An Earth-Shattering Blast (Part Two)

Because the warhorse beneath him had suddenly become restless as well, its front hooves rearing high.

Neigh! Neigh! Neigh!

The next moment, Bink's warhorse began galloping madly too.

"Blaze! What are you doing? Stop, now!" Bink cried out in alarm, swiftly yanking on the reins.

Yet no matter how much force he used, the warhorse beneath him, named Blaze, remained utterly unresponsive.

Neigh! Neigh! Neigh!

As though following the lead of their commander, more frantic whinnies came from the warhorses behind him.

Rumble! Rumble!

Amid the repeated whinnies, the warhorses of his subordinates likewise began charging wildly without receiving any orders.

In an instant, Bink's strategy of splitting his forces was completely thrown into disarray. The six hundred Giant Forest Cavalry who had been the true main force assigned to cover the rear all rushed in the same direction.

"What is going on?!" Bink's expression changed drastically. No matter how hard he racked his brains, he could not understand why all the warhorses had gone mad at once!

"Could it... could it be... what happened to Bache in the valley?" Suddenly, a flash of insight struck Bink, and a thought surfaced in his mind.

He recalled the experience of Bache, deputy commander of the Royal Knights, whom everyone had mocked a few days ago!

Back then, Bache had also said that they had been on the verge of returning in great victory, only for their warhorses to suddenly seem as if they had been cursed, charging off uncontrollably.

Had it not been for the more than one hundred escaped Royal Knights all speaking in unison to testify for him, Bache's head might well have been forfeit.

"Could this truly be the blessing of the God of Glory?" Looking at the young man ahead, who remained calm and even wore a