My Waste Husband
Chapter 1665

Chapter 1665



Gardiner did not respond to any of the Taoist priest's reprimands. He stuck to his own opinion, because the people of the Taoist Jade Virtual were suddenly acting very strangely.

"Come here, Gardiner. I have something to ask you." Taoist Carmel! said Gardiner.

Gardiner stood right where he was, not even taking a single step.

Taoist Carmeli raised his brows. "What's wrong Gardiner? Are you looking down on your Uncle?"

"I wouldn't dare to." Gardiner cupped his fist and walked over to Taoist Carmeli.

Taoist Carmeli led Gardiner to the back of the battlefield, speaking as he walked, "You have gotten all so high and mighty now that you've become the commander- in- chief, haven't you, Gardiner?"

Meanwhile, on the other side of the battlefield, the Taoist priest who had just spoken chose 30 strong men and ordered them to change into the full- body armour of Europe.

Seeing that Gardiner was no longer around, not even the leaders of those major forces could stop the Taoist priest.

The thirty soldiers quickly suited up and were ready to depart under the lead of the Taoist priest.

Just as the Taoist priest was about to set off, he suddenly caught sight of Sylvia, who was standing not too far away with a spear in her hand. The Taoist smiled pervertedly and said, "We can't be in the battlefield without a commander, General Lin. Although it is our Taoist Jade Virtual leading the men in this battle, but I think it would be best if our men had a leader."

The meaning of this Taoist priest was obvious. He just wanted Sylvia to accompany him.

The Taoist priest had asked Sylvia to go with them. As one of the commanders, Sylvia was unable to refuse him seeing that the soldiers were in high spirits. She nodded, then put on her armour, and clenched the spear tightly in her hand.

"Well then, let's go. The orcs could attack any time, so let's not waste any more time." The Taoist priest spoke and set off with the men.

The fog shrouded the battlefield. No one knew what the orcs were prepared to do on the other side of the enormous wall.

In addition to the element of time, the energy Branley could muster to control the ancestral weapon was reducing with every passing second.

The barrier between the humans and the orcs could be broken any time, the humans had to check this barrier immediately.

Under the cover of the fog, nothing was visible within the distance of a few dozen of meters ahead. The thirty man team proceeded forward cautiously under the lead of Sylvia.

The Taoist priest walked at the end of the line, looking at the 31 people marching in front of him with a sneer on his face.

The team walked along the barrier for more than half an hour. They could no longer see their camp. "Stop!" The Taoist priest shouted suddenly.

As soon as the shout of the Taoist priest sounded, everyone looked around quickly, wary of the orcs at all times.

"The barrier is safe!"

"The surrounding area is clear!"

"There's no ambush!"

"There is tall grass over there that needs to be examined."

All of them reported the situation of their surroundings in low tones. Everything looked normal, except for the patch of tall grass, which was as tall as a human, and had the possibility of people hiding in it.

"I'll go take a look." The Taoist priest walked towards the grass, and circled around it, then returned.

"Proceed on forward," the Taoist priest said.

The team continued to move forward cautiously.

"Be careful, somethings isn't right at the front." Sylvia suddenly raised her hand.

The movements of the entire team suddenly came to a halt the instant Sylvia raised her hand, even if some of them had one foot still off the ground. Every single one of them was an elite in the cold blooded war. There was no need to worry about them making any mistakes.

Sylvia kept her gaze focused ahead. An opening had appeared at the barrier.

"Just as I expected, something's wrong." Sylvia frowned.

It was impossible to use Qi where they were at. Branley already had his hands full with the ancestral weapon. He could not guarantee his control over every corner of the barrier to be perfect.

"I'll go over and take a look." Sylvia lowered her voice and said, "Wait here."

After Sylvia said that, she headed towards the opening with muffled footsteps The gap was more than four meters wide, it was like the entrance to an abyss, giving off a deathly feeling. Sylvia learned that were not always in the state of absolute safety.

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Sylvia tightened her grip on the spear in her hand as she carefully observed her surroundings.

When the Taoist Priest saw Sylvia walk towards the opening, he ordered the thirty soldiers, "The few of you, go over there and take a look."

The loud voice of the Taoist priest sounded like a clap of thunder to the soldiers who were even trying to muffle out the sounds of their breathing.

"Sir, we need to be ready to support General Lin at any time," said one of the soldiers.

"General Lin? She is not a general now. I'm in charge here. Go!" The Taoist priest ordered again.

The soldiers had no choice but to do as they were told.

This was because on military orders were absolute in the battlefield. This was a rule every soldier had to abide by.

The thirty soldiers moved forward with caution, afraid that they would create any unnecessary noises as it was very possible that the orcs were also at the breach.

When the 30 soldiers arrived at the breach, more than a dozen hulking figures appeared suddenly, grinning and holding huge weapons in their hands. They obviously had come prepared.

Sylvia, who had been walking in the front, suddenly yelled, "It's an ambush, retreat!"

After saying that, she retreated backwards without the slightest hint of hesitation.

The 30 men did the same. They were a reconnaissance team, they were supposed to avoid enemy contact as much as possible, and return with useful information.

However, just as they were about to retreat, they heard the cold laughter of the Taoist priest.

"Retreat? Where are you retreating to? All of you shall die here!"

Sylvia and the soldiers were shocked to hear those words. More than a dozen orc soldiers suddenly appeared behind them and stood beside the Taoist priest, blocking their path of retreat.

"You've jumped ship!" Sylvia's eyes widened. She immediately understood where those orcs that cut off their path of retreat had emerged from. It was the tall grass they had come across earlier.

"Haha, the winner takes all, that's all that it is. The Taoist priest sneered and said, "Before I kill Henry, let me first kill his wife. I believe that his expression would be very interesting to watch. Kill them all!"

As soon as the Taoist priest gave the order, the orcs rushed towards the team of thirty-one men.

Although they were all elites, they were still no match for the orcs in individual combat. They fought back as hard as they could, but they were still no match for the orcs.

Te scent of blood soon drifted amidst the fog, the humans fell one after another. The spear in Sylvia's hand had been broken into two, and the number

of orc soldiers increased at the gap.

"May you find enjoyment in death, my dear Sylvia Lin." The Taoist priest said softly.