"Such an immature sister."
Just as the garden landed, she arrived at an empty camp and flew straight into it.
With Kallen’s arrival, the blue and white camp quickly transford into red and white.
After a few hours, the camp was completely red and white, marking its takeover by Kane’s forces.
Recruits began pouring out from the tents, and a commander erged from the command tent.
He imdiately went to the center of the camp to organize the soldiers quickly.
"Move quickly, everyone co out, check your equipnt and gather. Once we have enough numbers, we’ll quickly move to support."
Scenes like this had played out countless tis before Kallen’s eyes, yet she had no interest in watching. As soon as the camp turned red and white, she vanished from it, heading for another camp.
Initially, they headed directly to the top of the map.
Why not choose the front camp? Because if the supporting soldiers from the rear passed by, all their efforts would be in vain.
Thus, they headed directly for the camp at the very end, slowly advancing from there.
Since they had dozens of mbers, they could occupy dozens of camps at once, often not finding enough camps to occupy.
Others needed to follow the soldiers from the tail, advancing forward. As soon as these soldiers overtook a camp, they would mark it, then record it in the Guild Hall.
Every day, they needed to gather in the Guild Hall to discuss the next actions.
At that mont, one couldn’t help but appreciate the convenience of the Guild Hall.
So, as soon as the enemy support troops at the tail left, the rear camp was imdiately occupied, then red and white soldiers erged, following behind the support troops, slowly advancing.
Until finally appearing, catching them by surprise.
These were the fruits of Kallen and her team’s efforts.
Although, for those freshly recruited ordinary soldiers, such scenarios were unlikely to happen.
...
"Master, master, wake up! The troops are about to assemble, the enemy might attack soon."
The gentle chanical voice slowly echoed in Kane’s ears.
Kane slowly opened his eyes.
"Yuyo, how long have I slept?"
"Master, it’s been a hundred years."
"Hmm?"
"Hehe, just joking. Master has been asleep for 7 hours."
Listening to Yuyo’s words, Kane slowly got up and tapped on Yuyo’s iron head.
"Cheeky!"
Even though he said that, Kane was pleased with Yuyo’s more autonomous behavior.
The atmosphere was sowhat oppressive, and Yuyo sensed the mood, cracking a small joke to lighten the atmosphere, which was perfectly fine.
Kane thought the joke was quite good.
He got up and walked out of the small cabin, asking about the status of his teammates via the ruby lapel pin on his collar.
Since Longbei constantly guarded around Kane, he wasn’t very tired and waited on the walls after a brief rest.
Kreya had just woken up and was rushing towards the wall.
izike and Lilulu were already preparing.
After knowing everyone’s situation, Kane began observing the current state from the walls.
The towering fortress walls were already filled with tightly packed soldiers.
Besides the soldiers in the front row holding heavy tower shields, the ones in the rear carried various ranged weapons.
Inside the fortress, soldiers stood densely packed, ready to replace those above when the gates were breached.
With so many enemies, the gates were bound to be breached; it’s just a matter of ti.
Kane looked towards the opposing side from a distance.
The opposing lines were densely packed, the soldiers resembling swarms of ants.
So formations gathered together, looking like patches of black spots.
The ends of the vision were filled with black silhouettes ford by soldiers.
The entire view was a long stretch of energy reactions, clustered together, covering the entire front area.
As Kane observed the surroundings, a thick magical barrier rose over the fortress, covering the entire sky above.
This was a shield generator discovered after Kane’s team captured the fortress, modified by Kane and Lilulu to beco their asset.
Since all parts of the fortress were full of soldiers, if the enemy broke through with machinery, it could lead to massive casualties, making it difficult for them to resist in their disadvantaged position.
Therefore, a city-defense shield was necessary.
By then, Kreya and izike had arrived.
Upon arrival, izike was already frantically pulling out various potions, each marked with individual identifiers, signifying a custom design for each person.
Kane carefully received the potions, as these would be crucial for their subsequent battles.
Then Kane began to allocate regions.
The fortress was square. Given the enemy’s numbers, they were sure to surround the fortress firmly and attack from four directions.
Given their numbers, attacking from a single direction would be a foolish waste of troops.
Although it would reduce their soldier casualties, they weren’t concerned about those now. Their orders were to push through the fortress.
If they could kill Kane and the team, they would strive to do so.
Efficiency was the key.
The front would undoubtedly be the most intense point of attack, so Kane and Longbei were responsible for its defense.
Longbei’s main responsibility was to defend Kane from incoming ranged attacks as he attacked.
Since these attacks could distract Kane and slow down his efficiency in killing enemies.
izike had to be in the fortress’s center to heal soldiers, as a large treatnt tent already stood there.
Horn’s dics and over a dozen Lantern Knights under izike were also there.
Saintess Finaris rode Cotton Candy, patrolling the entire fortress and performing large-scale healing enhancents.
The remaining dozens of Lantern Knights learning Holy Light were distributed in all directions.
The fortress’s rear and left defense were assigned to Lilulu and Kreya.
The right was left to Bonona and three of Lilulu’s Minotaur generals, most of the Lantern Knight Order, and various advanced troops were stationed in that area.
Ironhoof, the black-haired Minotaur, naturally stayed by izike’s side.
Everything was in place.
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