My Players Are So Fierce

The Broken Tooth Clan is the poorest among the five great clans.

Their territory is located on the fringes of the Misty Coast, a barren land with scarce resources and no distinctive products. Even within the Dark Mountain Range, where overall conditions are not great, it is considered “inhospitable land.” This constant environment has resulted in the Broken Tooth Clan’s wolf people being extremely fierce in their poverty.

They are overly stubborn and not adept at interacting with other clans. Due to guarding the Sacred Land, they possess a sense of “elitism” in their self-identity. Coupled with the fact that the initial members of the Broken Tooth Clan were those problematic wolf people unwanted by other clans, these factors combined give the Broken Tooth Clan a rather poor reputation among the wolf people.

They are the “barbarians” among the wolf people.

The Blood Covenant knights, who have dealt with wolf people for hundreds of years, would sharply comment that the Broken Tooth Clan is the “Transylvania” among the wolf people.

This is certainly not a compliment. It simultaneously insults both factions. If said in certain circumstances, it would surely earn you a hearty beating from both the Broken Tooth Clan and the Transia People.

However, the Broken Tooth Clan’s tendency to cling to their own territory and rarely take the initiative to attack makes them the “least troublesome” among the wolf people. You see, these guys don’t even participate in the Black Disaster, which essentially makes them “harmless” to the civilized factions.

In this already impoverished region, the only enemies of the Broken Tooth Clan are the pirates entrenched along the Misty Coast. But it’s not the pirates who provoke them; rather, when the Broken Tooth Clan is so hungry they can’t survive, they travel in groups through the “Death Valley” to harass the pirates.

It has even evolved into a complete system. But would those who become pirates willingly suffer losses?

When heavily plundered, they retaliate.

This back and forth has created longstanding animosity, and their bitter struggle has continued for many years.

Yes, they can definitely clash.

Against this backdrop, when Mok Chief learned that the pirates of the Misty Coast, led by the Blood Fear Clan, had sneaked behind their territory for a massive sneak attack, they immediately abandoned the front line confrontation with the Grey Wolf Army to defend against the pirate army.

The Grey Wolf Army’s numbers were insufficient to quickly break through the completed encirclement of the Broken Tooth Clan. But the pirate army was another matter; if these already grudging fellows broke through the rear, the Broken Tooth Clan would suffer considerable losses.

They have the smallest population among the five great clans, so they naturally want to avoid severe war casualties.

As for whether the pirate army was coordinating with the Grey Wolf Army, Mok Chief hadn’t even considered this possibility.

No matter how scatterbrained the Grey Wolf Army might be, they are still part of the wolf people. Considering the poor conduct of the Misty Coast pirates, it seemed impossible for them to ally with the Grey Wolf Army. If they did, Mok Chief would write their name backwards.

However, after more than half a day of conflict, the changing situation on the battlefield made Mok Chief ponder whether it was too late to rename themselves “Cle Mok”?

Because two sides that should never have been in the same faction somehow united as if struck by lightning!

While leading the Broken Tooth army against the pirate army at the border, the Grey Wolf Army also began to dispatch their forces, charging toward the pirate army’s position.

Those crazy wolf people broke through the obstructions of three vassal clans within six hours, advancing recklessly with a fearless approach, showing a fierce intent to encircle the Broken-Tooth Chief and their army between themselves and the pirate army.

But Mok Chief wasn’t too panicked.

Although the forces merged, their numbers were still at a disadvantage compared to the now-mobilized Broken Tooth Clan. Over sixty thousand Grey Wolf Army members and more than thirty thousand pirates together could barely engage with the main force of the Broken Tooth Clan, and such a large-scale battle was unlikely to be limited to the border area.

Once the battle lines expanded, the Broken Tooth Clan would take advantage of the familiar terrain, and as long as they were not crushed in one blow, they could execute a brilliant counterattack.

Thus, Mok Chief took the most prudent course of action, holding their elite forces firmly in place as bait to attract both sides, then ordered their clansmen on the outskirts to prepare for a pincer attack.

This was an excellent response, fully demonstrating the Broken Tooth Clan’s commendable war tactics.

However, the problem was that Mok Chief’s orders disrupted the original arrangements of the Broken Tooth Clan, creating opportunities for some devious individuals to fish in troubled waters.

“The clans ahead are all heading to the border area. It seems that the alliance of Grand General Boboke and Duke Babro has diverted Mok Chief’s attention to the battlefield. Our chance has arrived!

Brothers of the Grey Wolf Army are risking their lives to gain us the only opportunity to approach the Sacred Land. Brave comrades are sacrificing themselves every moment. We cannot fail to honor such devotion.

Advance with me!

We must break into the Sacred Land!”

With a team of elite soldiers disguised as Broken Tooth Clan soldiers, Wise Wolf Hog, who had been observing, decisively issued the order to march after confirming the Broken Tooth Clan’s troop movements.

This elite unit of nearly a thousand from the Grey Wolf Army immediately sprang into action, not heading toward the battlefield but instead charging in the opposite direction, straight through the now-chaotic territory of the Broken Tooth Clan toward the guarded Hyena Man Sacred Land.