Not like the Hectors who could manipulate elents if they got enough power. If I summoned Hectors, and ard them up with gears, then they'd turn scary.
A much better choice was to try and rge the Dragon bloodline with the Hector's. The two could use elent based attacks, and both were quite strong in their own regards.
Of course this was sothing that I needed ti to test and see its results. However for a mont there the idea tempted greatly.
I checked on my soul count, and it kept rising compared to last ti I checked by almost twenty billion. I now got close to one hundred billion soul points, enough to make twenty million of either races or a new one rged between the two's bloodlines.
Tsk! That was barely enough… I looked again inside my inventory and thought about what I should use to deal with the impending crisis.
Aside from the artefacts I got from the paragons from before, there wasn't that much to use against these worms.
These artefacts might look quite useful, but the main weakness about them was their limited range of action.
I could deal with enough worms in a limited area, but wouldn't be able to help the forces on the grand battlefield.
I wanted to have sothing to change the entire course of this fight. I thought about many things and tactics, and without withdrawing my forces back, then things would end up quite bad for my side.
I could handle losing many warriors, but couldn't handle losing this region. I wanted this place as a base for my forces and that required to clear all the enemies and threats from here if possible.
The presence of these worms changed the entire ga. How many of them did the enemy get? Could they call more to help their forces like I was getting out my warriors?
"My techniques…" for a mont there, and just as I pushed aside such tactics thanks to the Exomachines, my technique was supposed to be effective against these worms.
Was this their tactic from the start? To use the Exomachines to stop my threads or what?
If so then they greatly underestimated my threads. Even if Exomachines stood in front of these worms, my threads would still find a way to deal with them.
If I managed to get my hands over a large number of worms before the crisis would befall, then things would turn quite for the better.
My technique alone would be enough to change the entire course of this battle. However, to do so, I got first to find these worms out.
These worms were deep under the ground. And god only knew where they were right now.
For to go around and seek them would be quite futile. The only thod I got was to go towards these holes and either delve directly inside or use my threads to do the task for .
Yet again the problem of these Exomachines glared up once more.
How could I go to these holes, act freely while such annoyance was waiting on guard on the entrances of these holes?
For a mont there I realised why the enemy stationed them around the holes in the first place. As for why they kept these holes, it was sothing related to the nature of these worms.
Wait a second… Just when I was randomly thinking about this matter, sothing crucial popped up in my mind.
These holes… They got to be preserved open for the worms to remain alive!
Until the worms would start their attack, they'd still need the holes they dug to be connected with the surface. And that was usually present at the beginning of these tunnels.
These hoes… They were crucial for the survival of these worms. How co I never thought about this point of weakness before?
The enemy didn't scatter these Exomachines to safeguard against . They didn't co this hard against Sara for discovering the Exomachines or for her to see these holes.
The sole reason was the holes themselves. If I managed to close them, then the worms deep under the ground would end up suffocating and dying!
What a twist! Damn! I got lots of information, and yet missed such a glaring weakness, a fatal weakness of such formidable worms.
[Pay close attention to the ground] and just as I decided to act, I didn't forget about my scattered warriors around, [I'm going to attack sothing scary…]
I started to tell them the basic information about these worms, warning the generals about what might happen next.
I'd start a big bang against those worms and Exomachines. The fight would be hard to control, and after the deaths of the early batches of these worms, others might get inford and find a way out to the surface.
They might not be in location to attack everywhere yet, but that didn't an my forces weren't in any danger.
To be safe, I warned the generals and asked them to scatter their forces around. Sticking around was going to end up quite bad if a group of these worms ca out from the spots they occupied.
In fact, and even if it might seem quite crazy, I described the insane tactic Sara used so far and advised them to use it.
Despite it being a crazy tactic, it greatly suited such a situation. I gave them ten hours to arrange their forces before I'd start acting.
I didn't do that out of boredom or sothing. Trying to rearrange their forces wouldn't take that much ti indeed.
However I wanted to take so ti to do sothing else.
"Before hitting them, it's better to take down these free gears first," I muttered in greed, while eyeing the endless stream of fiends coming from beyond the area of the holes.
These fiends were pouring here endlessly as the enemy decided to use the worms as the final weapon against . So it didn't matter how much of these fiends they'd lose here, at the end they'd crush and my forces.
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