1260: Chapter 348 An Eye for an Eye 1260: Chapter 348 An Eye for an Eye In the original arrangent by Liu, he had planned to wait until the four attacking forces were ready, perform a grand flanking maneuver within Kalimantan City, enclose the Caliph Royal City with an iron wall, and then launch a total assault.
The reason for this tactical setup was key, as victory was already assured for Bimon, and Liu planned to round up all the resistance forces from all sides and squeeze them into the center, and then annihilate them with the most elite attacking forces, once and for all.
It goes without saying that the premature strike by the War God’s Sumr Palace Guards must have been Daisy’s arrangent, as no one else would dare to overstep and issue orders.
This Fairy Dragon, a graduate of Saint Francisco Military Academy, although lacking Roml’s bizarre command art, also had her own ideas on tactics.
Faced with the swift mobility of the air force and the powerful attacks of the Double-powder Gourds and Mirror Cannons, it was already a miracle that these Mulanese warriors, adept only at spear throwing, did not fall into complete disarray upon the sudden attack.
Supporting the city was utterly impossible, and from the mont the Bimon Army entered the city, every bone in it began to groan as it was slowly crushed to pieces.
After the city gates were blasted open and their massive locks broken, the people living in the city called Kalimantan were wholly cut off from any hope of escape.
They were like old models trapped in a jar, and as soon as the final resistance at the Royal Palace was dealt with, the city’s last glimr of hope would be extinguished, hastening their end.
Liu was indifferent about when to launch the total assault on the Caliph Royal City.
In fact, the reason for not attacking the Caliph Royal City imdiately was that he did not harbor much hope for rescuing Princess Nancy amid the chaos of battle.
To die for a noble cause holds no regrets, as one dares to demand the heavens and earth to turn anew.
Sacrifices are inevitable in war, and for the battle-hardened Liu, the idea of being overly cautious for the life of one or two individuals was laughable; it wouldn’t matter whether it was a princess or even if the one held captive inside was His Majesty the King—the plan would proceed regardless.
Of course, Prince Kahn and the Liger Princes understood this as well, but everyone kept this understanding to themselves.
Even if the Mulanese were any less competent, murdering Princess Nancy, hidden within the confines of the Caliph Royal Palace, would be a task easily accomplished.
Clearly visible in the already-prepared tactical arrangent, the goal Liu had set for the Bimon Army aid directly at the abundant resources and wealth within Kalimantan City, with particular focus on seizing the much-needed armants and the Mulanese Blacksmiths capable of forging sharp divine weapons for the Bimon Kingdom.
Rescue Princess Nancy?
If there was not enough ti, it simply would not be done.
A seasoned patron in the company of a beautiful courtesan might, after all, show more courtesy than a pure-blooded noble; a grand larcenist alongside a fat sheep might behave like a gentleman, at least initially.
This is not because the seasoned patron or the grand larcenist have turned over a new leaf; they disdained to settle for small gains, opting for complete and decisive victory instead.
And that was exactly Liu’s personality!
Even with overwhelming wisdom, Roml could never have predicted that the rough, lecherous and slightly foolish Beamon Shaman would have such a frighteningly huge appetite—that he planned to squeeze out every essence of this supercity with a population of 1.2 million and swallow it whole, leaving not a single residue behind.
What did angering the Mulan Empire matter?
Not angering this Mulan Empire would not make the nation any more noble.
He had co from afar with the purpose of avenging Helen for the massacre at Maple Leaf Village; this opportunity serendipitously allowed him to settle both national and personal scores, killing two birds with one stone.
The Achilles’ heel of the Bimon Kingdom was its weak armant industry base.
With a strong armant manufacturing capability, equipped with heavy armor, sturdy shields, and keen weapons, Bimon warriors would be the nightmare of soldiers across the Pan Continent!
A single princess could not completely reverse the fate of Bimon Kingdom’s current disadvantages, and fundantally changing the kingdom’s backward armant manufacturing industry was Liu’s ultimate strategic goal.
The Mulanese Blacksmiths’ blades were even better than those of the Aegean Dwarves, and by plundering this manufacturing force, even if His Majesty Grecke Sal were an incompetent fool, he would surely comnd the contributions made by the Expeditionary Army.
However, Liu was determined to capture Caliph Abdullah, as the blood oath scarred into his face was not made in vain, and now that Roml had led his troops away from Kalimantan City, all of Liu’s suppressed fury required a person of sufficient status to be worthy of experiencing it.
The lengthy Magic Spells continued, with a vast expanse of dense dark clouds accumulating over the Caliph Royal City, black as thick ink, with dozens of whistling spiral-shaped cloud columns descending and trapping every direction of the Royal Palace walls.
Thick, indomitable Lightning Chains road among the cloud columns in all directions, not causing a single casualty but indeed boasting an intimidating presence.
The Forbidden Magic Domain of Saint Chiao was not akin to the Magnetic Forbidden Area that Imam Abdullah could only execute with the aid of Magnetic Mountain.
This was a standard Elental Power restricted zone where any Magic Elent would dissipate into nothingness!
In a sense, even if a divine avatar entered the Saint Level domain, they would be equally helpless!
“Hurry, hurry, hurry!” Liu roared desperately.
Although the Forbidden Magic Domain summoned by the Saint Chiao Mage could not possibly disappear instantly, he still hoped his warriors could be faster, not to waste the power of this domain.
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