Becoming a god starts with enhancing fire arrows.

Paril began chanting, holding her short staff, and flames gathered at the tip of the staff.

Fireball!

The fireball struck the first group of goblins preparing to climb the slope, instantly killing and injuring many.

Rhodes's sniper fire arrow followed, completing the damage.

"Despicable humans!"

"Kill them!!"

Seeing that the enemy had blocked their path with fireballs, the goblins decisively split into several teams and tried to advance in different directions.

Below, a goblin hiding behind an obstacle quietly drew his longbow and aimed at Rhodes, who was chanting a sniping spell.

"clang!"

Avira swung her longsword, snapping the arrow in two.

"Back off! There's an elite goblin next to the obstacle on the left side of the camp!"

There are even elite-level ones?

Rhodes and Paril stepped back behind Avira and continued chanting.

Most goblins' ranged damage is ineffective; you only need to guard against the sneak attacks of a few experienced elites.

Rhodes secretly estimated the time.

Considering how quickly the goblins from the snake-man tribe will return, a few more arrows should be enough to stop them.

Just as Rhodes was about to cast the seventh sniper fire arrow, he suddenly noticed some fluctuations in the air about forty or fifty meters away from him.

There are invisible units!

Rhodes, who had just used the invisibility potion, was no stranger to this kind of scene.

A goblin mage slowly revealed himself.

It held a slender, silver staff that gleamed with a metallic sheen.

The staff was much longer than it, and its tip shimmered with an icy blue light.

Rhodes looked up and saw a blue magic circle suddenly appear above the three of them, followed by a continuous fall of freezing rain and hail.

"Crackling"

The freezing rain and hail melted into ice as soon as they touched the ground, turning the nearby ground into a smooth ice rink.

[Race: Goblin]

Age: 50

[Class: Mage]

[Rating: Elite]

[Description: A goblin who is quite skilled in using third-circle magic]

Blizzard!

These two words flashed through Rhodes' mind, and at the same time, the tiny flames generated by chanting the fire arrow in his hand instantly went out.

The surrounding air suddenly dropped sharply due to the magic.

It’s so cold!

Besides the sharp pain, the icy chill that hit me when the hailstones pelted me ran from the top of my head to the soles of my feet.

Paril's chanting was also interrupted at the same time, her cute little face turned pale from the cold, and frost covered her eyebrows.

What to do? The stealth move is still in its one-hour cooldown period.

Rhodes instinctively wanted to use Shadow Step and Sword Song to deal with the mage, but unfortunately Shadow Step was unusable.

"Ivy..." Just as Rhodes was about to call out to Ivy, he felt dizzy and his eyelids suddenly started to droop.

The chill that had gripped my body just now seemed to have faded away; all I wanted now was a good night's sleep.

"Wake up!"

Just as Rhodes was about to collapse, he suddenly felt someone pat him hard on the back.

My mind suddenly cleared.

Paril did the same; the instant she regained consciousness, she instantly began chanting a group healing spell.

A green light flashed across the three of them, and the stinging pain from the cold immediately dissipated.

Seeing that the hypnotic gas had no effect on the heavily armored warrior, the goblin swung his staff again, unleashing a ghastly green ray at him.

Unexpectedly, Avira skillfully dodged the attack and quickly approached the goblin mage. Rhodes seized the time Avira had bought and grabbed Paril, running out of the magic circle's range.

Unfortunately, the ice surface is cold and slippery, and has a strong deceleration effect.

It appears that the two are only inching their way out little by little.

Damn it, I didn't pay attention to my position!

Rhodes cursed inwardly.

It's a big no-no when your side stands together on the battlefield, but who would have thought that a shameless mage would dare to sneak up and launch a sneak attack after turning invisible?

Avira moved very quickly, arriving in front of the goblin mage in an instant.

She knew that all she needed to do was interrupt the goblin mage's ability to maintain the Blizzard spell.

But at that moment, as if sensing something, Avira suddenly dodged to the side.

The air around the mage rippled again, and two goblin warriors slammed down their giant clubs, hitting the spot where Avira had just been standing.

[Elite Warrior]

[Elite Warrior]

Rhodes finally managed to get Paril away from the ice-covered area, only to see two goblins baring their fangs and claws as they launched an attack on Avira.

Why are there two elite-level characters again?

Including the archers who ambushed us from below, there are now four elite-level goblins.

Shouldn't the goblins' main fighting force be supporting the snake people tribe?

wrong.

Perhaps because goblins are cunning and selfish creatures, they might just be going through the motions out of obligation.

The truly elite and powerful individuals tend to stay in the camp.

Human nature is truly treacherous.

The goblin mage cunningly retreated behind the two warriors.

Seeing that Rhodes and his companion had escaped the blizzard's range, he waved his staff, ceasing to maintain the attack and instead using magic missiles, fire arrows, and other spells to harass them.

Rhodes' situation is even more complicated.

If teammates and enemies are mixed together, your own Flame Arrow Explosion and Fireball spells will become unusable.

This resulted in a situation where low-level magic attacks could only be exchanged from a distance.

He dodged the opponent's spells while closing the distance.

Even if some manage to dodge, their bodies will immediately glow with a green light.

Having a priest in the battle is really great.

Aside from fatal injuries, they can basically withstand them.

Moreover, Paril's total magical power is simply frighteningly high.

Avira, on the other hand, was fighting two against one.

The two warriors worked together seamlessly, but what was infuriating was that they didn't seek to fight Ivira head-on to determine a winner.

One of them wielded a giant club, launching a wide-ranging attack, while the other constantly filled in the gaps left by its teammate, defending against Avira's offensive.

After a few moves, Avira realized that her opponent's only goal was to restrain her.

At this moment, an elite archer below fired a strong acid arrow straight at Rhodes.

Rhodes had no choice but to activate his sword song prematurely and deflect the attack with his rapier.

The acid arrow exploded immediately upon hitting the ground, splattering acid everywhere.

Seeing that Rhodes was being held back, Paril pointed her magic staff at the archers below and began to cast a fireball spell.

But just as he made a move, he was interrupted by the opponent firing a regular arrow.

Even though the goblin kept shooting from below, the arrows were still at tricky angles.

This forced Rhodes and Paril to interrupt their spellcasting to dodge or defend, greatly slowing down their attack rhythm.

But what they lack most right now is time.

Now free from restraint, the goblins are converging on this side with a jumble of weapons.

No, we can't let them form an encirclement.

Rhodes was secretly anxious. Even if he and Avira could kill two elite warriors, it would still be difficult to break through the encirclement of so many goblins.

What's more, a group of goblins could return at any time!

His mind was racing, trying to come up with a solution.

At the same time, Avira understood the situation on the battlefield and realized that she absolutely could not be delayed any longer, otherwise she might really be overwhelmed by the sheer number of people!

She glanced at Rhodes, who seemed to have no other choice, and made a decision in her heart.

A chilling golden light suddenly flashed in Avira's golden eyes. She gripped her greatsword tightly, just as she was about to raise it.

Another cloaked unit slowly emerged from the air.

Avira paused, the golden light in her eyes fading.