After Breaking Waves Riding Wind and Ye Luo began their operations, the allied forces also made their move. They dispatched over 5,000 ground cavalry straight at China's main force, with a large number of aerial troops following behind them.
After hearing San Mei Shi's analysis, everyone understood their intentions and realized just how much trouble those 5,000 ground cavalry would cause. They could not help but worry.
Indeed, 5,000 ground cavalry was nothing to the allied forces, but it could cause China tremendous trouble. It could even result in China's Mammoth Cavalry and part of its aerial forces being killed and eliminated without accomplishing anything. That would greatly reduce the pressure on the allied forces when their aerial troops attacked.
At this moment, the advantage of having superior numbers was fully displayed. The allied forces had plenty of people, and even if all 5,000 ground cavalry were wiped out, it would not greatly affect their fighting strength. After all, aerial forces were what truly decided victory or defeat. Moreover, those ground cavalry were mixed with aerial troops and three or four Combination Skill teams.
Everyone had witnessed the power of Combination Skills. Not only did they deal tremendous damage, but more importantly, they covered a wide area. Even when cast from the ground, they could envelop players in flight. The damage inflicted by three or four Combination Skills would be terrifying, with a chance of killing more than half of China's aerial forces.
Of course, most Chinese players had Invincible Means, but using them merely to counter the ground cavalry's Combination Skills would be too wasteful. When they faced the allied forces' aerial troops afterward, they would undoubtedly be at a severe disadvantage.
Furthermore, players might be able to use Invincible Means to avoid Combination Skills, but their mounts could