Pretending to be a noob in a world scaled by power level

[172] Dark horizon

As dawn broke, the skyline took on an ominous aspect. The demonic fleet, a monstrous silhouette against the soft hues of the rising sun, loomed on the horizon. The sight was grim, yet oddly beautiful - a sea of masts, sails and demonic standards billowing in the morning breeze.

The rallying cry echoed throughout the war camp. With a rush of wind and the beating of leathery wings, our dragon riders took to the sky. The dragons, majestic and ferocious, roared their defiance, filling the air with their resonant battle cries.

Parallel to the dragon riders, the dwarven blimps began to ascend. These marvels of dwarven engineering were loaded to the brim with explosives and heavy projectiles. As the blimps rose, the whirring of their propellers created an ominous drone that vibrated through the air.

They ascended in a unified formation, the dragons' fiery breath and the blimps' steel-grey bodies stark against the morning sky. The sight was awe-inspiring - an imposing aerial force ready to deliver the first blow against the invaders.

I stood tall before the amassed forces, my gaze sweeping over the sea of determined faces before me. I took a deep breath, raising my voice to carry over the crowd.

"Warriors of Erindale, champions of our world, today we stand at the precipice of destiny," I began, my voice ringing out over the shore. "Before us lies an enemy that seeks to destroy all that we hold dear. They come with numbers and strength, seeking to sow fear and discord among us. But they underestimate us. They underestimate our will, our courage, and our unity."

I pointed towards the horizon, where the ominous silhouette of the demonic fleet lingered. "That," I declared, "is not a sign of our impending doom. No. It's a symbol of our impending victory. For every ship that looms on that horizon, I see an opportunity - an opportunity to prove our might, our determination, and our refusal to submit."

The crowd before me seemed to collectively hold their breath as I continued, "Remember why we fight. We fight for our homes, our families, and our friends. We fight for the freedoms we hold dear and the world we love. We do not stand here as separate races, but as a united front against a common enemy. Today, we are not humans, elves, orcs, dwarves, merfolk, beastkin or dragonborn - we are a single force, standing in defiance against those who would seek to ruin our world."

I paused, my gaze once more sweeping over the crowd. "We are the shield that guards Erindale. We are the sword that will strike down our foes. And let me assure you, we are unbreakable. So stand tall, brave warriors. Stand tall and let them see what happens when they dare threaten our world. Today, we fight. And today, we will be victorious."

As the final word echoed out, a deafening cheer erupted from the assembled forces, a thunderous roar of unity and defiance that filled the air and reached out towards the looming demonic fleet on the horizon.

As I yelled the command into my magic orb, a brilliant glow emanated from it, sending my words reverberating through the air. Instantly, there was a response. The ground rumbled beneath us as the dragonborne, with their towering figures, unleashed their power.

With a rush of leathery wings and a roar that echoed throughout the battlefield, the dragons, varying in size and colour, took to the skies. Sunlight glinted off their scales, casting a myriad of hues against the morning sky, from the metallic sheen of the silver dragonborne to the vibrant reds, blues, and greens of their kin. They were a sight to behold, both beautiful and terrifying in their majesty.

They moved with a synchrony that was breathtaking, their formations cutting through the air as if they were a single entity, a living embodiment of power and grace. With fire in their eyes and fury in their hearts, they soared towards the demonic fleet.

The dragons roared, a deafening battle cry that seemed to shake the very air around them, their hot breath turning the cold morning air into mist. Fire erupted from their mouths, a deadly rain of flames that descended upon the demonic ships. The sight of the dragons charging, the sound of their roars and the heat of their fire, cast an awe-inspiring and terrifying picture. It was the wrath of the dragonborne in its full, terrible glory.

In the face of such a sight, the demonic fleet could do little but attempt to retaliate, their arrows and spells paling in comparison to the sheer power of the dragonborne. It was clear: the first blow of the battle had been struck, and it was a powerful one.

Q: Do you play Skyrim?