Necromancer? No, Call Me Archaeologist
Chapter 123

Wyverns Fall

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"Hey, you're already angry?"

"Get the combat airships airborne! Hit them head-on!"

The Orcs were simple-minded and hot-tempered. After their north bank camp was flooded, they quickly came to retaliate.

The Orc Empire sent out its elite Wyvern Cavalry, hoping to destroy the defensive line along the South Bank of Tu River and let the humans get a taste of what it was like to be beaten into the water by Murlocs.

As the Orc riders mounted on wyverns appeared, the Federation envoys immediately ordered the combat airships into the sky to engage the Wyvern Cavalry and defend the South Bank of Tu River Wall.

"Look, it's the Griffin Legion! Seems the people up top expected the Orc Empire to lash out in desperation!"

Humans were clearly more strategically minded than Orcs. The Noble Council had already sent the Griffin Legion over, just waiting for the Orc Empire's retaliation.

The Griffin Legion flew past the South Bank of Tu River Wall to engage the Wyvern Cavalry.

"Viscount Wrynn, watch your defenses! A Wyvern Cavalry unit has circled around the Hengduan Mountains. They're trying to attack the main station on the Rapid Supply Line!"

The Orcs were no fools. One Wyvern Cavalry unit had gone around the Hengduan Mountains, preparing to destroy the Rapid Supply Line in Wrynn Territory.

This route served as both a supply line and a retreat route.

Wrynn Territory's streets were free of floodwater. If the Orc Empire really destroyed the South Bank of Tu River Wall, and the floodwaters poured in, the Pioneer Legion could retreat along the Rapid Supply Line.

Why had the River Crossing Campaign failed? Because this route through Wrynn Territory had kept supplies flowing, ensuring the defenders on the South Bank of Tu River Wall never ran short of war materiel.

If

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