The new poison the Elf Rangers were using took effect fast! Although the Felguard was enormous and had considerable resistance to poison, being struck by more than twenty poisoned arrows still left him in terrible shape. The constant, intense fighting only made the poison spread faster.
Before long, the Felguard realized something was wrong. In desperation, he unleashed Whirlwind, staking his life on the attack. His target was clear: he wanted to kill those despicable elves who kept ambushing him from a distance. If he could finish off the wretches who had poisoned their arrows, perhaps he could hold out until the Orc Shamans reached the wall and purged the poison from him.
Two burly human Paladins stood in front of the elves, holding firm against the Felguard's Whirlwind. The other two cast Holy Light Healing Spells on the Paladins bearing the brunt of his attack.
The Felguard's double-bladed axe, as huge as a door, showered countless sparks against the two Paladins' shields, which shone with golden Holy Light.
In truth, the two Paladins holding off the Felguard's Whirlwind were suffering too. Without the other two casting Holy Light Healing Spells on them, they could only have withstood his Whirlwind for a short time.
Although the Felguard's Whirlwind struck only their shields, the immense physical force behind it could not be canceled out. A Felguard was no orc-he was a demon! Both in size and strength, they far surpassed ordinary orc combatants.
The Felguard's swift, powerful blows continually injured the human Paladins through the force of impact. The longer they held out, the worse their injuries became, but the Holy Light Healing Spells could solve that problem perfectly, healing their wounds in an instant. As long as the healing kept pace with the damage inflicted by the Felguard's Whirlwind, they