Chapter 172: There was a wonderful dance step in the Three Kingdoms period

Chapter 172: There was a wonderful dance step in the Three Kingdoms period

The two light nuns were startled at the sight of Robb taking out the harp. The last time Robb took out the harp and played a song on both of them, the two nuns almost lost their innocence.

Once bitten by a snake, theyll be afraid of it for ten years. Now they are so vigilant about harps that even without thinking, theyll plug their ears with their fingers simultaneously.

The two dark nuns who sat with them could not help laughing, "what are you doing?"

"Can't hear you!" Two nuns of light shook their heads at them.

"We asked what you were doing. Why did you guys plug your ears all of a sudden? "

Cant hear you!

The two dark nuns said angrily, "Why are you plugging your ears? Light nuns are so rude. Put your fingers down."

The two dark nuns went to pull the fingers of the two light nuns out of their ears.

The two nuns of light dared not let them do it for fear that they might get affected by something terrible, blocking their ears. The four nuns tussled together.

Robb had already begun to play at this time, but he would not bully the little nuns with a charming song this time. He actually played a very oriental song, and he sang, "There was a wonderful dance step in the Three Kingdoms period. When the morale of the army is lax, dance this dance. Unspeakable comfort

With the sound, the war outside the town immediately changed subtly, and the army of the desert kingdom, which was charging, suddenly froze for some reason.

A few seconds later, the front row of Mamluk suddenly began to dance.

They were riding on the backs of camels, so their movements are limited. Left, right, hands dancing flower-like movement, machete moving left and right. It was beautiful.

The strangest thing was that the camels they were riding on were also dancing, shaking their bottoms left and right, following the beat of the music!

The situation on the battlefield suddenly changed.

The skeletons, who had just been cut in half, their heads cut off, their arms cut off, or even broken apart, took advantage of this opportunity to reassemble themselves.

They combined mechanically, like transformers, and with a "kacha," a group of broken bones on the ground soon reassembled into a skeleton soldier.

The two poor skeletons searching for their heads finally picked up their heads, put them back on their necks, shook their heads left and right, then opened their mouths and burst into laughter.

Another skeleton soldier had just reattached its broken left arm when another skeleton soldier suddenly came up next to it, handed it an arm, and pointed to the left arm it just attached.

The former looked down at his just-connected left arm and found that it was a right arm. Well, he got it wrong and attached someone else's right arm to his left arm slot.

He smiled shyly, took it off, gave it back to the skeleton soldier, and connected it with a left arm.

The two skeletons shook hands and hugged each other, and the light of friendship took root in their hearts.

General Jinhuan, who was watching the battle, was startled. The witch doctors and shamans next to him were also stunned.

General Jinhuan scolded loudly, "Damn it, such a powerful bard. He actually controlled 3,000 soldiers with a song, and the other side's skeleton troops took the opportunity to recover and reassemble. Witch doctors, shamans, what did you guys eat? Why dont you guys quickly dispel this magic; otherwise, our army will get killed while theyre dancing.

The witch doctor and shaman suddenly woke up and quickly began to cast their spells.

Their chants are special, both different, but have the same effect, and before long, a witch doctor took the lead in performing the group dispelling spell and hurriedly cast it on the front Mamluk group.

However, after a flash of light, nothing happened.

Dispel failed! The witch doctor shouted in panic, "The caster on the other side is much more powerful than me. My dispelling spell is ineffective."