The battle against the two-headed cannibal was very fierce. Nearly a hundred soldiers were fighting bravely. Although the soldiers were well-trained and organized, their individual strength was too weak, so it was exceedingly difficult for them to fight such a strong monster.
The biggest problem was that they could not break its defense. They were not strong enough to penetrate its thick skin, so their continuous attacks had not caused real trouble to it.
Baron Parsars, who was in command, could not help frowning slightly. This was a lightly-armed infantry unit. When he came out, he had known he would need to search Blackpines, so when selecting members, he had deliberately chosen lightly-armed swordsmen and archers who could traverse through the mountains and forests easily.
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