Before the personnel from the two major Churches arrive to provide support, it's unlikely they would take action at a huge cost.
After all, such a large number of Legendary Undead, even if they were Legendary creatures in life and their combat abilities have declined upon becoming Undead, they are still legends!
Since when have legends beco so fragile that people treat them like sandwich cookies, biting into them one by one?
Therefore, even Kael, considering the possibility of being attacked from three sides, wouldn't rashly confront these people head-on.
It's not that they can't be wiped out, but to eliminate them completely would inevitably require revealing so cards.
Kael felt that using his trump cards against these not-so-crucial combat forces would be a bit of a waste.
That's why he asked Hassaka if the super-large White Bone Centipede, which was the main force of the Skeleton Wave, was mixed up with that group of Legendary Undead.
If so, with reinforcents that could quickly co back, taking out the super-large White Bone Centipede first would beco significantly more challenging for Kael.
However, contrary to Kael's expectations, Hassaka shook his head, saying, "According to intelligence gathered by the Infiltrator army, the super-large White Bone Centipede almost never acts with that group of Legendary Undead.
They are like two distinct systems, often not intersecting, with those Legendary Undead mainly distributed around the surrounding areas for monitoring and observation."
"Hmm?"
A suspicious look flashed across Kael's face.
After a mont, his eyes dimd slightly, as if realizing sothing.
It's not that the Skeleton Wave lacks control over its group of Undead.
After all, since they've beco Undead, expecting them to have any sort of freedom is overestimating these Legendary Undead.
The reason this group of Legendary Undead is spread out is simple: they have their mission, and it's not to target the top-tier one-man-army types, but those who can unleash the potential of collective war.
In simple terms, the purpose of the Legendary Undead and their Undead group is to intercept armies, not to intercept ultimate forces like Kael who could match a Demigod.
It's almost like...
Anderson is consciously creating an environnt, one that allows for a solitary dialogue with "individual ultimate force".
Upon realizing this, Kael thought of the most crucial question.
He looked at Hassaka again and asked, "When arranging the Legendary Undead and their Undead Army, did you investigate their general distribution?"
"Yes." Hassaka extended his finger, and the Gluttonous Sli on him lightly touched Aister on Kael, instantly transmitting all the information gathered by the maids of the Shadow Garden and the Infiltrator army to Aister's body.
Kael quickly browsed through it and thoughtfully said:
"Ten percent of the forces are guarding the core tribal area, forty-four percent are guarding against the holy Briania and the Federation's armies, and the remaining forces are fully guarding the vacant areas, or in other words... areas that might be breached by a formidable foreign enemy.
Anderson, what exactly are you afraid of?"
Such a distribution is undoubtedly very unreasonable.
As for that group of lackluster tribal soldiers, giving them ten percent, is like doing the unstructured tribes a favor.
But to use only forty-four percent of the forces to defend against the armies of the Bell Federation and the holy Briania, who are engaged in battle, is sowhat absurd.
Ultimately, on this continent today, there aren't many top-tier collective combat forces comparable to these two armies.
Of course, the reason they can be compared is mainly because neither country has yet committed their full forces from the start.
But even so, with a Demigod leading, a legend as the vanguard, and a large number of Transcendent Stage professionals forming a top army, since when were they looked down upon like this?
"Hassaka, what do you think?"
Kael looked at Hassaka and said this.
Hassaka hesitated for a mont and said, "The conclusion our internal analysis reached is that it's not that Anderson doesn't value the main armies of both sides, but in Anderson's perception, it's impossible for both sides to commit all their combat power to besiege him.
The core purpose of both armies is still to eliminate each other's military strength, so when actually facing these people, the crisis isn't as significant as imagined."
Kael then asked, "So, what kind of reasoning led them to such a judgnt, to distribute nearly half of their combat power to guard the periphery?"
Hassaka candidly replied, "It indicates that in Anderson's perception, there exists a group that will resort to any ans necessary to launch an attack on him.
Even in terms of threat alone, the attack intensity from this group would surpass the two national armies who don't dare fight freely."
"Hmm, almost like a Prophet, knowing that soon there will be those who can't sit still and will launch an attack on him. Hassaka, do you know what this situation implies?"
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