I am the Holy Poisoner, the Empress advised me to calm down

At Wind Walker's command, the team advanced in unison. In the dark forest ahead, the monster's roar grew louder, and the ground trembled more noticeably. At this moment, a young villager couldn't help but ask, "Senior, is this... is this weapon really that powerful? I'm a little scared."

The old man next to him patted the young man on the shoulder and comforted him, "Don't be afraid, believe in Wind Walker, he is the hero of our village." The young man took a deep breath, nodded, and sweat broke out on his palms that were tightly gripping the spear.

Just then, a gust of wind blew by, bringing with it a pungent stench of decay. Everyone was on high alert, and a battle was imminent. The young captain drew the dagger from her waist, her gaze piercing: "Are you all ready? Don't let those monsters get the better of us!"

"We're ready!" everyone responded in unison, their voices full of determination and conviction.

"Then follow me!" Wind Walker shouted and rushed to the battlefield first.

The troops followed closely behind, forming a tight formation and advancing towards the enemy. Archers flanked the ranks, ready to support the front line; magic users also waited in the rear. As they passed the edge of the woods, the sight before them was shocking: countless dark figures swarmed in the night, their eyes flashing a fierce red light.

A young soldier swallowed and said nervously, "With so many... can we win?"

His comrade patted his shoulder gently, smiled and consoled him, "Don't worry, Wind Walker looks like a god. As long as we follow him, victory will surely be ours!"

The battle erupted instantly. Windrunner's gleaming blue bottle continuously dispensed potions, each stream weakening nearby monsters. Lightbringer's healing spells also continued to be unleashed, replenishing everyone's health. The archers and mages' attacks were dense and precise, buying precious time for the frontline warriors.

A woman hid aside, watching the fierce battle, and whispered to her young child, "When you grow up, you must become a brave man like that uncle over there."

The child's eyes widened and he nodded vigorously: "Yes, I want to be someone who protects everyone like him!"

On the battlefield, a massive monster broke through the defenses and roared towards Wind Walker. A nearby young soldier quickly dodged and stepped in front of Wind Walker. "Senior, be careful!" he shouted, only to be sent flying several meters by a powerful force.

"Thank you, young man." Wind Walker looked at him gratefully, then raised his cannon and aimed at the monster, knocking it down with one shot.

Just when everyone thought they could breathe a sigh of relief, an even more terrifying roar echoed in the distance. Clearly, the enemy's main force had arrived. A heavy feeling hung in the air, and everyone's heart was shrouded in an inexplicable pressure.

"This is really tricky." A young soldier muttered softly.

The old man beside him said firmly, "Don't be afraid. Wind Walker still has one last trump card. He will definitely lead us through it."

At this moment, Windrunner's eyes became resolute. "Everyone, get ready. The final blow begins now!" His words echoed across the battlefield like thunder.

As soon as he finished speaking, Wind Walker pulled out his strange dagger from his bosom. He suddenly leaped forward, his figure transforming into a streak of white light as he struck directly at the heart of a giant monster. The blow was so clean and effective that the monster instantly collapsed and disappeared.

"This is...what a terrifying power!" Everyone was amazed.

The girl captain was so excited that she almost jumped up, "We can win!"

At this critical moment, a sudden thunderclap sounded in the sky, followed by a dazzling flash of lightning that split the night sky. Everyone was shocked. Could it be that God was helping the battle?

"Take advantage of now and charge with all your strength!" Wind Walker shouted and led the team to meet the challenge.

As everyone rushed forward, a little girl stood at the edge of the village, tears welling in her eyes, muttering to herself: "Brother, you must return safely."

On the other side, the old wizard prayed silently: "May the God of Light protect you..."

On the front lines, the battle continued fiercely. Windrunner and the young captain fought side by side, their weapons tearing through the monsters' defenses time and time again. The air was filled with roars, collisions, and the sounds of various elemental magic.

Suddenly, a huge monster appeared before everyone, its eyes revealing not only anger but also wisdom. It seemed to be the leader of these monsters.

"Is this their general?" a soldier said breathlessly.

Wind Walker narrowed his eyes, the corners of his mouth slightly raised, "The fun has just begun."

He held a dagger in his hand and slowly walked towards the monster. The air seemed to be brewing some unusual changes...

"Senior, how do you plan to deal with it?" asked the young captain doubtfully.

"You'll see." Wind Walker turned and smiled, his eyes brimming with confidence. As soon as Wind Walker finished speaking, everything around him seemed to fall silent, leaving only the heavy breathing of the monster leader. As if sensing a hint of something unusual, the behemoth began pacing restlessly, occasionally emitting a deep, menacing roar. For a moment, the atmosphere on the battlefield became unusually solemn.

"Senior..." A hint of worry flashed in the young captain's eyes. Although she was the bravest and most courageous member of the team, she couldn't help but feel nervous and afraid when facing such a powerful and unique enemy.

Noticing the captain's change of mood, a young archer whispered to him, "Don't worry, haven't we been waiting for this moment? Since Windrunner said it's okay, there must be a way to solve it."

Another magician echoed, "That's right. Look at Windrunner's expression. That confidence is so handsome! I feel it's a true honor to fight under such a leader."

A little girl not far away, although not very old, held the small magic wand in her hand with extraordinary calmness, "I also want to contribute to protecting the village. No matter what, I can't let my brother bear all the pressure alone." She prayed silently in her heart.

At that moment, the monster leader launched its first attack, its massive body lunging forward, shaking the ground wherever it passed. However, this didn't faze Wind Walker in the slightest. He deftly dodged the blow with a single movement of his feet and swiftly counterattacked. The gleaming bishou in his hand pierced the night sky like the light of dawn, and the moment it made contact with the monster's fur, it exploded violently, filling the air with a fiery aura.