The Medallion

"Sir, all you need to do is to assemble the troops and lead them five hundred meters to the west from the Wild Hill Pass. When you arrive there, you will see a hole in the ground in front of you. Don't be afraid to enter the hole and walk along the tunnel. At the end of the tunnel, you will find the Tiger Whisker Pass," Rocky explained clearly.

"Really?" Tucker had no idea that Rocky had created a passage out of nowhere that connected straight to the Tiger Whisker Pass. It was perfect!

All the soldiers that were present also exchanged looks of shock. In their eyes, Rocky was currently as smart as a god.

"Yes. You heard me right. I have taken the time to arrange everything in advance," Rocky said and confirmed, nodding his head.

"Basil, I must admit that you have really thought this out. You're so well-prepared!" Tucker exclaimed, looking at Rocky in pure awe.

"We don't have much time left for chatting. Sir, you'd better get ready and leave as soon as you can," Rocky responded after a flash of a smile.

"Okay." Tucker nodded and then began gathering the remaining soldiers and spirit warriors. He prepared them all to leave.

At the same time, Rocky met with those one thousand soldiers, including Maxwell, and formed them into a small team. He ordered them to collect all the cooking utensils and pots they could find and to make sure that each of the soldiers had one.

When everything was ready, Rocky explained his plan to the team. He asked them to wait until the mist emerged and then to scatter and make as much noise as possible. That would make the army of the spiritual race think that all their troops were launching a fierce attack. In that time, Tucker would have led the troops to a safe place.

After they were sure they understood the plan, Maxwell and the other soldiers followed Rocky to the old city gate of the Wild Hill Pass and prepared themselves.

The soldiers' morale was just high enough for Rocky to display his Army-blessing Scroll.

"Come forth mist..."

began to whirl. Gradually, mist seeped from the

Rocky whispered to his

camp while beating on gongs, drums, pots and whatever they had to make as

they heard the sounds outside coming closer and closer. They rushed out of the camp to see what was going on and they realized that a thick mist was crawling through the air.

Phelps's tent and reported, "Sir, bad news! The human army is taking advantage of the rising mist and trying to

How dare they? Gather the whole army and get ready to fight!" Phelps ordered as he

army of the spiritual race to stumble outside and gather near the camp. They stood around, waiting for the human race to attack them. However, half an hour had passed and the army of the human race had not made a move.

how about we go into the mist and attack them first?"

impatient and enter the mist. Send our spies to confirm their strength first," Phelps commanded in

to see what they were up against, but because the mist was so thick, they

forced to return empty-handed and report to their commander, "Sir, the mist is too thick. We can't do what you

mist get this thick? Damn it!" Phelps cursed, forming fists

we do now? Should we enter the mist and

act before figuring out your enemy's strength!" Phelps said. The mist seemed strange to him and he was also worried that it

race too scared to attack them under the cover of the mist summoned by the Army-blessing

the rest of the troops to the position that Rocky had

a mound of loose dirt. Not long after, a gaping, black hole ate away at the soil. In it,

as a shadow came out of it. Tucker and the soldiers were scared so no one volunteered to approach it. They didn't feel relief until the shadow dove into the

Deputy

so."

didn't think he was capable of making a spiritual beast dig a tunnel for