This chapter is an extra update for "Fiery War Song"'s ten-thousand reward.
Compared with the Lake Horn Tribe, a small tribe of one hundred eighty-six people, the Mountain Horn Tribe was a large tribe numbering over a thousand, with more than eighty ancient magicians within it.
However, according to the ancient magicians of the Lake Horn Tribe, the "Listener" among the Mountain Horn Tribe's ancient magicians—equivalent to the tribe's Grand Elder—was at most as strong as a Grand Magician. As for the Listeners of even larger tribes, the ancient magicians of the Lake Horn Tribe knew nothing of their strength.
The Moon-Slayers' classification of ancient magician ranks was quite vague. More often, one simply accumulated seniority until becoming a Listener.
And spellcasting professions generally grew stronger with age, so the Listener was usually the strongest person in the tribe.
When the two Sword Saints, Duerte and Cross, led a large number of Earth Knights charging into the Mountain Horn Tribe, the Listener and the ancient magicians were swiftly captured without any surprise.
Once the knights' battle qi joined together into a single mass and formed a magic-ban zone, the ancient magicians' spells all failed.
As for the ordinary warriors, no matter how accurate their arrows or how sharp their blades and spears, they were no match for knights possessing battle qi. The entire process of encirclement, slaughter, and capture was swiftly completed. The Mountain Horn Tribe, with over a thousand people, was utterly destroyed in the briefest moment.
The Moon-Slayer natives were bound up, and the tribe's settlement was then thoroughly searched for supplies with practiced efficiency.
The apprentice knights, who had no need to charge into battle, carried out the packing task admirably. They nearly turned the whole settlement upside down, bundling up and carrying away every kind