Because the map has not yet unfolded, so everyone doesn't know where the other party is, this battle has to be played very carefully, there is a flag in the camp, which represents the meaning of the base camp, it seems that as long as you go to the opponent's base, cut the flag, it will be considered a victory.

Walking around the city again and again, Yeyi found that he really didn't have anything to do, and he just tried to lose a skill, but found that his experience points did not increase at all.

The commander has a lot more things to do, summoning new soldiers, and commanding the gathering troops, and their level is also increasing the fastest, and Yoichi suddenly regrets that he didn't look at their skills just now, so at least he can refer to how to increase experience.

The seven medics sat together in a daze, and now half an hour had passed, and the soldiers had gone out to explore the surrounding area with or without people, and the fog of the map was opening little by little.

The Engineer was crafting simple weapons, such as knives or bows and arrows, for the warriors, while the Architect was digging into the ground and building defensive buildings.

It looks like they're digging trenches, but I don't understand it, everything is still very primitive, but anyway, the medics are restricted.

Soon, the fighters came back to report that there were wild monsters in some places, because of the dungeon, the public chat system could not be used, and all the news could only be passed on by word of mouth, face-to-face conversation, and all the fighters were the hardest working people.

The place where the monsters were found was not very far from the base, and the three commanders went out with two medics and warriors, and Yaichi was lucky enough to join them.

The main thing is that it's too boring in the base, the engineers and architects have been busy for a long time, looking at the trenches on the ground, as well as those knives, bows and arrows, etc., Yeyi just tried to take the bow and arrow, and he can hold it in his hand, but he doesn't have any attributes, and he can only rely on his own feelings when he shoots an arrow, and he just saw the warrior with a bow and arrow shoot through the big tree a hundred meters away.

Collectors are the lowest class of intelligent troops, they can only accept the command of the commander, and they can only perform gathering tasks, mainly collecting food and wood, as well as iron ore, but as the level gets higher and higher, more and more resources can be collected.

The main reason why Yeyi followed those soldiers out was because there were so few soldiers now, and if one of them was accidentally injured and died, there would be no way to resurrect them.

Whether it is the player or the summoned soldier, there is no way to resurrect as long as they die, this is the rule, so decapitating the enemy commander is also one of the fun aspects of the gameplay.

As long as the commander opposite them dies, they can be killed even by time consumption.

But this doesn't seem realistic, at least it doesn't seem realistic now, in half an hour, excluding the player, there are nearly three hundred soldiers in the NPC, except for the first time each person summoned twenty or thirty people, the number of people summoned later seems to be getting smaller and smaller.

With two player medics and a medic, he followed the warrior to the place of the wild monster, it seems to be a small wolf pack, the level of the wolf pack is about level three, but the number is extremely large, almost fifty, and we only have the same number of warriors, and the level is only one level.

The commander hesitated, not knowing when the enemy would come, and the rank gap determined that even if he won, it would be a pyrrhic victory, so he had to abandon the den.

Everyone expressed their understanding, so one person was left to guard the place, and the others continued to explore.

As the fog on the map became less and less, the map became much clearer, and the outer perimeter of the camp was full of trees, and there was no way to do anything after that until these trees were cut down by the collectors.

However, it was much clearer that a total of three camps of wild monsters were found, and the average level of the wolves at the beginning was the lowest, so he hesitated at this time, so he went back to the camp and summoned the medic and medics, and gathered almost a hundred warriors, and finally began to attack.

At this moment, after a glance at the night, the bodies of those warriors turned red, and the healers each lost a 2 skill and went out, covering all the fighters, and as for not covering it, they could only say sorry.

2 skills are mainly to add blood and defense, at this time is the most effective skill, the commander also lost a skill, but I don't know what the effect is.

The warriors fought with the wolves head-on, and after a while, there began to be casualties, but there was no medicine at this time, so I could only watch them die one by one, there was no way, the medics were still at the first level, and it was already great to be able to throw a skill to add blood.

As for the passive trigger, it is obviously impossible for the medical staff to rush to the front line as well.

However, the characters controlled by the player are okay, as long as they see that their health is low, they will immediately retreat, and as long as they stand next to the healer, they can slowly regain their health.

So not a single player has died yet, but the NPC warriors are not so lucky, they often fight to the death, so they die in the end.

When I killed about five wolves, all of them were upgraded by one level, and when I upgraded, I also refreshed the blue and blood by the way, I thought that only players had a level, and the soldiers summoned could also be upgraded.

With the momentum of the upgrade, the group quickly wiped out the wolves, and the injured began to scatter close to the healer to return blood.

After killing more than fifty third-level wolves, everyone has also been promoted to the third level, except for the commander, his level has long been level five, so this bit of experience is of no use to him, and he can't be promoted.

After counting the attrition, nearly thirty soldiers died, all of them summoned, and none of the players were sacrificed.

It was a great luck in misfortune, lying around to receive medical treatment, and soon everyone began to be full of blood again, and at this time the newly summoned soldiers were pulled over again, and a team of 100 people was gathered again.

Under the Commander's leadership, prepare to set off on another Tier 4 horde.

The mana of the healer who has been promoted to the third level is only eighty points, and there is still no way to use the second skill in a battle, but the blood volume has only increased by thirty points.

As for how much the warrior has improved, there is no way to compare with Yoyichi.

Overall, now that everyone has something to do, resources are starting to be relatively less strained, and the wolves that have just been killed provide a lot of food resources.