Chapter 519: Chapter 395: The Weird Demon’s New Tactic
Tian Chunyan’s hope was actually the hope of the vast majority of the native warriors.
War, of course, would bring death and sacrifice.
But compared with their previous battles, the current victory was sothing they had dreamt of for countless years.
Even death and sacrifice seed to bring little sadness, as joy from the victory filled their hearts.
After all, with such a level of sacrifice, if one could attain such a victory, what more could one desire?
This had beco the norm for human civilization’s warfare over the past few years.
Not just for Tian Chunyan, other Legions were much the sa.
With strong resource support, powerful military honors as an incentive, and even more terrifying intelligence support, the accumulation of various advantages made it hard to think of how to lose.
Even if occasional unpredicted variables occurred, leading to heavy losses for so Legions, they would quickly be countered. More often than not, equally tily support would arrive, minimizing sacrifices and losses.
Warriors like Tian Chunyan had beco accustod to such victories and earnestly hoped they would continue.
However, compared with them, high-level Legion officials had many more things to consider.
Their responsibilities were greater, and their requirents for the war’s outco were more than just victory.
“The strength of this batch of Weird Demons is truly different from the previous ones,” Zhou Wenbo observed as he reviewed the continuously compiled data, his expression rather grim, “The loss ratio is quite ugly.”
While it’s said that rcy doesn’t rule soldiers, the ratio of battle casualties was also an important factor in assessing the capabilities of the command system and military exploits.
After all, with such a huge advantage in warfare, if re victory counted as military honor, it would inevitably allow so slackers, and even the incompetent, to receive undeserved accolades and records of victory.
Based on the current data, even though it was certain that the average strength of the enemy was indeed stronger, it did not count as any remarkable achievent.
Therefore, not just Zhou Wenbo, but everyone’s expression was grave.
When the lives of warriors and personal interests were tied together, even the most selfish had to weigh their options.
“Commander,” the Main General from Contract Spirit Civilization said directly, “Aggressive combat has not achieved the expected effect; we must make a decision.”
Indeed, everyone nodded in agreent.
Should they continue to push the army aggressively forward to get a clear understanding of this batch of enemies, or should they accelerate the implentation of a rapid assault plan?
Presently, faced with their aggressive advance, these Weird Demons indeed differed from those they had encountered before— they did not actively avoid conflict nor did they seem disordered. Instead, they engaged in battle proactively, advancing and retreating with skill, with many of the additional casualties stemming largely from the enemy’s strategic deploynt.
For instance, rapid assaults, as well as so elents beyond accurate intelligence.
Especially the latter.
Shen Hao’s Small Map could accurately provide the points value of the Weird Demons, largely figuring out the force Level.
However, firstly, it could not clearly define the ability category. So abilities that were too weird could exert effects beyond their points level. And secondly, so objects beyond oneself were also not included in the points range.
Thus, in the wars against human civilization, Weird Demons had gradually started to frequently use external objects.
And this situation had been even more prominently displayed in the present battle.
Everyone could clearly feel that these Weird Demons were trying things out, continually exploring ways to counter the Human Civilization Army on the front lines, and were quickly getting results.
“I’ve contacted the higher-ups,” Zhou Wenbo let out a breath and said gravely, “Other areas are facing a similar situation, and moreover, the information flow among these Weird Demons is extrely fast. So tactics that have erged here and had an effect, quickly appeared in an extrely distant battle zone—this is enough to show that these Weird Demons are indeed out of the ordinary and have co prepared.”
Everyone’s expression beca more solemn.
In the past Trials, it was always the Trial Civilizations that designed targeted tactics, weapons, equipnt, and even Transcendent abilities against their Trial enemies.
But now, the tables had turned.
Weird Demons were quickly optimizing themselves in response to the performance of Trial Civilizations.
However, this was ultimately the forte of Trial Civilizations, so they also knew the thods to respond.
Zhou Wenbo didn’t even look at his sister, but made the decision directly.
“We’ll cut through the chaos with a swift blow, act imdiately, and not give the enemy ti to prepare!”
Yes, he had made a decision and was not prepared to drag things out any longer.
Zhou Wenxin did not object, so orders were quickly arranged.
The plan of attack for the front-line army beca even more aggressive, and even trickier, not rely a pushing offense but mixed with blitz-style attacks.
Often, a Warrior would lead the army, directly bypassing the front lines and attacking small worlds still behind the Weird Demons’ camps.
And these were mostly places where powerful Weird Demons were stationed.
At the sa ti, all Warriors were prepared for their own targets, continuously probing for intelligence during this process.
Until the final mont of the raid ca, Zhou Wenbo and Zhou Wenxin gave the order, and all the Warriors from the human system simultaneously appeared before their own targets!
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