The Gryphon Riders, who had rushed thousands of miles to reinforce, returned to Aerie Peak and were surprised to find the situation was still stable.
They had received calls for help on their return journey and worried that when they reached Aerie Peak, the city would have already been breached by the Undead army.
As it turned out, the forces left behind by the clan had actually established a defense line right at the gates.
A small number of Gryphon Riders were also fighting in the sky, specifically attacking areas where the Undead army was dense.
Soon they noticed a few-dozen-meter-long strip of fire on the ground.
The strip of fire was slowly moving forward, completely wiping out the Undead Creatures along the path.
When they approached the battlefield, they discovered that the moving strip of fire was composed of twelve tall Fire Elementals.
The Gryphon Riders knew very well what the deal was with Fire Elementals.
Those fellows were difficult to communicate with normally and might turn on them at any moment.
When had Fire Elementals become so obedient?
These Gryphon Riders had returned too late and missed Herad's brilliant performance.
Because the combat was simply too boring, Herad was already resting in the Summit Fortress at the top of Aerie Peak.
The Elite Fire Elementals possessed decent intelligence and could fight according to a predetermined plan.
As long as the clearing zones were assigned to them, there was no need to worry about anything after that.
As for the potential surprise attacks that the First Death Knights might launch, the Gryphon Riders who took to the air once more would help handle them.
The lightning-infused hammers dropping from the sky were not so easy to catch!
Whether it was the impact force contained within the hammer or the