Huh? There's a magic school here.

The video continued to play, and its influence gradually grew. Although it wasn't the first time the humans of Earth had seen what orcs looked like, and they had even seen elven nightingales, this was the first time they had witnessed such a large-scale war scene—something that no human-made film could compare to.

Not only were ordinary viewers watching, but world leaders were also watching after receiving the news. Although they could have easily found the information online afterward, that didn't stop them from wanting to know what the war on the Karen continent was like as soon as possible.

In the home of a certain otaku in the Blue Star Dragon Kingdom, Wei was watching videos while chatting with his brothers in a group chat.

"This scene is no less exciting than Total War: Warhammer!"

"Stop joking around, those are things of the same magnitude!"

"Quiet down, quiet down! The enemy's Mutalisks are charging in!"

"Wow, this is huge! One wing probably wouldn't fit in a whole stew!"

"I have a feeling that a strange creature has infiltrated our group! What time is it, and it's still thinking about food!"

"Thankfully, the epidemic prevention and control measures are effective! Um, what's that transparent light shield?"

"Are you stupid? Is there even a need to ask? It's obviously a defensive tactic by the wizards. Didn't you see the large number of stone golems that suddenly appeared on the front lines?"

"That's Wizarding Chess, and you're calling others stupid... Let me show you the Wizarding Chess I bought in London..."

"Wow, wow! Someone actually managed to buy tickets to Diagon Alley... I've tried online more than ten times and still haven't gotten any..."

"Oh? Is it that hard? Getting a ticket is as easy as having hands!"

"What the hell... Someone, kick this Versailles guy out of the group!"

The war was so massive that almost everything on Earth shut down and everyone watched the live stream. Fortunately, humanity remained rational, and many people stayed at their posts. However, the bloody scenes and brutal fighting made people realize that this was a battle between civilizations, and it should not be underestimated.

On the continent of Karen, reinforcements continued to arrive at the outpost. However, this was insufficient to halt the enemy's advance, and the second line of defense quickly collapsed. Squads of Dragon Kingdom soldiers began their retreat under the cover of wizards, as ordinary people could hardly fight these physically strong orcs. Even with firearms, they struggled to effectively inflict casualties.

At this point, wizards' magic is actually more effective, because in the face of magical truth, the strength of the enemy is merely a matter of magic. Fortunately, ordinary people aren't entirely helpless; besides deadly weapons like artillery, suicide drones have also become an effective means of attack.

At the Dragon Kingdom's outpost, soldiers were controlling hundreds, even thousands, of drones via computers. These suicide drones didn't need aiming; they simply bombed wherever there were many people. However, while this method of attack was incredibly powerful, it was also consumed very quickly. In just half a day, thousands of drones had already been used up. If it weren't for the timely replenishment at the third defense node, many soldiers would probably be without drones to fly by now.

Faced with this situation, the staff officers at the outpost command were drafting reports. These reports would determine the direction of Blue Star's drone research. Simply put, the cheaper the drones, the better, since they were all disposable anyway; however, the suicide bombs needed to be as powerful as possible, given the orcs' thick hides.

Meanwhile, Chen Yongren, lying prone in the trench, stared blankly at the battlefield ahead, along with Li Shanshan and Dazhuang. Yes, they had unexpectedly met in the third trench! Originally, Li Shanshan and Dazhuang had been captured by Captain Yang and were being led back, but during the retreat, a wrecked flying dragon fell from the sky. It landed not far from them, and not far away was Chen Yongren's retreating squad.

Chen Yongren's squad had used up most of their heavy firepower in the previous battle, and now they only had a slightly larger caliber squad automatic weapon. They were skeptical about whether this squad automatic weapon could damage the behemoth in front of them, but despite their doubts, they didn't hesitate to strike.

They all attacked the massive creature in front of them, but most of their attacks were blocked by the wyvern's wings. The wyvern desperately used its wings to shield itself; although its wings were splattered with blood, it was better than being hit in the body.

Taking advantage of the moment Chen Yongren and his comrades were reloading, the wyvern swatted one of them away with a single wing strike. Chen Yongren watched his comrade fly far away, genuinely unsure if he was still alive. Just as he was stunned, the wyvern's wing lashed out at him again. At that moment, Chen Yongren's mind went blank. What was his squad leader shouting? He couldn't hear him.

Just when Chen Yongren thought he was about to meet his end, Captain Yang, who was escorting Li Shanshan and the others, arrived with his men. Although Captain Yang and his team didn't have a good solution for the behemoth in front of them, they managed to save the dazed Chen Yongren.

What happened next was quite simple: a team of wizards finally appeared before them. These wizards took over the battle against the dragon, while Captain Yang led Li Shanshan and Chen Yongren's team of soldiers to a rapid retreat.

They retreated to the third trench and awaited further orders. During this period of rest and waiting, Chen Yongren, Li Shanshan, and Dazhuang lay prone in the trench, watching the battle ahead.

The battle at the front lines had become incredibly intense, with a dazzling array of attacks and multicolored magical beams leaving the Dragon Kingdom soldiers speechless. Although everyone had seen magic before, they had never witnessed such a large-scale magical battle.

Samuro, watching the battle from the sky behind, frowned deeply, for his forces had suffered heavy losses. He had not only exhausted his air force, but his ground attack had also been severely depleted. Although he had used numerous mirror scrolls to spawn a large number of cannon fodder, the ranged weapons of the otherworldly humans seemed relentlessly eroding his resources.

By this time, its forces had suffered more than half their losses, but the battle line had only advanced beyond two trenches. It seemed they were not far from the enemy's base, but Samuro knew that the enemy had far more tricks up their sleeve.

As Samuro hesitated, he suddenly noticed a new development ahead. The ordinary human soldiers seemed to have all withdrawn from the battle, and now more and more professionals, or rather mages, were engaging his own troops in close combat. These mages seemed to be appearing out of nowhere, their numbers steadily increasing, while the advance of his own troops began to slow down.