The Medallion

"Commander Isabel, we've easily broken through the Heavenly Rain Valley's front line. Let me lead an army of ten thousand troops and annihilate the army of the human race. Let's end this war quickly!" A deputy commander by the name of Luciano eagerly asked for his superior's blessing.

"I didn't expect that their defenses would crumble just like that. I don't know, it seems a little too easy." Isabel was in deep thought as she narrowed her eyes. She had an odd feeling that something was not right.

"Commander Isabel, if I may, the Heavenly Rain Valley's terrain is naturally hard to defend. The enemies didn't stand a chance from the get-go," another deputy commander chimed in. He didn't think twice of the fact that the enemy offered little to no resistance against them.

Meanwhile, when Bertram and Eunice saw the spiritual race breakthrough to the valley, they immediately led their troops on the offensive. They had patiently waited in the dark for the perfect time to attack their foe's military camp, which was guarded by only a few since most of them were marching towards the Heavenly Rain Valley.

"Burn this place to the ground!" Bertram shouted to his men.

A few moments later, the sky was colored with an orange tinge from the fire while columns of black smoke rose above the clouds.

Isabel, who was getting ready to command her army to raid the Heavenly Rain Valley, saw the huge fire coming from their camp. Her heart dropped as soon as she realized what was going on.

"How did the human army manage to sneak into our camp? When did they sneak past us?" Isabel was fuming. She gnashed her teeth in anger and hatred. She couldn't believe they were easily played by their opponents.

Seeing their camp being burned to the ground affected the morale of the spiritual race's army. They were now on full watch, wary that the human race might have another trick up their sleeve.

other hand, if they let the human race destroy their camp, all their supplies would be lost. Even if they managed to win the war, this would not make up for their losses. Facing a difficult crossroads, the commander bit her lip in anger. In the end, she knew she had no choice but to order a deputy commander to lead

the number of their main army by a third.

that losing so many soldiers will greatly affect our chances

the attack. You stay here along with five thousand troops to wait

"Yes, Commander Isabel."

no time and led the remaining fifteen thousand members of the

Half of their troops were camouflaged along the edge of makeshift plank roads, waiting to catch their opponents off guard. Catapults and other weapons were mounted on top of the valley, ready to be shot as soon the enemy appeared in

attack the army's defenses was already very risky.

their base. Plus, it is very likely that she will personally lead her army

go according

their opponents were. Even less than what they

on her. Although she was cautious of the oddly placed defensive works and the ring-shaped plank roads, she didn't know

inside enemy lines, it would be dishonorable for them to come back empty-handed. Plus, their enemies were severely outnumbered.

they were hoping to make us retreat. I must admit, they are

the horizon, she saw Tucker striding forward towards them. He looked sharply at the commander of the spiritual race and shouted, "How dare you break into the valley? I'll make sure that