Chapter 466 - 133: Summoning II

These white, plump giants with wings are originally from the White Ghost race, possessing formidable and massive physiques, pure overlord power!

Numbers... a hundred thousand!

At the same time, Frost Angels, about three meters tall, with frost-blue skin and frost-blue wings growing on their backs, joined the battlefield.

Frost Angels are originally from the Frost Ghost race, mastering the power of frost, which can be excellently utilized in the sea.

In terms of numbers, as many as three hundred thousand Frost Angels were deployed.

And whether Frost Angels or Giant Angels, all are high-tier!

"As for those master-level warriors..." Fitz glanced at the master-level Whale People and master-level Kadi Crocodile People slaughtering wantonly among the Tentacle Demon Sharks with a greedy look in his eyes.

These are all ’treasures’!

"Let the Void Descendants Legion enter the field."

Another order came through.

The long-patient pitch-black Pseudo Dragons immediately flapped their Dragon Wings eagerly, freely swimming in the deep sea, more agile than the sea beasts, charging straight towards the frontline battlefield.

These pitch-black Pseudo Dragons, generally thirty meters in size, numbered over three thousand at a glance.

This time, the Black Wing Nest had drawn a large number of elite forces from the Abyss and the Ghost Race Plane, gathering them onto the Tal Plane.

The number of Void Descendants alone reached a terrifying three hundred thousand, although most of them are high-tier Void Descendants, with less than thirty thousand being master-level Void Descendants.

However, just exposing this force is enough to completely crush the current Sea People Army.

The reason Fitz has not done so is due to two reasons, one of which is naturally to maximize benefits.

The other is being wary of the Sea People Empire suddenly deploying legendary powerhouses, or employing large-scale killing methods, causing heavy losses to the Void Descendants Legion... although the Master could resurrect them, that’s something the Master needs to consider. Fitz needs to consider maximizing benefits in completing this mission.

Moreover, if the casualties are too high, it’s not conducive to the subsequent Black Wing Nest’s rule over the Tal Plane... resurrecting the Void Followers also requires time, and they can only be resurrected once in the short term, not consecutively, and the Tal Plane is so vast, if heavy losses occur during the attack, it will be difficult to incorporate it into governance anytime soon.

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When the Giant Angels and Frost Angels entered, the previously suppressed Tentacle Demon Sharks immediately stabilized the front line and, with the assistance of the two angelic legions, began a counterattack.

Having terrifying power and size, the Giant Angels are ideal tank weapons; they charge frontwards, wielding iron fists and white giant wings sharper and harder than steel unrestrainedly, causing large-scale killing among the Sea People.

Even the powerful Kadi Crocodile Warriors face these Giant Angels at a disadvantage and have a hard time contending with them.

Among the same tier, only the Whale People Warriors, whose physiques are equally astonishing, can barely handle the assault of the Giant Angels.

Despite the seemingly astonishing killings and battles, the Kadi Crocodile, Whale People Warriors, and the Giant Angels, Frost Angels suffered very few casualties, with most casualties among the mid-low-tier Sea People and Tentacle Demon Sharks.

The advancing Void Descendants Legion is similar, with thousands of large pitch-black Pseudo Dragons almost holding the entire battlefield’s master-level Sea Race in check, yet both sides suffered very few casualties.

Even more exaggerated than the high-tier battlefield, although the Sea Race suffered significant losses at the high-tier battlefield, not a single Sea Race master level has perished in the master-level battlefield, all engaged in a ’fierce’ standoff with the Void Descendants.

Those Below Legend level find it difficult to notice the anomaly, but powerhouses above Legendary level feel a tightening in their hearts and are somewhat puzzled and curious.

They can naturally see that these pitch-black Pseudo Dragons are controlling their strength to hold the Sea Race’s master-level powerhouses in check.

What does this indicate?

It indicates that these pitch-black Pseudo Dragons have exceedingly exaggerated individual strengths, mostly surpassing their chosen opponents, which could severely impact the Sea Race.

"Why is that?" The Sea General raises eyebrows, too late even to be surprised at how Black Wing Nest can deploy such elite and numerous subordinate legions.

"Is there some conspiracy?" The Sea General feels nervousness, as behind these subordinates stands the Black King, whose terrorizing power, as a high-ranking member of the Sea People Race, they are extremely aware of.

Even though proud and full of pride towards their own empire and race, the Black Dragon King, which can withstand the Demon Giant Lord who commands floating islands, induces slight dread in their heart.

As the Sea General hesitates.

Sea People Empire Royal Court.

The Sea People Emperor sits upon a throne glowing with brilliant blue Spiritual Light, watching the smoldering front line in the mirror, frowning deeply.

"Black King, what exactly are you planning to do?"

The strange actions of Black Wing Nest planted a seed of doubt in the heart of the Sea People Empire.

However, this did not affect the continuation of the war.

Indeed, to stabilize the battlefield, the Sea People Empire kept dispatching strong individuals from various major sea races under the Empire’s rule.

Gradually, both sides seem to have reached a tacit understanding.

Batch after batch of advanced and master-level warriors entered the battlefield. After fierce fights, very few deaths occurred, then they withdrew from the battlefield, allowing other intact elite warriors to continue taking turns on the field.

"It seems Black Wing Nest also doesn’t wish for their elite warriors to suffer heavy losses." The high-ranking powerhouses of the Sea People Empire grasped the situation.

If that’s so, then they just drag it out.

With minimal elite combat force casualties, and as long as the intensity remains under control and doesn’t affect morale, the deaths of mid-low-tier warriors aren’t concerning.

"This is also an excellent training battle." The Sea General thought to themselves.

After waves of mid-low-tier sea race warriors take to the field and experience warfare, a batch of advanced warriors is born; these elite warriors tempered and broken through in blood and life-and-death combat have indisputable strength and potential.

Not only is the Sea People Empire doing this, but Black Wing Nest is doing this as well.

They send many mid-low-tier followers up, and after a significant number of deaths, those who survive become the elite. Once these elites rest and regain their state, they continue to take the field, engaging in killing, where most perish again, leaving the more fortunate and stronger follower warriors.

In such a battlefield grinder, whether the warriors of the Sea People Race or Black Wing Nest’s warriors, they all are forced to break through limits; failing to break through means death!

Time passes by, day after day.

In between the fierce battle training between Black Wing Nest and the Sea People Empire’s armies, something occurred on the Main Continent.

The Pan-Continent Alliance Army (remnant) quickly collapsed facing the Black Wing Legion led by two core follower commanders, Diya Harut and Isha, and then declared surrender.

Amongst this, the Natural Giant Demon Race, Fire Dwarves Race, and Goblin Race all betrayed the Alliance Army.

This had many factions and powerhouses dumbfounded.

However, considering these three major races belong to the Neutral Faction, it seems quite normal.

After all, the Black King’s power is evident; opposing the Black King is seeking death!

Conversely, joining Black Wing Nest while its reconstruction (after the previous war, major powers on Tal believed Black Wing Nest was nearly wiped out, leaving only the Black King a Dragon) can ensure higher status.

The collapse of the Main Continent Alliance Army made most races and factions swear allegiance to the Black Wing Nest, while a few from the Good Faction resisted desperately, ultimately leading to deaths or escapes, with some becoming Void Followers.

Some powerhouses from annihilated races harbored grief and anger in their hearts, yet powerless against Black Wing Nest, they simply left the Tal Plane, heading to other planes with hatred, awaiting the future.

Among them was the King of Barbarians.

However, the Black Dragon Lord simply did not care.

Over a decade ago, the level of the King of Barbarians was still considered by the Black Dragon Lord as an opponent worth glancing at, but now?

The Black Dragon Lord’s subordinate Legendary Followers already have plenty capable of hammering the King of Barbarians to death.