Glancing at the huge battle situation outside the door, he noticed that many of the servants had also taken up arms and gone out to participate in the battle. This even included a stableman who had saddled himself. The resistance was surprisingly fierce, and the enemy could not achieve victory for a while.

Speaking of which, why is this guy so interested in me? Could it be that my previous breakout caught his attention?Frowning, the knight loosened the talisman that he had been holding tightly and wanted to enchant the sword with the power of an angel: Since you don't want to use teleportation and other spells to compete, then I will do the same. Unless you use magic first, I'll always use only hand-to-hand combat.

With this foolish conviction, the knight took a deep breath and looked at the carved sword in his hand: it was ancient, but it was extremely sharp. After a rash attack, it is likely that the enemy will take the weapon again. He won't give it to me next time, that's his weapon, after all.

After a moment's eye contact, the knight strode forward, raising his shield and smashing at the enemy. The other party sneered and smashed back with a punch. With a loud muffled sound, the knight was knocked back several meters, and the soles of his shoes began to heat up from the intense friction.

Without hesitation, Anusen slid past the giant spurt, and then lashed out at the enemy head-on. This time he was caught off guard, and the enemy was knocked back half a position, and once again used the hilt to pin the blade of the sword. Seeing that the other party looked slightly restrained, the knight glanced at the winch, and quickly thought about how to act in his heart.

It's impossible to kill him now, but I can go and destroy the gear mechanism and make the winch unusable!

Keeping this inspiration from the Battle of the Hokkaiwang, the Knight dodged the attack in a row, and once again slammed his shield into the enemy's chest, knocking them back slightly.

The moment he caught the other party and still hadn't recovered from the shock, Anusen rolled two meters on the spot, and after inserting the long sword into the scabbard, he picked up a broken sword and ran quickly to the gear disc next to the winch. (Putting gear traps on the wall in the control room is what the Icemen do.) Their gates are raised and lowered much more slowly than the Children of Ice. In fact, the Ice Children have only developed a new type of winch in the past few years. ）

There was a rapid rush behind him, and the knight picked up his pace and sprinted to the gear wheel first. However, before he could raise the broken sword, the giant Yue behind him came as promised, accompanied by the sound of the wind. Rolling on the spot to dodge a blow, the knight staggered to his feet, only to be knocked over by a punch and hit the gear disc hard.

Enduring the intense pain, the knight swung his shield and smashed away the giant slash from the opponent, wanting to stand up and fight back. However, at this moment, the corrupt general laughed lowly, shook his body and kicked him down again. As soon as he pushed the handle away, the enemy grabbed the knight by the collar and threw it at the roulette wheel with a roar before the weapon could hit the ground with a clang.

The pain all over his body was severe, and the knight gasped and dizzy. He even felt like his shoulder was being smashed. The two seconds were incomparably long in the constant snapping of the gears, and the darkness of his eyes made him feel like he was dying.

However, the labor pain in his chest immediately pulled it back into the real world. The enemy knocked him over to the edge of the wheel with a straight punch, followed by three more punches, each of which landed firmly in the knight's chest. The smell of blood overflowed in his mouth, and he coughed violently, resisting the sharp pain in his chest and wielding his shield with all his might.

The shield was clenched in the next moment by the enemy's steel gauntlet, and the fist fell with a low roar. Instinctively dodging the blow, Anusen swung his shield away from his foe, coughing up blood and staggering to his feet. However, the opponent moved much faster, throwing two punches in the knight's face, and finally slamming him in the chin with an uppercut against the shield.

In just a few seconds, he had been hit several times by a powerful fist. The final blow almost dislocated his jaw. Already beaten and unsteady, the knight gasped, clenched the broken sword in his hand and stared at the other party angrily: the difference in strength was too great, and there was no chance of winning at all. If you start fighting with divine spells now, you may be able to turn the tide of things. But that tarnishes my glory......

There was no time to dwell on this, and the knight, who was constantly bleeding from the corners of his mouth, moved a lot slower due to the pain. Barely raising his shield to resist the hammer-like punch, he rolled on the ground, dodging another blow from his enemy. Stepping back one after another, he opened up a distance of three meters, and he seized the opportunity to immediately turn around and slammed the broken sword into the gap in the gear.

However, the broken blade in his hand was knocked away by the opponent in an instant, and the enemy clasped his hands tightly and slammed the knight's hammer that had turned around in a hurry to the edge of the wheel. Laughing madly, he picked up Anusen and slammed him on the head.

Before the moment of fainting had passed, the enemy grabbed the knight and pressed his head to the churning gear, intending to kill him with the sharp edge of the gear's bite. Desperately resisting, the knight kept hitting the opponent's helmet with his shield, but to no avail. His brain was still getting closer and closer to the gears, and even the roar of machinery in his ears pierced his eardrums and went straight to his cerebral marrow.

On the verge of exhaustion, he gritted his teeth and reached for the long sword at his waist. However, the enemy immediately noticed this move and pressed the knight's wrist with his elbow. Just after he tried desperately to kick the enemy to no avail, the knight finally decided to make a bold move: temporarily give up his strength to resist.

The moment the force stopped, the knight's head fell rapidly. However, it was precisely because of the contrast in strength caused by his sudden cessation of resistance that the enemy's wrist could not keep up with the force in time, which caused an instantaneous flaw. Seizing the moment of the counterattack, he reflexively swung his left arm and pressed the shield under his head.

In an instant, the gears rubbed against the shield violently, bursting out with a loud noise. Resisting the pain and striking back with all his might, the knight rose from the moment the enemy was slightly knocked back, grabbed the dagger and plunged it into the gap between the gears.

After the completion of a thrilling series of actions, the gear machine quietly stopped with a loud "click". Breathing in surprise, the knight clutched his chest and gasped back to distance himself: it worked! Once that's done, all that's left is to defeat this guy.

The disparity in our strength is too great, and there is no difference in agility. How do you defeat an enemy who has no upper limit on his stamina after being corrupted......

In the way of a duel?