Chapter 117.

It was undeniable that knights had powerful bodies worthy of their status as superhuman beings.

However, they were still human. No matter how transcendent their abilities may be, they would die if deprived of food and sleep.

So youre going to harass them to death?

After initially pouting, Aria Eisen quickly gained interest in Seon-Hyeoks new plan. Excited, she took the lead and peppered the knights with weaker spells.

You damned Drake Knight! Come down here so we can fight fairly to the death!

You wont get away with this!

The knights stress reached a peak after having countless spells raining down on them at all hours of the day.

Die!

Despite being aware of the futility of their actions, the knights hurled their daggers into the air and squandered their strength by calling forth their sword energy.

Seon-Hyeok smiled, seeing the knights lose their composure faster than he imagined.

As he hoped, compared to their strong physique, knights were mentally fragile.

Then again, this was not completely beyond expectations. Knights were given the best of the royal support and could spend their days honing their skills with the sword. When would they ever face such an extreme situation as they found themselves in now?

The Sasteins were stronger.

If the Sastein cavalry were like hardy weeds on the battlefield, the knights were no different from plants carefully cultivated in greenhouses.

For them, the random, intermittent spells pouring down from the skies was a source of unbearable stress.

Ill bleed you all dry.

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Commander Halo of the Red Wolves was at a loss when he belatedly arrived on the front lines and saw the sorry state of Commander Rochstadt, a knight and friend he had spent a long time training with.

The knights shining armor was red, rusted, and breaking away, and his fine face was covered with hideous wounds.

His eyes, which normally flashed with intelligence and confidence, were white and hazy like those of an old, decrepit man.

I have no excuses.

Halo shut his eyes when he heard his friend struggle to enunciate through his melted-away lips.

I lost twenty-six apprentice knights and six knights. One senior knight is crippled as well.

Considering the shape their commander was in, the other knights could not possibly have fared any better.

Ugh.

Despite the midsum