tiger Roar did not choose to continue the attack for the next few days, and he sent his soldiers to the nearby mountains and forests to cut a large amount of wood.

By the time Tiger Roar led the orc army to reappear in front of the Condor Army's position, many orcs had some huge wooden shields in their hands.

Because the Starstriped Demon Tiger couldn't hold a shield, Tiger Lie didn't send them to fight this time.

In order to deal with the Blade Jungle of the Condor Army, Tiger Lie sent the Bear Legion and the Tiger Fighting Master Legion this time.

Twenty thousand bears and ten thousand tiger fighting masters, each with a huge shield in their hands, slowly walked towards the position of the Condor Army with neat steps.

Facing the orc army that entered the firing range, the Condor Army quickly shot a rain of rockets, but many of the rockets were extinguished when they hit the orc's shield.

It turned out that Tiger Roar had been prepared, and before he set off, he had the prepared shield soaked in water for several hours.

Although the wood can become very heavy when soaked in water, the tiger and bear people are strong men, and this weight is not a problem for them at all.

Seeing that the rockets didn't work, Ji Wushuang immediately stopped the archers' long-range attacks.

With a wave of his command, the crossbowmen and spearmen behind the chariot immediately retreated, and a group of hoplites armed with huge shields stepped up.

When the orcs crossed the chain of chariots to the shield array, they immediately used the wooden shield in their hands as a weapon and smashed it into the shield array of the Condor Army.

With a burst of crashing sounds, the giant shields in the hands of the orcs broke one after another, and many Condor warriors holding shields fell to the ground in blood.

Just as the orcs lost the protection of their shields, a group of dwarfs hiding behind the shield array shot at them.

The crossbow arrows used by halfling crossbowmen are light crossbows, and their lethality is very limited, as long as they are not shot at the point, the pain is like tickling for the rough-skinned orcs.

The orcs did not react to this pinprick attack, and they continued to attack the shield array in front of them, intending to open a gap.

As they exercised violently, the venom on the crossbow bolts soon began to take effect, and the orc warriors who were shot by the crossbow arrows felt a little disobedient to their bodies.

Because the resistance of the orcs is very strong, this paralyzing toxin only has a short effect on them, and after being poisoned once, antibodies will be produced in the body, and the second time they will have immunity.

But when the two armies are facing each other, this short moment is enough to be deadly.

As the spearmen attacked, many of the orcs who felt paralyzed were stabbed in the face by the spears that suddenly stabbed out of the shield array.

Although it was only a part of their body that was numb, it still affected their overall flexibility, so they could only watch as the spear pierced their bodies.

Although the Condor Army took the orcs by surprise with a combination of shield-wielding infantry, spearmen, and halfling crossbowmen, in the face of absolute strength, this opportunistic trick could not turn the tide.

As more and more orcs rushed to the shield array, the impregnable shield array was suddenly broken, and many shield-wielding infantry who had no time to escape were directly overwhelmed by the swarming orcs.

As the orcs took out the shield-wielding infantry who had fallen behind and tried to move on, they suddenly found a new group of enemies ahead of them.

Upon seeing these enemies, they immediately began to look down for the planks they had thrown away and the huge shields they had dropped.

However, the Condor Army did not give them this opportunity, and the crossbow arrow phalanx that had already been lined up immediately fired ten thousand arrows, and at the same time, the archer phalanx in the rear also began to shoot.

Under the baptism of the double rain of arrows of the Condor Army, except for those orcs who grabbed the shields at their feet in time, all the other orcs were shot into a hornet's nest.

Facing the overwhelming rain of arrows, looking at the companions who kept falling, the orcs who found the shield held their shields high and rushed towards the crossbow arrow phalanx of the Condor Army.

However, just as they were about to rush to the crossbow arrow phalanx, many people suddenly disappeared inexplicably, and there were bursts of screams from under the ground.

Some of the surviving orcs turned their heads to follow the sound and noticed that many trenches of various sizes had appeared on the ground they had just passed, and those companions who had suddenly disappeared had fallen into the trenches.

After further screening of trench traps, even fewer orcs were able to safely rush to the front of the crossbow arrow phalanx.

Just as the orcs were about to vent their anger with the crossbowmen in front of them, a group of dwarven warriors armed with axes and hammers rushed out of the gap where the crossbowmen got out of the way.

They rushed to the front and back of the orcs, specializing in the lower three ways of the orcs, smashing their toes, chopping their knees, anyway, whatever tricks are shameless, they will use whatever tricks.

Many orcs were caught off guard and fell to the ground, and then their heads were smashed by the swarming dwarven warriors.

Some orcs dodged the dwarven warriors' attacks, but because they focused all their attention on their lower three lanes, the empty door of the upper body was opened, and the crossbowmen in front of them successfully seized the opportunity, and were shot in the upper body by a series of crossbow arrows, and then fell down with reluctance.

They never dreamed that the tall figure that they had always thought they were proud of would become their most fatal weakness today.

In this way, with the perfect cooperation of the dwarven warriors and crossbowmen, the last remaining orcs also fell.

In this battle, the Condor Army annihilated an army of 30,000 orcs, but they also paid a lot of price, losing thousands of shield-wielding infantry.

Tiger Roar watched the whole battle, he didn't expect the enemy to be so difficult, looking at the enemy camp full of traps, he resisted the urge to charge the whole army, and watched the orcs sent out fall one by one.

Two successive failures made Tiger Roar's eyebrows tighten, and he looked at the impenetrable Condor camp, unwilling to leave for a long time.

After returning to the camp, Tiger Roar sat in the tent all night, recalling his two defeats, and he came to a conclusion.

This conclusion is that this Condor Army is good at fighting local positional warfare, and the reason why they failed these two times is entirely because they fell into the rhythm of the other party and kept going according to the rhythm set by the other party.

If they want to defeat the Condor army in front of them, they can't follow the rhythm of the other party.

And if you want to disrupt this defensive rhythm of the Condor Army, the best way is to let them take care of one or the other, and be exhausted.

The Condor camp has four exits, and the enemy's strongest defenses must be concentrated in these four exits, if they can break into the Condor camp from other places, then they will definitely be able to catch the Condor by surprise.

Don't look at the Condor Army's frontal defense ability, but their movement speed is a hard flaw, and speed happens to be the strength of his orc army.

As long as they can bloom from different directions and completely disrupt the rhythm of the enemy's defense, then they will definitely be able to defeat the enemy.