Lin Tao kept using his shield to block the Maori's wooden guns like a forest. When he found more than a thousand Maori people gathered around, he knew the time was ripe and ordered: "Raise the arrow!"

The surrounded longbowman immediately took out a sound arrow, bent his bow and pulled the strings, and shot into the sky. With the sound of the arrows, the three heavy cavalry rushed out of the Moriori settlement.

These three Charles horses were raised by the natural pastures on the island and the horse feed on the boat. They were wearing heavy armor and ran wildly on the grassland like a joy.

The three armored knights immediately gave up their usual mace and instead used a slashing sabre about five feet long. Because the other Maori are almost naked, the effect of using a sabre is better than a mace.

At the edge, several Maori people heard the abnormal noise. When they turned their heads to observe, they found these "monsters" with shoulders six feet high and running like flying with four hooves. The monsters also wore a mask made of shiny "stone" and a "blanket" decorated with a cold black hair. Moreover, the "monster" also had a "human-shaped creature" on them.

A Maori was rushed down by the war cavalry in front of him before he could land. He flew out of two battles and landed on the ground. As soon as he landed on the ground, his chest was shattered by the iron hooves that were flying towards him.

Two other Maori warriors, although they were shocked, subconsciously stabbed the opponent's war cavalry with the wooden gun in their hands. Then they were pushed up by a huge impact, and the back end of their wooden gun was inserted into their naked bodies.

The knights on the heavy cavalry waved their sabers, and near the path where the war cavalry rushed past, the Maori people saw a flash of light in front of them, and some were different from their bodies and heads, some were cut in half, and more were broken limbs.

The finished character of the three riders cut from the outermost edge of the Maori people gathered together, and rushed down and killed these Maori people in circles like cutting fruit. At the same time, seven Liang Guo sailors wearing full sets of black iron armor, holding sharp axes, big swords, shrouded steel swords and seven-foot steel spears, each holding sharp axes, big swords, steel swords, and seven-foot steel spears, entered the battle group from a gap.

One of them danced into a ball of sharp axes in his hand, and a Maori leader tried hard to slash the shark teeth and wooden knife in his hand. The shark's teeth made a sour sound on his iron armor, and silver-white scratches appeared on the dark iron armor pieces.

The Liang army sailor immediately slashed with a sharp axe and easily slashed into the other party's chest with a click. Once he retracted the axe, the Maori's chest was completely digged open. The bloody axe slashed away again, cutting off a Maori who was about to stab the spear in half.

At the same time, a wooden gun stabbed him, and he felt a huge force coming, almost pushing him. He grabbed the gun rod with one hand and walked backwards. The owner of the wooden gun was pulled in front of him. At that time, the sharp axe in his right hand had split the head of the wooden gun owner, and blood splattered all over him. The rest of the people were also wielding weapons frantically, killing the Maori ruthlessly.

These seven Liang army sailors were like a sharp sword. In an incense stick, they dug a gap to the Maori people gathered together, inserted it into it, and gathered with Lin Tao and others. They were left behind at least fifty Maori corpses.

After the two groups of people and horses joined forces, Lin Tao no longer only defended himself. He relied on the iron armor and weapons that were far ahead of the opponent for thousands of years, and rushed left and right among the Maori crowd, constantly creating Maori corpses. The three heavy cavalry on the periphery were also chopping and killing Maori people layer by layer.

The Maori people in Samoa have always been known for their bravery in the entire Maori world. When the leader and leader died in battle, when the enemy was strong and we were weak, they would fight to the death even though they knew they would die. Otherwise, if it were a common brigade, such one-sided killing would have caused them to be defeated.

However, this made Lin Tao feel happy, because if these Maori people really disperse, flee into the mountains and forests, or temporarily retreat from the sea, then the entire Beidao will be trapped in a protracted war in the future.

Fortunately, Lin Tao killed Kup at the beginning, otherwise Kup might have ordered a temporary retreat. Now, even though some Maori people saw the problem, they did not have the power and ability to let their companions retreat. So they could only fight to the death with these "Gods of War" who fell from the sky.

Maori casualties were increasing, and the air at the scene was filled with blood. After all, Lin Tao and others only had more than a dozen people. Not to mention fighting on the battlefield, even if they killed more than a thousand pigs, they would be weak. When Maori were killed more than half, Lin Tao and others began to weaken their hands and feet. The speed of the three battle riders also slowed down significantly.

Another arrow shot into the air, and the three warriors immediately rode their horses away from the battlefield. Lin Tao and others cut and slashed all the way and retreated to a corner of the grassland. That corner was actually sandwiched between two high grounds and a river, forming a pocket.

Lin Tao and others deliberately slowed down and kept a distance between them and the Maori people chasing them. Finally, they began to accelerate and swim across the stream. A sound arrow shot up into the sky again.

Several Liang Kingdom sailors with full armor rushed out of the woods opposite the river and joined forces with Lin Tao and others. Following them were hundreds of Moriori people holding sharpened wooden sticks. At the same time, the hot air balloon airship also rose into the air. There was also a longbower on the airship who kept sniping the Maori people.

Two fireballs shot from the jungle on the other side of the river and were falling among the Maori crowd rushing towards the river. The fireballs suddenly exploded and the flames soared into the sky.

Several Maori people were unfortunately splashed with naphtha and started to scream violently. They didn't know how to roll on the ground to put out the fire, and several firemen rushed into the stream. Some fell to the ground before they rushed into the river and lost their rebirth. Some jumped into the river, and the fire was extinguished, but people were already in pain and fell into a coma and finally drowned in the water.

Floating objects in the air, igniting fireballs fell from the sky. The Maori people were shocked by this scene they could not have imagined. But there were still many Maori people who forced to cross the river and tried to cross the river to continue chasing Lin Tao.

This made Lin Tao shake his head when he saw it, thinking that it was an uncultured and transformed fan after all. Although he was extremely brave, his mind was still not enough.

Some Maori people just stepped on the pebbles on the riverbed, and countless sharp spears pricked him, which immediately thorned him into honeycombs. The Moriori people who had never fought before were extremely nervous, fearing that the other party would come back to life, so they stabbed many guns at the corpses floating in the water until the corpses turned into piles of rotten meat.

Some Maori people were about to rush to the river bank, and were chopped to the ground by Lin Tao's sailors, or stabbed into the ground with a gun and spear. Fireballs continued to fly from the forest, and flames still rose into the air from time to time. Maori people finally collapsed and began to turn around and escape.
Chapter completed!