Is it really possible to build an invincible army in a month?

That, of course, is impossible.

However, if trained properly, it is absolutely possible to transform an army, and Langdon has proven it in practice.

From the moment the lizards were chosen, under Langdon's death orders, the goblins and the lizards stayed together 24 hours a day, training, eating, sleeping, and even going to the toilet, and they couldn't leave a distance of more than 1 meter between them!

Not only that, Langdon also copied the military training in his previous life, and in the first 10 days of training, these big goblins did not come into contact with anything related to tactics and tactics at all, and they have been conducting basic training in standing, long-distance running, push-ups, etc.

Not only the big goblins, but even the rock lizards were included in the training range, of course, they didn't have to stand, but they also had to be absolutely forbidden, Hogg told them to rush at them, and let them stop.

The 10 days of non-stop high-intensity training carved these things into the minds of these goblins and rock lizards, and even formed an instinct.

In the following time, those tactics of cavalry warfare were added to the training, but it was still not long, and more time was still spent on basic training.

Is there anyone in this world who knows the importance of the foundation better than Langdon? Of course not.

This is not only to form instinct, but also to shorten the speed of the reaction after the instinct, originally Hogg's whistling sounded, whether it was a big goblin or a rock lizard, it took 3 seconds to listen to judge and react, but as the training continued, this time was shortened to more than 1 second, and there was a possibility that it would continue to be shortened.

The big goblin is very stupid, it definitely belongs to one of the stupidest races among the intelligent creatures, and the rock lizard does not belong to the intelligent race, such two creatures, it is difficult for you to teach them something new, but if it is just to make them react faster to some instinctive things, it is easier, when the information is transmitted, the underdeveloped brain will not make all kinds of analysis and feedback like those advanced intelligent creatures, simple communication, simple feedback, natural speed is faster!

Yes, it wasn't how powerful they were, nor how good their tactics were, but the absolute harmony between the knights and the mounts laid the foundation, and speed, speed was everything!

Although there were only one or two hundred people who saw this battle, and it was still in a region like the underground world where information was not smooth, such a war that was destined to go down in history will eventually be remembered and widely spread.

Of course, as the two main characters who created this battle, Langdon and his beast-eared cute girl's henchman Hogg, apparently didn't pay that much attention to this.

"Damn coward, you actually ran away like this, don't give me another chance, or you're dead!" Hogg stepped on the corpse of the black iron peak dark elf who was killed by her claws in an instant at this time, and his movements were quite domineering, but with that delicate figure, it revealed an indescribable cuteness.

And the reason why she was furious at this time had nothing to do with the previous performance of the goblin knights, it was completely because of ...... She hadn't had a good time yet, and the strongest of all the enemies had fled, which made her extremely unhappy and even more eager to look forward to the next battle.

So, she began to urge, "Hey, the passage has been cleared for you, can you hurry up, don't you know that it's wrong to delay the fighter?"

In the face of such doubts, everyone, including Vivien, remained silent, what else could they say to this person who had just done what they couldn't do?

............

At the same time, especially in the Maas district, on the banks of the Blackwater River, in the stalagmite district.

Of course, Langdon didn't know the situation of this battle, and even if he knew, maybe his reaction would be similar to Hogg's, although the training was given to Hogg, but the content of the training was taken out by him, so he was the one with the most confidence in these goblin knights.

So, even if one person reported the information to Langdon right now, he would just say, "Oh, well done, it's worth commending, keep it up." Then, get on with what he's doing.

Langdon was still working on the stalagmite.

Poor communication with the bear goblin has led to a slow pace of research, and Langdon has been trying to understand the bear goblin's gestures and do something about it.

However, three times in a row, when he was about to do something, he was stopped by the bear goblin anxiously and panicked, and it was clear that Langdon had misunderstood and almost did something that might hurt the treasure.

This made Langdon speechless and depressed, and in the end, he simply gave a few words to the dark elves, and then directly untied the bear goblin.

"Here you go!"

This time, the bear goblin with low intelligence instantly understood what Langdon meant, and a face covered with fluff showed obvious excitement, and he actually saluted Langdon in a decent manner, as if thanking Langdon for giving it this opportunity, and then, the bear goblin walked in front of the stalagmite.

It first stroked the stalagmite obsessively for five minutes, and then suddenly it ran away.

Langdon didn't stop it, but let the dark elves follow it closely.

I saw that the bear goblin first rushed to a damp corner, squatted down and dug up some fat body, and soon a large cloud of moss accumulated in its paws.

Holding the moss, the bear goblin quickly turned around and ran back to the stalagmite, as if sacrificing the moss to the stalagmite, just when the moss was still 10 cm away from the stalagmite, something strange happened, the stalagmite actually gave birth to a suction, directly adsorbed the moss on the stalagmite!

And the bear goblin seemed to have expected that it had turned and ran again, this time, it took a handful of water from the Blackwater River.

Then, Langdon watched as the bear goblin began to dig a hole in the ground with its claws, and Langdon tried to get the dark elf to help with the tools, but was stopped by the bear goblin, and he dug more than a meter deep by himself, and pulled out a cloud of dirt from it.

Eventually, the bear goblin found two things from himself, collided with the stalagmites, and knocked out a few wisps of sparks.

With that done, the bear goblin stopped, looked at Langdon, and gestured again, this time, it was simple, and Langdon quickly understood what it meant.

So Langdon walked over to the stalagmite and blew softly where moss, water, dirt, and sparks had been absorbed.

Suddenly, the earth began to shake!