The bodies of [Abyss Gargoyles], which could shift into a petrified state at any time, had both advantages and drawbacks.
Through petrification and partial petrification, these [Abyss Gargoyles] could rapidly increase their defenses, but once petrified, their reaction speed would decline.
Only with the [Dark Giant Bat Knights] tying them down did the [Dark Wyvern Knights] have a chance to suppress the [Abyss Gargoyles], and the facts proved it.
The [Dark Wyvern Knights] under Mogluoga successfully launched their counterattack.
Faced with attacks from Fifth Order [Dark Orc Knights] with base piercing damage as high as 142–145 points, even the gargoyles' petrified skin was no longer enough. The physiques of [Dark Wyverns] were also far stronger than those of [Giant Bats].
Wyverns had no forelimbs, after all, which made their hind legs—their "two feet"—exceptionally powerful. As draconic creatures, they dwelled in mountains and forests, often hunting large beasts and magical beasts of the same rank alone.
They could even use their powerful hind legs to restrain beasts and magical beasts of higher rank for a short time.
That was why they could suppress the [Abyss Gargoyles], buying time for the dark orc knights to attack.
Of course, those [Abyss Gargoyles] pinned down by claws did not give up struggling. Their slender tails curled up, aimed at the bellies of the [Dark Wyverns], and continuously fired Light Blades.
Fortunately, the passive protection and counterattacks of [Gale Shield] and [Wind Spirit Blade Armor] were there. Otherwise, these [Dark Wyverns] might truly have suffered some injuries.
As the Blackvein Clan's aerial cavalry fought back, a rain of petrified fragments fell from the sky.
Any body fragments separated from the [Abyss Gargoyles] turned into stone.
From time to time, [Dark Giant Bat Knights] also fell from the sky, along with gargoyle corpses that had become