This Old Bastard Is Ruthless Enough

That was right. These ogres came in two types. Most had only one head; they were powerfully built but not very intelligent, serving as warriors who only knew how to hack and slash wildly with melee weapons. A smaller number had two heads and were clearly smarter. They had actually mastered magic and could cast all kinds of Elemental Magic, such as fireballs and Ice Cones!

The combination of mages and warriors caused the remaining challengers considerable trouble. Especially with their attacks weakened, these thick-skinned, heavily armored ogres were incredibly difficult to kill, and their numbers quickly piled up.

By sheer coincidence, Luo Jun's monster cards also included ogres. Moreover, his ogres were enhanced versions that combined both warriors and mages. Though they looked much like the two-headed ogre mages, their close-combat ability was far stronger than even the warriors', and their spells were masterful. Although they were a little expensive, costing one hundred points to summon, tossing one in was enough to cause his teammates enormous trouble. "There aren't two types of ogres—there are three!" Diana killed one of the ogres Luo Jun had summoned and noticed that it left no corpse behind. She immediately realized something was wrong. "Besides the warriors and mages, there's another type of Elite Monster. They're especially hard to deal with, disappear after death, and seem to be magically Summoned Creatures!" The others noticed something was off as well, but they assumed it was part of the mission mechanics and never connected it to Luo Jun. Or rather, they were already too busy saving themselves to care whether Luo Jun was alive or dead!

Taking advantage of the opportunity, Luo Jun secretly gave those ogres some group buffs. He did not boost their magic or strength or anything like that—just damage reduction and armor