"Come on!"
"charge……"
"kill!"
"kill……"
As the shield formation dissipated, the monsters at the forefront also approached, and it was time for a close fight.
On the side of the main road outside the city, facing the monster battle line spread out for hundreds of meters, Uehara Junhiko activated "Battle Cry".
The level 4 and level 10 war cry brings considerable gains such as 40 points of attack power and accelerated blood recovery. In theory, it can spread to 3400 meters. In fact, it has to be heard. In the current urban battlefield, it only spreads about 340 meters. .
The biggest advantage is that there is no limit to the number, as long as you hear the roar, you will gain.
At this time, Uehara Junhiko's skills affected thousands of surrounding warriors.
Under his leadership, the entire team launched a charge against the tide of monsters.
Uehara Junhiko relied on his powerful attack power to strike a blow in the head of the monster group, cut a hole, and continued to move forward as if there was no one in the world.
Well, there is no one there, only monsters.
Beside him, thousands of his companions also stood firm on the front line of several hundred meters, firmly blocking the monster's impact.
This is the warrior, the passionate warrior who is on the front line in the blood and killing.
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The monsters at the back either take a detour or jump up to attack, and they choose the latter.
But others are waiting for them, and flying spears and fire can often harvest their lives.
Their bodies were smashed down and kicked backwards. That was today's dinner and they had to be taken back.
Their actions make the monster group more chaotic and buy some time.
As time goes by, there are more and more monsters, and the battle lines are gradually lengthened.
"retreat!"
"Back off..."
The next step is to keep fighting, run after the monsters, use mobile combat to maintain the number of opponents, eliminate as many monsters as possible, and take the bodies back for a meal.
As for the unlucky guy who was killed midway, we can only mourn for him afterwards.
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Not just here, but everywhere, they are retreating, speeding up their retreat depending on the situation, and leaving the battle with the monster's remains.
A pure magician blocks the attack, uses as much magic power as he needs to recover, and then runs away after throwing the magic power.
After the archer is broken, he uses his high agility to fight for a while, and then uses his high speed to retreat.
The monsters lost their enemies and slowly returned to their lairs.
On the way, many monsters found that they were not their own people, so they had another life-and-death battle with their companions who had fought side by side for dinner.
The humans returned one after another to pick up skill books, carry away more bodies or limbs, and go back for extra meals.
At this point, the first tentative siege for dinner ended.
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In the evening, a fire is set up to burn the remains of the deceased and grill seafood to extend life.
The captains did a head count and gathered together for a meeting.
More than 1.36 million people participated in the battle. In the entire battle, which lasted less than 30 minutes, more than 70,000 people died, most of them killed by magic.
Of course, on the other hand, they killed more than 200,000 monsters so that everyone could have a good meal.
But compared to the number of monsters in the city, there isn't much change at all.
The lack of anti-magic equipment is the primary problem. Elementary alchemy is of no use in this regard, and the skills available include few "shield and armor" magics.
Uehara Junhiko didn't have a good idea. Although he was strong enough, he couldn't rush into the city and kill all the monsters by himself.
With the ability of monsters to reproduce, even if he kills him until he dies of old age, there will only be more and more monsters.
Inadvertently watching someone use magic to spawn apples, Uehara Junhiko suddenly thought of Wharf Village.
I haven’t seen him for two months. Maybe there is something I can do over there.
For example, when it comes to suit sets, I realized after I got the basic alchemy skills that the skills are not like those in the game. You can upgrade them after using them a lot, and they will change when you upgrade them.
That's not the case at all. No matter how they do it, no matter how they refine the materials, what they end up with is a single piece of white equipment.
Thinking about it, it should be as in the novels and comics, requiring magic knowledge and alchemy formulas.
In games, you usually only explore ruins or learn from somewhere.
I have never heard of such a place or person in this world, and I have never even heard of monsters that communicate with humans, except for the dock village.
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In the next three days, the city was attacked twice a day. Although more than 200,000 people died in total, more than 1 million monster remains were obtained.
The remaining seafood in three days is enough to last another week.
Uehara Junhiko confessed and ran away with a lot of stamina potions extracted from food.
At full speed, the speed is 25 meters per second, sustained for 87 seconds, and the physical strength is 42 seconds + strength 45 is continuously restored.
With the bonus of war cry, the speed is 35 meters per second, the physical strength is restored faster, it can be maintained for more than 150 seconds, and it can run 5250 meters.
The journey from Miura to Tokyo is 6,000 kilometers, 1,200 rounds, and 50 hours without sleep.
But including the time for resting, fighting monsters, and making potions, it took a total of 70 hours to arrive.
It’s just that it took more than 2 months to go to Miura from Tokyo, and it really feels like a world away.
Especially because all the monsters we saw along the way were monsters. Even if there were people, they were living like primitive tribes.
When he visited Tokyo again, he found that the atmosphere here was terrifying. Even with his level 45 strength, he felt trembling.
Although I didn't see the army of monsters filling the city, I felt that the monsters wandering around the city were all very powerful.
After careful consideration, he looked at the countless dead bones in the city and realized that the monsters had nothing else to eat, so they had to eat their companions.
One winter came, countless monsters hunted each other, countless monsters were killed, and each group of monsters that survived were strong men who had experienced many life-and-death battles.
Uehara Junhiko shuddered. He originally had complaints and regrets about leaving the city, but now they are all gone.
By December, more than 90% of the hundreds of millions of people in the Tokyo metropolitan area had died, leaving just over 20 million people fleeing to Kanagawa and Chiba.
There were more than 10 million people heading towards Kanagawa, but they were chased by monsters along the way, and less than half of them successfully passed through Yokohama.
And if humans stay in the city and do not retreat, they will face attacks from monsters all the time throughout the winter.
In the later stages, they will kill and eat each other. It will be so cruel and tragic. Those who survive may not be human anymore, but just monsters in human form.
I am afraid that only a few hundred thousand people will survive the winter, maybe only a few tens of thousands.
Although their levels will be higher, monsters reproduce very quickly. Most of them may not survive the summer, and may be exterminated this winter.
The strangulation of nature is really terrible.
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Carefully dodging to avoid the monsters, he drove carefully for a long distance, and then jumped to the top of a building to take a look.
The past two months seemed like a lifetime. I had forgotten the roads in Tokyo and couldn't remember how to get back to Pier Muzhai.
"Well……"
What comes into view is a huge city within a city, and the long city wall can be seen from hundreds of kilometers away.
Judging from the direction, it seems to be the Wharf Village. Is this an upgrade? Entering the Stone Age or the Castle Age?
Uehara Junhiko couldn't figure it out, he simply didn't want to think about it, he would know it when he got there.
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