The rabbits, seized with rage, rushed to the first barrier.

And they coped with it, only five rabbits fell under the sharpness of the tips.

The rabbits overcame the fire barrier by sacrificing the first fallen, creating a road of smoldering bodies.

It did not last long, but it was enough for three dozen rabbits to pass the fiery circles.

There was only an open field ahead of them, but the first rabbit stepped on it, throwing its head back to the sky, silently screaming.

At this moment, one could see how the field was transformed by many words. They were like mines that floated across the field, from one place to another, with no end point.

When the words touched each other, they bounced off, moving to unpredictable points.

Now Mark could vaguely guess that this field was created by the seal master. And this is most likely some very complex system. Since the less logic in the system of seals, the more difficult they are. Creating unpredictability was a particularly difficult task.

From what Mark saw, he could only guess that these seals were more likely to be curses.

Curses are a short-term negative effect that any of the elements has in itself. This cannot be done without understanding at least rank 5 of the seal master.

This stopped the wave for a while. Spiders followed the rabbits. They were three meters tall, and looked more like a bulldozer that could not see obstacles. The field of mines and the flames they overcame with ease.

The glade filled with curses was able to overcome only a dozen of the forty spiders.

They confidently rushed to the walls, not caring about their own health.

The next thing the spiders encountered were the pillars. There were only five of them, entering the radius of the pillars, lightning fell on each spider within a radius of 100 meters. This froze the wave of monsters.

Now everyone smelled the burning smell from the meters, and it was visible how the paws of spiders crack under their weight from fractures received after lightning strikes.

As the lightning struck the first spider, the battlefield itself lit up with the released voltage of electricity.

At the entrance to the forest one could see many snakes that moved slowly in the shadow of the spiders.

That alone gave Mark goosebumps.

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Such inconspicuous behavior, slightly frightened everyone. Since if it were not for the lightning, the snakes would have been able to crawl unnoticed to the very walls.

Due to the fact that no one heard anything, it was incredibly difficult to adjust.

Seeing the snakes that crawled under the dead spiders, Anna threw another torch at the entrance to the village. The fire fell into a puddle of green liquid, reacting, and green smoke began to rise from the walls themselves. At that moment, everyone took a step back from the walls.

Without much thought, Mark pulled Hay back.

Upon contact with green smoke, all snakes turned into a goo of green mass.

That alone looked sickening, but there was no denying the effectiveness.

This continued for another 2 hours, the acid cloud stopped rising, signaling its end.

This caused a little fear on the faces of the wolves and she-wolves. Each of them held tightly to the weapon they were using.

The first to reach the walls were wolves.

Mark was able to see how they were able to jump over the wall landing right in front of him. There were only three of them, as they show that they are the oldest and largest in the pack. Their fur glistened from the fire of the torches, and the coldness of their wolf gaze was hard to miss.

The battle began with the fact that a net was thrown over the largest. Alpha tried to get out, but he was dealt with quickly.

First, damaging the dry paws. And then, with one precise blow, they pierced the skull using a spear. The two wolves on either side were distracted by the ice that bound them. Surprisingly, it was Milan.

Mark, seeing this, overestimated the right hand of the head of the village. Although in reality it is not difficult to materialize an intention in the elements, but the most important thing is to understand how to do it. Having managed the first time, subsequent ones will be easier.

The wolves that jumped on the wall were just the beginning.

A minute later, snakes crawled onto the wall. There were more and more of them.

Mark and Seno also joined.

Although the snakes had lost their former sharpness of mind, they were desperately trying to bite anyone who was in the attack radius.

Because all the animals went crazy, they couldn't use their natural skills. Otherwise, this battle turned into a massacre.

For some time after the death of the monsters, the raid stopped.

This was used by everyone going down to the bottom.

Everyone followed Anna, there was no doubt about the unity of the beastmen.

Going down the field where everyone was standing, a bright red moon lit up.

As if signaling a continuation, the light only intensified and began to make the atmosphere more and more suffocating.

[Congratulations on the first wave. And now the main event begins. Each participant will attract monsters depending on the number of monsters killed during their life in this world. Good luck]

A scarlet mist began to emerge from the forest. This made Mark's hair stand on end all over his body. He felt many glances from the forest that fixed their intention on him. Seno felt the same, only weaker.

The first who ran out to the group were the witches. There were only ten of them.

Each of them was about five meters tall, looks like a mountain of muscles.

The Vedmedes were able to freely overcome the flames that burned down their last moments.

When faced, the beastmen flew away like toys after the first attacks of the bears. Mark, seeing this, did not dare to retreat, knowing that the fate of fleeing from monsters is equal to death. While waiting for the bear to strike, Mark dived under, grabbing the bear's ear, he saddled his head and began to prick his face with a sword.

This was not an easy task, as the bear strongly resisted the kick. When Mark struck the thirtieth blow, he did not feel resistance, and breaking through something soft, he felt the bear first tense up, and then fall.