The battlefield roared with chaos as the alliance of tribes clashed against the combined armies of Dragons and Bugs.
While Arson and Sylvia were dealing against the Aquatic dragons and bug swarms, the rest of the armies weren't idle, every tribe had its own battle to fight.
In another side of the battle, Glacius led his Ice tribe soldiers — a cold fury in his eyes. Peggy was standing beside Glacius with Fairy tribe soldiers standing side by side with Ice-tribe.
The Dragons unleashed their flaming breath against him, but Glacius retaliated by freezing the flames midair, creating a mist of steam that clouded the battlefield.
"Cool them down," Glacius ordered, his voice calm but commanding.
His soldiers responded by casting thick layers of ice over the attacking dragons, slowing their movements and making their wings too heavy to fly.
But the Bug tribe soldiers — agile and relentless — swarmed through the mist, bypassing the ice walls.
Peggy instantly responded.
"Not so fast," she said, unleashing a wave of glowing fairy dust.
Peggy then ordered her Fairy tribe soldiers for backup.
They immediately unleashed more fairy dust for shielding the Ice-tribe without questioning her.
The dust formed an ethereal barrier around the Ice soldiers — freezing the bugs in midair — rendering them immobile like delicate glass sculptures.
The fairy and ice elemental combination was deadly:
Glacius froze the larger enemies — the dragons — into icy statues.
Peggy and her fairy tribe neutralized the smaller ones— the bug swarms by suspending them with their magic, making them easy targets for the Ice tribe.
Peggy smirked at Glacius: "You freeze the big ones, I handle the small ones. Seems fair."
Glacius gave a subtle nod — his cold exterior hiding the growing respect for her abilities.
Together, they formed a balanced counterattack — a blend of brutal ice and delicate fairy power.
Dune and Queen Veyra vs. the Bug-Dragon forces
On the other side of the battlefield, Dune — standing like a fortress — defended the Sand tribe's territory.
Every time a dragon soldier or bug swarm tried to break through, Dune conjured massive sandstorms, forming shifting walls of sand to repel them.
"This is MY land," Dune bellowed, his voice like a rolling thunder across the dunes.
But even his powerful defenses began to crack under the combined pressure of dragon flames and relentless bug swarms.
That's when Queen Veyra and her Aqua soldiers struck.
"Let the sandstorm meet the ocean," Veyra declared, summoning cascading waves of water that clashed against the flaming dragons.
Dune's sandstorms buried the bug soldiers alive.
Veyra's water blasts extinguished the dragon flames.
Their elements danced in harmony — the water amplifying the sand, turning it into quicksand traps for their enemies.
Dune glanced at Veyra and gave a rare smile.
"We make a good team," he said gruffly.
Veyra responded with a graceful nod, her soldiers flowing like a river beside Dune's unyielding sandstorms.
Raiken and Wine's chaotic assault
In the heart of the battle, Raiken — the leader of the Thunder tribe — crackled with raw energy.
Electricity surged around him as his warriors darted through the battlefield with lightning speed, targeting both Dragons and Bugs.
"You think the Thunder tribe is weak?" Raiken roared. "Let me show you true power!"
He unleashed a thunderous bolt that struck a dragon mid-flight, sending the beast crashing to the ground, smoke trailing from its wings.
The Poison tribe, led by Wine — Peggy's brother — fought just as ruthlessly.
Unlike the others, the Poison soldiers targeted everyone — including some of their own allies — their venom indiscriminate and deadly.
Wine grinned at the chaos, whispering to Peggy as he passed:
"Sister, alliances are fragile... just like life."
The Poison tribe's toxins spread through both the dragon soldiers and bug swarms alike — their goal was domination, not protection.
The battlefield around Raiken and Wine was pure anarchy:
Thunder blasts striking enemies down.
Poison clouds seeping into the air, affecting friend and foe alike.
Despite their recklessness, they weakened the enemy forces, allowing the other tribes a slight edge.
Metal tribe's technological counterattack
Meanwhile, Leader Metal and his Metal tribe unleashed their advanced weaponry — power of technology.
With mechanical precision, they:
Deployed automated cannons that fired element-infused projectiles at the dragons.
Released steel drones that targeted the bug swarms with small explosions.
Their soldiers wore metallic armor immune to poison and shock — countering both Wine's poison clouds and Raiken's lightning bolts.
Metal's voice boomed:
"Technology will always surpass raw power!"
The Metal tribe was cold, calculated — their advanced weaponry slowly wearing down the combined forces of Dragons and Bugs.
The battlefield's shifting balance
Despite their elemental rivalries, the allied tribes were slowly adapting:
Ice and Fairy worked in tandem — freezing dragons and suspending bug swarms.
Sand and Aqua combined their forces — creating deadly quicksand traps and smothering flames.
Thunder and Poison unleashed chaotic destruction — unpredictable but effective.
Metal brought precision and technology — neutralizing multiple threats at once.
And at the center of it all, Arson and Sylvia stood side by side — their fire and nature abilities blending to protect one another from their elemental weaknesses.
The once disjointed alliances were now interwoven, fighting not just for survival — but for the balance of the planet itself.