Although wyvern breath was devastating, it was not very efficient. Its intimidation outweighed its actual killing power. After all, Two-legged Wyverns were practically at the bottom of the pureblood dragon race. They did not possess the sustained, motor-like breath of other dragons, and the brief duration and low frequency of their breath attacks made their lethality far less outrageous than people imagined.
Of course, both the Wyvern Knights and the Lagrange City Guards were merely supporting players and spectators in this battle. The true force at work was nature itself...
"Don't stand on the ice!" Vilin Angus frowned and gestured for everyone to fall back. He had no desire to see his own men plunged into the bone-chilling river shortly.
"I hope those Wyvern Knights can read the battlefield!" Vilin Angus could only pray that the knights flying high enough to see far would notice just how recklessly these Chariot People were courting death...
In truth, the Wyvern Knights had already keenly spotted the advantageous terrain during the first wave of attacks. Once the ice shattered by their breath attacks cracked apart, the surrounding chariots were swallowed by the freezing river, and the icy water instantly dragged the Chariot People who fell in deeper beneath the surface.
"Attack the ice! Let's give the fish an extra meal today!" the Wyvern Knight captain snarled.
"Watch out for the enemy's heavy chariots! I can see ballistae!" A Wyvern Knight communicated with the others through dragon speech carried by Battle Qi. The obscure dragon speech could be easily received by fellow aerial knights through the transmission of Battle Qi. This was the Wyvern Knights' most commonly used method of communication and command. Under the effects of Human Rider Unity, they shared hearing and vision with their wyverns, making that dragon speech as