Outsiders witnessing Magic Protector’s low-altitude concentrated barrage would be absolutely astonished, whether it’s the "Thunderbolt Column", "Five-Edged Frost Blade", various flying flowers, or the "Streaming Waterfall Arrow", Osteo Staffs, Thunder Diamonds, over a hundred different forms of magic converged into a brand-new half-moon arc, truly resembling a Crescent Moon Saber, swiftly cutting across a horizontal fan surface, gently rising low, sweeping open a beautiful parabolic curve!
In front of this magic blade was a large area spread out like a red fan of blood.
The Magic Protectors also had an air force, whether it was the freshwater Mermaid flying to the sky through the first evolution of the "Nymph Water Lily Dual-Repair Domain Barrier" into an "Elemental Shell", or the Butterfly Flower Officials, from above, they simultaneously launched another magic blade.
The two magic blades form a standard forty-five-degree angle, three-dimensional interception, but the toughest part is the continuity of the Magic Protector. When those who have never witnessed a formal mage legion battle, watching one magic saber after another crisscrossing, cutting open grid-like lines, continuously breaking through the air, that sense of thrill and despair is amplified to the extreme.
Magic Protectors’ attacks are all low-altitude trajectories, relatively concentrated, aiming to bombard their opponents with cocktail-style mixed attacks; this approach may seem unremarkable, but once it comes to damage coverage, its might is evident --------- low-altitude trajectories are the most difficult kind of magic attacks to intercept, adhering to the commander’s angle-pursuit feature, every Magic Protector in Summer Palace more or less has a grasp of the curvature; their cocktail-style small angle collaboration can also rely on heteroelement explosive cascades, rapidly breaking down the enemy’s Magic Shield or creating splash damage.
Thus, an interesting scene emerged. On one hand, the priests’ Sonic Blades and the giants’ magical sweeps were formidable, their magic levels not low, but much of the repeated strikes were wasteful, inexplicably leading to their damage numbers being far lower than the Magic Protectors --------- and this was only the warm-up battle for the Magic Protectors, as the commander and several top guides were overseeing the sky, not even concerning themselves with the ground! Fresh chapters posted on N0velFire.ɴet
Formations and instant advantage dictated that the Magic Protectors would, at certain moments, launch waves of faster and faster attack torrents. If their opponents, led by the nose, couldn’t react in time, a fatal loophole would appear, and defensive balance would break --------------- such a scenario occurs only during a formal confrontation, while the Flower Court’s counterattack was full of gaps, with no defensive balance at all; everyone rushing out of the main hall was met with incoming magic and arrows that left them disoriented. Among them, there were quite a few experts with outstanding individual combat capabilities, but they lacked an overall perspective, with some choosing to continue charging forward, some flying into the sky, and others scattering in all directions, a spectacular sight of chaos.
According to Summer Palace Guards’ training, whether faced with a sudden assault or frontal breakout, regardless of casualties, the formation must not be disturbed. Within fifteen seconds, they must advance to a position sufficient to lay down suppressive fire, and within thirty seconds, launch a formal counterattack --------- there are three musts: must press forward with a single burst, must advance in succession, must focus on a constant target.
The Flower Court’s counterattack didn’t meet any of the three musts, most importantly, they didn’t trade casualties for time to build a stable advancing formation with a calm mindset; the only somewhat thoughtful arrangement was releasing thick fog at the hall entrance before the mad rush, intending to disrupt vision and cover their movements.
It was for this reason that some Flower Court experts catapulted through the water surface to break out.
However, the regrettable fact is that these experts, surviving the heavy fire coverage, didn’t choose to regroup into a fist, but instead formed small combat groups of three to five people nearby, covering each other, and were prepared to charge up and take down two magic tutors holding incantations.
It could be seen that this was their most adept style of combat, with smooth coordination and noteworthy performance, but the formations needed for large-scale army battles and small-scale skirmishes are entirely different matters. Using such a mercenary-style combination to deal with a large corps is truly a crazy idea.
No humanoid Divine Beast can ignore the destructive power of ballistae, and the Summer Palace Guards’ standard Bow and Arrow just happen to be within the ballista’s range.
This hidden trait leads to many wrongful deaths, and today is not the start, nor will it be the end.
The Summer Palace’s standard Bow and Arrow is even a bit more formidable than the ballista, because the Summer Palace archers use Jing Gold arrows.
Even without engraving the Annihilation Armor Magic Array, the cutting power of Jing Gold weapons is a presence that makes Giant Dragons frown.
The Summer Palace Guards have an archer establishment close to three regiments, making it Summer Palace’s most massive unit, and an unimaginably terrifying number.
Within three hundred yards, all bodies directly hit by the attendants’ aim are far from the traditional image of scarecrows turned into hedgehogs. The sharp Jing Gold arrows pierce directly through the flesh, leaving humanoid targets formed by blood-dripping arrow shafts on walls, trees, and pillars.
Rovi is a staff officer, and he didn’t forget to note the flaws shown by the attendants in this battle in his battlefield memorandum --------- in melee, the penetrating power of the arrows is sufficient, but the stopping power is inadequate. It is recommended to modify the arrowhead to T-shape, in the style of the sanctuary.
It was Yitiao who felt the most sentimental in this battle, because he was facing off against two unadulterated same-race Bolesand Fire Cranes.
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