Chapter 27: Eliminate the goblin threat

The scales on the wolf's throat immediately blew out a lot of steam, and then the heat was like a dam opening, the space around it became distorted, and the scorching temperature instantly blasted into the goblin camp, and the surrounding rotten plants immediately dehydrated and died. The goblins were even worse, being caught in the flames and twisted into a ball in pain, and the rest of the goblins collapsed and ran around.

Field remembered the scene when he was a child, pouring hot water on ants. The fire column swept back and forth in the camp, and the goblins ignited by the flames wailed in pain.

More were directly hit and then burned into a pool of black ashes. The rest of the guys were unwilling to wait for death in despair, and fought back with javelins and stones.