Or perhaps, is this army of a hundred thousand Tukan truly trying to break through?
Or is it bait to lure the Felen allied forces into taking the initiative to attack?
Preparing for the mont when the Felen allied forces launch a full-scale attack on the rear army of the Tukan, personally commanded by Khan Yan, to execute a sudden counterattack and encircle the Felen allied forces.
Using their mobility and shock advantage, coordinating from both inside and outside, completely shattering them, then gradually consuming and annihilating.
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The Tukan Army.
A Tukan Eagle Rider scout descended near General Batumihe, reporting loudly: "General, a large number of Shark Lizard Beasts and Burrowing Worms have been spotted ahead."
"Order the entire army to halt, rest and wait in place." General Batumihe imdiately issued two orders upon hearing these nas, "Send soone to invite the Great Shaman Harchagai."
These are two types of burrowing creatures commonly found in the Endless Wilderness, a constant headache for the Tukan herders.
Not only because these hunters like to lie dormant beneath the ground, preying on the herders’ livestock herds, and sotis even the herders themselves.
Ordinary herders find it very difficult to kill them, as long as they are buried underground, many thods are powerless against them.
Moreover, these hunters dig nurous tunnels, leaving many natural traps on the surface.
If a rider unwittingly gallops into such an area.
At best, it would break the horse’s leg, at worst, it could break the rider’s spine or neck.
General Batumihe certainly didn’t believe that the discovery of many Shark Lizard Beasts and Burrowing Worms was purely coincidental.
This was probably the first challenge prepared for them by Lady Strategy’s chosen.
The speed at which the Great Shaman Harchagai arrived was much faster than General Batumihe had anticipated.
He is the commander of the Tukan Eagle Riders, constantly leading scouts at the forefront personally,
Upon eting, Harchagai spoke solemnly: "These Shark Lizard Beasts and Burrowing Worms were not released temporarily; this plain is their habitat, and they likely have lived here for several centuries."
General Batumihe’s expression instantly turned extrely grim: "The Great Shaman’s implication is that underneath this plain, it’s filled with their tunnel networks?"
If that is the case, the mobility of the Tukan people will be further restricted.
Originally, he intended to use the Tukan people’s mobility to bypass the enemy, avoiding direct engagent with them entirely.
As long as they circumvent the enemy rear, they can pin them down, preventing them from shifting forces to encircle the tail army led by Khan Yan.
Khan Yan then has the hope to retreat slowly along their withdrawal route.
The earlier discussion between the two was rely considering the worst-case scenario.
If there’s even a glimr of hope, Khan Yan wouldn’t easily abandon it.
"That’s correct." Harchagai confird, "The most we can do is to open up three safe pathways."
"Three paths are safer than one, so we divide into three forces, each separated by ten kiloters, advancing in parallel." General Batumihe decisively responded.
Once the bow is drawn, there’s no turning back.
They really had no other routes—westward lies the Laisel Forest, stretching over a hundred kiloters in depth, and eastward is the boundless Lake Asen.
Both are far more dangerous than this plain, riddled with natural traps.
The southeastern Kingdom of Ser, although an ally, has a notorious reputation. There’s no chance they’d willingly open their borders for a retreat.
Even if they did, the Tukan people would still worry if it’s a trap set by the Kingdom of Ser, aid at squeezing the last bit of benefit from them.
The Wilderness Shamans led by Harchagai employed a simple and brutal thod to destroy the burrowing traps, yet highly effective.
Using the Earthquake Art directly to collapse the tunnels hidden beneath the surface.
Once they are located, even if left untreated, their threat will be greatly reduced.
"Cloud Manta, it’s the enemy’s Ard Ray Fish!"
"All Eagle Riders, rise to the skies, even if you can’t repel them, hold them off; never allow the enemy a chance to approach over the army."
"The enemy’s spellcasters are manipulating the weather; quickly, have our Wilderness Shamans counter them or if it turns into a downpour, our march speed will be severely hindered."
"Damn it, this is the enemy’s serial trap. Our Wilderness Shamans are already busy opening safe paths for our army, with no spare energy to contest weather control with the enemy."
The main Tukan force led by General Batumihe had just entered the Ashanas Plains when they once again felt the extraordinary tactics of Lady Strategy’s chosen.
First, he efficiently utilized the unique geographical environnt of the Ashanas Plains, along with local monsters, creating a formidable first barrier.
This natural barrier not only greatly restricted the mobility that the Tukan people prided themselves on, preventing them from raiding from multiple directions.
But it also occupied most of the strength of their spellcasters.
By the ti the second and third cards are played, they will beco even more passive.
The second card is none other than the Ard Ray Fish, which displayed divine power in the defense of Tavelan City.
Their terrifying bombing capabilities left a deep impression on the Tukan warriors.
They wouldn’t dare grant them a chance to approach their army, so the hovering Tukan Eagle Riders sward to obstruct.
They have fully absorbed the lessons from the previous experience.
The Tukan Eagle Riders used their advantage in numbers and speed to circle around those Ard Ray Fish, keeping the Flying Dragons closely bound to the Ard Ray Fish.
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