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As noon approached, the number of casualties among Myles's men had reached nearly two thousand. Many people saw no hope and turned to flee.
The remaining individuals were scattered across several thousand meters of land, losing contact with one another, struggling desperately for survival.
Daniel was directing the Wizard Tower to prepare for landing.
Natalie asked in confusion, "Why are we landing? We could just bombard them from above; that would surely defeat the enemy."
Daniel smiled wryly. Since yesterday, the Wizard Tower had been in operation, consuming a significant amount of energy. The magical power reserves in the Fire Element Pool were now less than one-third.
If this continued, the Wizard Tower would run out of power; they had no choice but to land.
As the massive Wizard Tower descended to the ground, one of its metal legs moved forward.
Its enormous size loomed like a mountain, casting a shadow that engulfed the enemy's Wizard Apprentices. The overwhelming pressure caused many of them to turn and flee, no longer daring to engage.
The Wizard Tower advanced with an almost crushing advantage.
At that moment, Daniel suddenly felt the ship shudder, and an anxious voice came from the Control Room.
"Daniel, it's bad! Myles has broken through the hull from below and entered!"
There was no reason for them not to be anxious. Myles, as the Apprentice Leader, had been holding back but was now inside the Wizard Tower, which could cause significant damage.
Daniel smirked coldly and reassured them not to worry; he had already prepared for this. He then waved his hand, signaling Erik to have the Wizard Legion temporarily hold their attack.
Erik complied, and everyone focused on Daniel's gesture, raising their staves and readying themselves for an attack at any moment.
Myles had just burst in and quickly assessed his surroundings. He found himself in a cabin with two astonished Wizard Apprentices nearby, whom he swiftly killed before breaking out again.
Suddenly, he spotted a giant over two meters tall with a bald head in the distance, grinning foolishly at him.
From the aura emanating from him, it was clear that he was a top-tier Wizard Apprentice with Mental Power exceeding 90 points.
It was Reirfu, who had been absent until now. Daniel had stationed him here as a precaution against enemy ambushes.
Seeing his gaze, Reirfu raised the shield in his hand and charged forward. Myles cast several spells in succession, but none could break through the shield.
With the spiked shield pressed against the protective barrier, he smashed through several walls, feeling a surge of pain as he coughed up blood. He was an Elemental Wizard, not skilled in close combat, and who would have thought he would be caught in such a situation? Suddenly losing his footing, he was forcefully pushed out of the Wizard Tower by Reirfu.
Daniel had been waiting for this moment. With a swift motion of his hand, the waiting Wizard Apprentices simultaneously waved their wands, unleashing countless fireballs.
Before Myles could react, he was engulfed by them. It took a while before the onslaught ceased, and by then, there was no trace of him left.
Daniel's keen eyes spotted a charred thigh, a curled-up hand, and a pool of blood nearby.
He hadn't expected Myles to seize the opportunity to escape so quickly under such dangerous circumstances. However, seeing that he had lost a leg made it clear how severely he had been injured. The fact that he managed to escape at all was sheer luck.
This was also due to the slow reaction of the Wizard Legion's Wizard Apprentices; not all fireballs had hit their target. Only with his formidable strength could Myles barely manage to flee.
However, with such severe injuries, it would take an unknown amount of time to recover fully, and he might even suffer from serious long-term effects. It was unlikely that he would be able to fight again anytime soon; recovering from his wounds would be a significant achievement.
The Wizard Tower continued to advance, crushing any opposing Wizard Apprentices it encountered. The liberated Wizard Apprentices expressed their gratitude by waving at Daniel before heading off to find enemies.
With this back-and-forth exchange, the enemy's defeat came even faster. Jennifer saw no hope of victory and glanced at the rampaging Wizard Tower on the battlefield. Gritting her teeth, she turned and led her people away; as for Myles, no one cared about his fate anymore.
As Jennifer fled, many Wizard Apprentices followed suit, while those unable to escape were captured. A complete victory was soon achieved.
Daniel stood at the bow of the ship, filled with emotion. The Wizard Tower truly was a devastating weapon in war; despite being outnumbered two or three times over in strength, they had managed to turn the tide with minimal losses.
Someone shouted "Daniel," and soon everyone on the battlefield began to chant "Daniel! Daniel!" expressing their joy.
Natalie and a few others exchanged glances and nudged Daniel to step forward.
Daniel nodded and stood at the bow of the ship, waving at everyone as their cheers grew even louder.
They had not had it easy; they were living comfortably at the academy when suddenly the Six Great Wizard Towers invaded, forcing them to organize against the intruders.
Many among them had never participated in much combat before, let alone battles involving thousands or tens of thousands of people—such chaos was like a meat grinder where death occurred every moment.
Now that they had finally defeated the enemy, how could they not feel exhilarated?
After some time, they began to gather prisoners, clean up the battlefield, and search for anything useful among the debris.
Before long, Furnal rode over excitedly and shouted from below, "Daniel, come with me! Look what we found!"
Hearing this, Daniel drove the Wizard Tower over.
It was a large tent that appeared to be a storage area for supplies.
Daniel's heart stirred as he lifted the tent flap, revealing countless materials piled inside. Looking at the connected tents, no one knew how many items were inside, and everyone who saw it felt a surge of excitement at the prospect of wealth.
This was quite normal; with over 8,000 people needing supplies, there was a lot to prepare, especially in times of war. No one expected them to be defeated so quickly; in less than no time, they had suffered a complete defeat and hadn’t managed to transport anything away, leaving everything to Daniel.
Daniel quickly directed his people to transport all these items into the Wizard Tower for storage and then announced a break.
As for the few items that were secretly taken during the transportation, Daniel pretended not to see. He believed that if he ate meat, others should at least get some soup; letting them take a little wouldn’t hurt.
Next came the most exciting part: the distribution of loot. This right belonged to Daniel since he was the Wizard Leader who led his Wizard Apprentices to victory.
This time, Daniel was very generous; everyone received a substantial reward, averaging over a hundred Magic Stones each, which was more than one-fourth of many people's wealth. Nothing made them happier than this, and their support for Daniel grew even stronger.
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