Beside the Trolls stood soldiers from the Fire Salamanderfolk.
The Fire Salamanderfolk were small in stature, perfectly making up for the Trolls' slow movement and preventing them from being kited.
At the very rear of the entire force were large numbers of Dragonblood Warlocks from the Dogheads.
Because Green's Legendary Erosion Domain leaned toward wisdom, few Dogheads transformed into Dragonblood Warriors, but many became Warlocks.
As a noble spellcasting class, they were positioned at the rear of the entire force, serving as its core damage dealers.
Basketball-sized balls of Flame shot from the hands of the Doghead Warlocks and fell into the jungle, often triggering massive explosions.
Stoneskin, Evil Aura, and similar powers were bestowed by the Doghead Warlocks upon the many Legion lifeforms, further strengthening the fighting power of the Lava Clan's various Legions.
In the smoke-choked sky, Flame Wyverns led a large number of Wyverns, a very small number of Winged Dogheads, and large numbers of Griffins, Hippogriffs, and Winged Serpents into battle.
As flesh clashed with flesh, one Monster after another plummeted from the sky, crashing to the ground and turning into a pulp.
The overall course of the war could be called a one-sided rout.
The Lava Clan, superior in quality, held absolute command of the entire war.
Most importantly, the Lava Clan's method of advancing could only be described as utterly abnormal.
They never pushed too far ahead. Wherever they went, they fought, and their front and rear never lost contact.
Although the coordination between the various Legions could not match that of human Legions, they still knew when to advance and when to retreat. They were nothing like ordinary evil race Legions, which simply charged headlong into a chaotic melee.
Under this steady advance, the resisting races finally began to crumble, and the first