[Hint: Hanuman is killed, and the 'Hanuman Legion' is destroyed.] 】

[Hint: Due to the death of the Governor, until he is resurrected or a new Governor is appointed, the former Redlight Tribal control area will be out of control.] 】

'Got rid of it......

[It's ...... to play off]

Sure enough, even if the average attributes are similar, the specific combat effectiveness is very different, is it because of the volume? ’

[No, no, no matter how you think about this, Hanuman has taken it off. 】

"Forget it, just order the green lights in the main base to run away. ’

Unable to exercise direct and subtle control, when I commanded Hanuman and his men to attack Golem, I only roughly chose a path behind the side, and then left it all up to him.

At first, when it chooses to split into four using an out-of-body avatar, and then sneaks up on Golem from different routes, the hope of success seems quite big, but the problem lies in the final kick.

Should it be said that it is really the same monkey? All four avatars chose to attack Golem's legs, or knees, which directly caused them to be quite close to each other for a short period of time before approaching Golem.

Then, when the golem leaned over and grabbed the earth and activated the ability to "turn dirt into stone", they were collectively "sealed" in the boulder that was conjured, and then they were judged to be killed in battle.

Seeing this, the other green light commandos who had been left behind by Hanuman and waited for it to succeed before rushing over immediately dispersed in a hurry according to the plan for the failure of the mission.

Although this corps actually has no losses, it is no longer a "force" that can be controlled by me, and if I have to command it, I have to "point" them one by one for individual control.

In addition, since this "kill" was completed in a place where no one could see it, Golem did not have a hint to look at, so it was not found at all.

It was only slightly surprised by the slight slowness of the "transformation" stone this time, but it didn't take it seriously, and after a slight pause, it still raised its arms and threw the "sealing stone" towards the main base of the green light.

This kind of catapult attack with no change in trajectory has been calculated in advance several times before and directed the nearby members of the Green Light to evacuate, and this time is no exception, and its landing point is the "Storm Altar" used to resurrect heroes.

The current situation is that Hanuman has been hung up, and it needs to be resurrected at the Storm Altar, and if this stone is dropped, the altar will definitely be blown up, and with the Orange Light Tribe army overwhelmed, it is obviously unrealistic to expect the Green Light Laborers to rebuild one.

If it is smashed this time, it will not be able to resurrect in the main base of the green light, and can only return to the altar on the side of the red light tribe to resurrect, but it has fallen out of control due to Hanuman's death, and the altar has been temporarily unusable, so it will remain dead for a long time until the green light chieftain occupies or builds a new base.

If this happens, the main base of the green light will definitely be occupied, and it will be a question whether the red light tribe that is out of control is still a direct subordinate of the green light.

So, a small accident can make the Orange Light Tribe turn around from a desperate situation? ’

[Extreme blood locking, this is the charm of real-time strategy games. 】

'You're talking about card games!' ’

[So you want to print cards on the spot?] 】

That's not printed, it's a function that exists in itself – it's now! Activate the magic card 'Resurrection of the Dead'! ’

"Bang! Rumble! ”

The boulder suddenly burst into a cloud of rubble and stone dust before it hit the Altar of the Storm, and the intact "Hanuman" appeared at the very top of the Altar of the Storm, holding an iron rod and imposing it.

Of course, it is not a "resurrection of the dead", but a means of spending 500 food, skipping time, and directly resurrecting your own heroes from the altar, and it also has a scientific name called "buying alive".

This cost was supposed to gradually decrease over time, and the hero unit after the "buyback" should appear under the altar, but whoever made Hanuman be sealed in stone did not "float and disappear" like other "heroes" at all, and as a result, the time did not decrease, and the resurrection position was not right.

I deliberately got stuck in the thrown stone and was about to hit the Storm Altar and chose "Full Resurrection", and as expected, Hanuman broke straight out of the stone. I love Search.com

“WAAAGH！” All four of its heads roared angrily at the same time.

'Covered in stone dust and white ash, the roar is completely unimpressive, and why has it started to use a green-skinned war cry as well? ’

[This is called 'the one who is close to Zhu is red, and the one who is close to green WA'. 】

'Temporary blind knitting also make up a rhyme, hey! ’

While I was chatting with the stupid system without saying a word, the resurrected Hanuman was striding out of the base, and as for its purpose, just look at the GIF of "Hanuman beating Golem" in the bubble on his head.

[Hint: Hanuman recovered from his near-death state and his combat effectiveness has been greatly improved.] 】

[Angry Hanuman, omnivorous, Attack: 20, Friendly: 0, Speed: 10]

Increased combat power because you fell into near-death? Where did this Saint Seiya come from?

And it's all about adding friendliness to the offense, right? If the other party directly negotiates with it, wouldn't the paramecium be competent? ’

[But that paramecium must have 20 points of friendliness to avoid meeting and doing it directly.] 】

Whew-pong!

Hanuman had just walked out of the base with a footstep that he didn't recognize, when the stone giant in the distance threw a boulder head-on, its original target should be the city wall, but it was reasonable to slip his hand after seeing this strange monkey.

As a result, Hanuman raised his hand and swung his stick without looking, and directly smashed the incoming boulder into pieces, and his steps were not slowed down at all.

Whew-

Perhaps the Golem was originally just casually, but Hanuman made such an obvious action and successfully attracted its attention, if nothing else, it was mostly regarded as "the Green Light Tribe's countermeasure to deal with this kind of attack", so the speed of digging and throwing suddenly increased, and the three boulders were thrown almost next to each other.

Bite! Boom! Table tennis!

The three boulders were also useless, but allowed Hanuman, who had already begun to observe the enemy, to find the location of the Golem, and after the three boulders were smashed by the bend, Hanuman leaned over and began to tell the dash, which made the Golem who had newly dug up a boulder at a loss for a moment - obviously it would not be counted in advance or anything.

'Hmm...... The first monster that the stone monkey came out of the mountain to beat was the giant spirit god, and these two looked like history repeating itself. ’

[Not at all, right?] Where is the Water Curtain Cave? 】

'That's the case—'

Click!

As Hanuman approached Golem in a surprise attack, the wolf cavalry and shamans finally reacted and began to roar at Hanuman and try to protect Golem.

However, Hanuman's current 20-point attack is about the ceiling of the tribal stage, and those troops whose attributes have been crushed can't even see its exhaust at all.

At this moment, the prompt sister popped up three prompts:

[Hint: Princess Purple has destroyed all the buildings of the Orange Light Tribe, and the Orange Light Chief has been defeated and fled from the secret passages.] 】

[Hint: When all units of the Orange Light Tribe are killed except for the Chieftain, the Orange Light Tribe will be out.] 】

[Hint: The Blu-ray Tribe thinks that the Orange Tribe has the right to survive and takes the initiative to help.] 】

Buzz –

Hanuman's determined attack was stopped by a huge, "transparent blue brick wall".