"Roar! Roar! Roar!"
One Minotaur after another—beings like tanks, normally capable of taking on three Gold Knights alone—had, under Nalant's scheme, become living targets.
Amid unwilling, furious roars, they fell into pools of blood.
"Bastards! I'll kill every last one of you!"
At the sight, Commander Kado's eyes nearly split open in fury.
He had truly believed that brat Nalant had exhausted every trick in his bag and had no more means left.
Yet Nalant had not run out of methods at all. He was still plotting against them.
And for the first time ever, he had turned the Beastfolk Empire's strongest war beasts, the Minotaurs, into targets for slaughter.
In barely over a minute, more than twenty Minotaurs had fallen unwillingly.
What kind of humiliation was this?
With an enraged roar, Commander Kado leaped from his likewise-paralyzed mount, then shouldered his broadsword and charged toward Nalant's formation.
Commander Kado was, after all, an Earth Knight. Though the lightning gave him a slight numbness, it was still far from enough to restrain him.
As he drew closer and closer, Commander Kado was already imagining himself raising and lowering his blade, harvesting Nalant's subordinates row after row.
He would use the blood of these despicable humans to commemorate the fallen Minotaur warriors.
"This is bad, Baron Nalant! That enemy leader is charging toward your men!"
Meanwhile, at the edge outside the puddle.
Because the lightning attacked indiscriminately, Nalant did not dare jump into the puddle to support his subordinates.
At that moment, Isabella stared wide-eyed at the astonishing scene before her.
Then she suddenly noticed Commander Kado charging fiercely toward the formation with his broadsword raised, and immediately cried out a warning to Nalant.
Though her strength was insufficient to gauge Commander Kado's true power.
She knew that he was absolutely