Snowbird Port Offensive and Defensive Battle: Caught Between a Rock and a Hard Place

Volleys of water arrows and torrential hail rained down, while various summoned creatures wreaked havoc across the decks.

Three mages poured out their firepower.

The marines' assault suffered severe setbacks, with many injured and forced to retreat—or outright killed—under the barrage of alternating spells.

In contrast, the members of the mercenary group remained unharmed, even while bathed in magical spells.

Mark of Good and Evil!

It turned out that Chi Lai had cast a divine art, pulling the newly appeared silver reinforcements into his own faction, which meant the three mages' attacks caused no harm to the members of the mercenary group.

The three silver-level mages were able to fully flex their combat prowess.

It had to be said that the utility of the divine art Mark of Good and Evil was simply off the charts.

Damn Chi Lai, it would have been great if we had taken him out sooner!

We have priests too, what are we afraid of?

Shut up, you idiot!

The marines felt quite aggrieved.

They clearly had priests accompanying the ships, but couldn't use them. Normal pirates almost never equipped priests. If a priest appeared, it would arouse enormous suspicion.

The marines' casualties grew increasingly heavy.

Witnessing these scenes, Tan Mo once again urgently contacted the Snowbird Port City Lord to seek the latter's help.

The Snowbird Port City Lord stated that he was powerless to help.

Cunning snow elf! Tan Mo cursed inwardly.

He had seized the Snowbird Port City Lord's leverage and could have used it to blackmail him, but he only had himself to blame for signing a magic contract with the Snowbird Port City Lord.

Yet he actually had no choice.

If he hadn't signed the magic contract, Tan Mo knew the Snowbird Port City Lord had secretly eliminated Gold Hand,