Chapter 388

The mages became useless after being terrified. They huddled together in a safe corner and refused to participate in the battle. No matter how many times Barika shouted and threatened them. They just refused to obey to him. Gone was the prideful look in their eyes. It was replaced by restlessness and fear.

Barika scorned the mages and no longer paid any heed to them. Although seeing them in that state made him felt good, he had urgent matters to attend to do. "Send out the signal!" he roared as he approached those who were tasked in calling for reinforcements.

"B-but, we still need to w-wait...for the enemy army to f-fully commit to the siege," one of them responded albeit with difficulty as they cowered in fear of from the gaze of the commander who was blazing with anger.