The sun no longer shines over the dungeon’s sky; all the light is provided by white mist.
This results in the dungeon no longer having a night, always bright as day.
Because the mist constantly provides light for the dungeon.
Kane and his team quietly sit in the command tent, with Bonona and several commanders of the soldiers waiting inside.
They await the Dark Servants’ report.
With his eyes closed, Kane suddenly opens them and says, "They’re back."
As soon as he spoke, several masses of black mist rushed into the tent, transforming into young girls kneeling before Kane.
"Master, all the camps in the rear are gathering soldiers, heading towards the frontlines, and they haven’t left a single soldier behind in their camps."
Indeed.
The situation is exactly as Kane imagined, the worst scenario has appeared.
The blue faction forces under the dungeon’s control are preparing for a grand battle with them.
And they’re going all out, leaving no retreat.
Gathering these soldiers to attack Kane’s fortress won’t be difficult at all.
They could easily flatten the fortress with a direct assault.
"What should we do now?" Kreya asked.
Just then, the voice of a ssenger ca from outside the tent.
"Captain Kane, Captain Horn invites you to discuss important matters, it’s very urgent."
"Alright, we’ll be right there."
After saying that, Kane got up and then said to Kreya and the others, "It seems Horn and the others have also noticed sothing’s off, let’s go, this isn’t sothing we can handle alone."
After speaking, he led Kreya and the others towards the administrative hall in the fortress.
When Kane and his team entered the administrative hall, it was already full of commanders.
A quick glance showed nearly 50 of them.
In the center was a large sand table, and Horn was discussing sothing with several important commanders?
Upon seeing Kane and his team arrive, Horn quickly waved them over and said, "Captain Kane, you’re here, hurry, the situation is urgent now."
Once Kane and his team approached, Horn imdiately gave an explanation of the current situation.
"The enemy is gathering forces across from our fortress, and their troop numbers keep increasing. It seems they’re trying to seize the fortress in one fell swoop. We don’t know if the rear camps are sending more soldiers for support. Our outposts are conducting reconnaissance, and we should have results soon."
Hearing Horn’s words, Kane imdiately said, "My scouts have already confird that all camps in the rear are gathering troops, heading to the front, bringing all forces from their camps."
"All their forces?"
"Yes."
"Are you sure there’s no mistake?"
"No mistake."
The back-and-forth between the two made Horn’s brows knit tightly together.
The situation has reached its most critical mont.
"They’re aiming for a grand battle with us."
Horn muttered to himself, then without hesitation, imdiately instructed the commanders behind him, "Dispatch ssages to all rear camps imdiately, instruct them to bring all their soldiers to the frontline for support. Rember, all soldiers."
"Yes!" ×N
As Horn’s orders were issued, all commanders in the hall quickly hurried out.
Only a few important commanders remained around the sand table.
Everyone stared at the sand table in silence.
Horn suddenly said, "Even if we gather all our forces, we probably can’t outmatch the enemy."
"Their soldiers are far stronger than ours, and that’s not ntioning that the troop numbers are nearly equal."
These words held no exaggeration; if anything, they were understated.
This is what’s troubling Kane and his team now.
Currently, both forces have occupied half of the map, and if they assemble all their forces, their numbers are actually quite similar.
But the problem arises here: the enemy’s soldiers are significantly stronger than those of Kane’s side.
On average, they can take on two for every one of ours.
And now they’ve received even more enhancents, who knows to what ridiculous extent.
In this grand battle, the combined forces of both sides could reach hundreds of thousands.
Their impact is significantly reduced, almost negligible as an advantage.
Faced with such sheer numbers, Kane’s top-tier combat strength has little room to play a large role.
Their silence stems from this too; in a grand battle of this magnitude, plots and sches hold no power.
Only strength can clash against strength.
The victor will directly seize this dungeon.
At this mont, Kane’s voice echoed, "Captain Horn, if a camp is newly captured, and you recruit new soldiers there, can you dispatch them directly to the battlefield?"
Although unsure of why Kane asked this, Horn nodded, "Yes, I can."
"In that case, I can dispatch so high combat strength units quickly to occupy the now unmanned camps in the enemy’s rear and recruit a considerable number of soldiers within half to a full day to send to the battlefield."
Horn nodded, "This thod is feasible, and at least it gives us a good boost of effective strength."
After making the decision, they began discussing other details, including all enemy forces and the ti needed for full assembly.
After the discussion, Kane and his team quickly headed back to the camp.
Kane gathered all the Dark Servants and a dozen mbers of the Lantern Knight Order together.
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