This time, they did not dodge and use the caves to fight guerrillas as before. Instead, they gathered behind Buck and rushed towards the harpy.

Just an air charge.

Eighteen Harpies were hit on the spot, and were knocked unconscious by the special operations team surrounding Buck.

The surrounding Erds immediately swarmed up. This time, they didn't even use the fishing net. They stabbed her crazily with their little daggers while grabbing her arms or legs and falling to the ground.

The surrounding harpies tried to rescue, but more psychic bullets were blasted out, and more Oeds surrounded him.

The Yingya Cave side also began to fight a war of attrition regardless of the cost, and Ords fell downwards in pieces.

In just two rounds of bombardment, most of the guards around the Harpy Queen disappeared, exposing them to the Erd army.

Chirp!

The Harpy Queen roared, and instead of retreating, she rushed forward to face Buck and the others. She was obviously very confident in her own fighting power.

At the same time, she was also full of contempt for psychic bullets. She had personally tasted the taste of that spell, but the effect was only that, and it could not pose a fatal threat to her.

Buck's attempt once again confirmed this point.

After three psychic bullets in succession, one hit the Harpy Queen.

As a result, the opponent just shook his head for a while, and before they could rush closer, he had already recovered and started a frenzied killing spree. As soon as he got started, he killed two Erd who rushed too close.

Buck was also targeted by the Harpy Queen, and she fluttered her wings and rushed towards him.

Buck fired another psychic bullet, turned around and ran away.

This psychic bullet also took effect, temporarily slowing down the Harpy Queen's pursuit and further widening the distance between the two sides.

But the Harpy Queen refused to let go.

The entire air battle became bloody and intense.

Not every harpy was stabbed to death by the Erds with daggers, but the number was small.

Most of the Erd still chose to drag the harpies to the ground, but most of them woke up before they landed. Without the restrictions of the net, these harpies would not accept death and would fight back crazily.

Scratching and scratching.

But those Erds, each holding one arm and one leg, refused to let go, while the other hand kept poking with a small dagger.

Some of them broke free and were bleeding from the stabbing.

Some of them had their wings damaged and had to fall down.

Another part, together with Erd who was holding her, fell to the ground, causing injuries to both parties.

Many of the harpies did not fall to death, and the Erds who hugged her never got up again.

Buck, who was chased by the Harpy Queen and had no way out, tried his old trick again and tried to get into the dog hole in Eagle Cliff.

The Harpy Queen was not willing to comply with his wish. The blood on her wings became richer, and her speed actually increased by a knot out of thin air. She was one step ahead of Buck and stood in front of the dog hole not far away. She showed her four claws and waited.

Buck delivered it himself.

The Harpy Queen turned around again, and what she saw was not despair and fear, but a hint of pride that her plan had succeeded.

Is this a trap?

The Harpy Queen suddenly looked back, and there was an ordinary kobold standing there. The only difference was that his eyes were not gray-brown, but blue, with blue light flashing inside.

Then the Harpy Queen felt her brain sting again and felt dizzy for a moment.

When he came back to his senses, a thick figure was already on his back, tearing, scratching and biting madly.

Kobold?

No, the kobolds don't have such sharp claws. Every claw strike is so painful that the two blood feathers on the entire back are torn apart.

Warg?

That's not right. Their claws couldn't be so curved. They were so curved that they could pierce her chest firmly. No matter how hard she shook them, they couldn't get them out.
Chapter completed!