The elite Vilebranch Troll soldiers on the second and third tiers turned to look. Sure enough, the red cloud was growing larger, and the red dots formed by the Dragonhawk Riders were becoming clearer.
No one knew who started it, but someone turned and ran for the exit! The other elite Vilebranch Troll soldiers were no fools. If they refused to let others live, the others would return the favor, and everyone would stand there and get bombed to death together. Since other elite soldiers were already running, what was the point of stubbornly staying behind? They followed them out.
The Vile Trolls on the Second Level and Third Level streamed through the gates like a long snake, rushing out of the city without obstruction. They did not stop even when the Dragonhawk Riders arrived.
This time, the Dragonhawk Riders merely circled overhead. Their orders forbade them from bombing Trolls leaving the city. By the time the Vilebranch Trolls on the highest tier noticed, it was too late to stop the exodus. They could only watch the crowd pour out like a flood.
The Dragonhawks overhead seemed to start taking notice of the Trolls on the highest tier, particularly the dozens of elite Vilebranch Troll soldiers guarding the stone gate. Seeing no giant wolves there, one Dragonhawk circled for a while, then suddenly dropped more than a dozen eggs at once.
These elite Vilebranch Troll soldiers ran fast. They were no ordinary civilians, but the Dragonhawk Rider was ruthless too, dropping more than a dozen at once. From that height, the eggs scattered widely through the air, covering a vast killing zone when they hit the ground.
Of the elite Vilebranch Troll soldiers who scattered, only two escaped unharmed. Half died, and most of the remainder suffered injuries of varying