In front of the Ratn’s final defense line, all the lines of the United Army gathered together.
Massive camps were distributed in different locations, encircling the Ratn’s defense line tightly.
Raelia walked out of the camp and found Abis.
After not seeing each other for a long ti, she hugged her sister tightly.
"How does it feel? Leading a massive legion."
Raelia teased with a smile.
Facing her sister’s teasing, Abis rolled her eyes and sighed helplessly, "It’s exhausting, the pressure is imnse."
This was truly her heartfelt thought.
Compared to before when she only needed to manage squad affairs, analyze tasks, and deal with challenges encountered during missions, commanding a legion now was an entirely different matter in terms of military decision-making.
The forr was relatively easy and carefree, whereas the latter not only had imnse pressure but often faced inner tornt.
Especially when soldiers in the legion suffered casualties due to her decisions, the pain and guilt were beyond words.
Raelia naturally understood her sister’s feelings.
In this action, although she still undertook the role of charging into battle, by staying by Blake’s side, she also witnessed so of his command and deploynt strategies.
She gently patted her sister’s arm and comforted, "We’ve co this far, haven’t we? Victory is just ahead."
Saying this, Raelia looked at the city wall with a determined gaze.
Even so, the real decisive battle was one final step away, and it was also the most difficult step.
And their current actions were essentially paving the way for this final battle.
...
The siege operation soon unfolded.
The rear forces initiated the assault first, and the front forces had to imdiately follow, applying maximum pressure on the Ratn, leaving them no ti to care about the rear.
However, the Ratn’s current performance was puzzling.
"They’re not afraid? Not collapsing? Not even a hint of chaos?"
The staff in the front line command camp looked at the intelligence in their hands, full of amazent.
The commanders of each offensive line were gathered in the command camp, looking at their intelligence, and everyone fell into a brief silence.
They had originally hoped to disrupt the Ratn’s formation through pressure tactics, but now this tactic had failed at a critical mont.
All the Ratn had beco unusually fierce, unafraid of death. This transformation was truly terrifying.
One must know that even with the influence of the Evil God and various transformations, Ratn have always won by numbers, with the low-level cannon fodder Ratn being inherently timid and cowardly, and they were also the largest group.
But now, even these cannon fodder Ratn beca as desperate warriors defending their holand, fearless of death.
"The Evil Rat must be at play."
Abis said softly.
This statent stunned everyone in the tent.
This was precisely what the United Army, or the Night Watcher, lacked.
They fundantally lacked the highest combat power and knew very little about entities about to ascend to divinity, let alone understanding the Evil Rat, an existence almost akin to a god.
They didn’t realize what powerful forces a godly transcendental Ratman birthed from this world might possess.
Perhaps, this was rely the Ratn’s instinct to defend their holand, sparking unprecedented courage, which was reasonable.
"No need to worry about this, the power we’ve deployed this ti is enough to completely penetrate the Ratn’s defense line. Whether there’s pressure or not, the result won’t change."
Blake, sitting in the main seat, said steadily.
This was precisely the well-thought-out plan they had this ti. Even without the rear assault, just the frontal troops might only take slightly more ti but could eventually break through the defense line.
The hidden rear troops were mainly to more effectively annihilate the Ratn and achieve the combat objectives faster.
After all, in a sense, they were in a tense race against the Ratn.
The Ratn were trying to win this race, allowing their Evil Rat to successfully reach the end and achieve the purpose of divine ascension.
While the world’s barrier hadn’t broken and the external Evil God couldn’t directly exert power, an Evil God born and ascended in this world could instantly turn the situation for the Ratn, from defeat to victory.
This is the terrifying nature of gods, or Evil Gods.
In this apocalyptic mont approaching annihilation, all the world’s negative emotions poured into the Evil Rat without reservation, giving it unparalleled power in this world.
This is also the reason the Evil Rat has been hiding in the black spire perfecting its essence since its appearance.
As soon as it completes the essential enhancent, it can handle various situations and even remodel the Ratman race.
Therefore, it continuously advanced towards this optimal goal.
Fortunately, Kana had discerned the Evil Rat’s course of action from the beginning.
Even if the initially induced Evil Rat was directly an Evil God, Kana had counterasures, not to ntion that the current situation was different.
With knowledge of previous plot lines, Kana held a significant advantage.
Especially after gaining the authority of the Savior, even though the plotline had drastically changed, the key information revealed in the original plot wouldn’t be wrong.
In the original plot, the Evil Rat appeared directly as an Evil God, without the current "forced growth" process, causing more severe problems.
Therefore, Kana clearly understood the dangers an Evil Rat becoming an Evil God could cause and had already devised detailed contingency plans for this situation.
So, even if the Evil Rat ultimately beca an Evil God, it would find that the developnts weren’t as it wished.
Not to ntion, the current Evil Rat hadn’t truly reached that terrifying level.
One could say that the actions of the Four Gods were largely driven by self-interest, fundantally very selfish. At worst, they’d do a bad deal this ti, then walk away, regardless of the fate of this world.
For them, the disappearance of an Evil God born in this world would instead be a relief.
After all, they weren’t strangers to losing deals.
And because of this, Evil Gods appeared so detestable.
Because they always had an escape route while the world facing the Void crisis could only silently endure suffering.
...
Space rippled, and Kana stepped out from the Teleportation Gate.
At this mont, he was suspended in the heavenly realm, with the endless ink-green swirling cloud mass fully in view.
Inside the black spire soaring into the sky, the Evil Rat perfecting its essence had already sensed Kana’s arrival and turned to look at him.
The two mighty existences realized the "face-to-face" confrontation for the first ti.
"Looks no different from its ga image, perhaps even slimr."
Kana thought to himself.
"Is this the Savior chosen by this world? What is called justice and evil... Why does it look like this?"
As an Evil God born in this world, although it hadn’t fully ascended, its divine essence granted it the ability to perceive all life’s negative emotions.
In contrast, it could also infer the positive will of all life in this world.
However, Kana before it was puzzling.
Indeed, Kana harbored negative emotions, although positive emotions dominated, he lacked the flawless, saintly embodint expected of a Savior.
"Neither purely positive nor entirely negative, is it guided by rationality? A Savior acting on rationality."
The Evil Rat found it hard to comprehend the situation before its eyes.
In its perception, a Savior should be filled with positive emotions, suppressing all negative factors.
Yet, the Kana before it was entirely different from what it imagined.
Because Kana always acted based on rationality, striving for the optimal solution.
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