After that disastrous defeat, the demon races of the six countries retreated and recuperated for several days. Not only did they readjust the tempo and main directions of their attacks, they also dispatched reinforcements to join the war, each force numbering no fewer than one hundred thousand.
Even the Kanglong Demon Country and the Golden-Eyed Demon Kingdom, whose armies had been completely wiped out, were no exception.
The Kanglong Demon Lord gritted his teeth and scraped together another army of three hundred thousand to send to the front lines. Many small races were conscripted in their entirety. The larger races with Demon Kings holding the fort were in slightly better straits, but they still had to cut flesh and break bone; without a hundred years, they simply would not recover.
The overall strength of the Golden-Eyed Demon Kingdom had originally been above that of the Kanglong Demon Country, but the flood Canglan Water Monarch had raised a hundred years ago had submerged nearly half its territory, wiping out many small races. The previous battle had then buried several hundred thousand of its troops, almost exhausting its war potential.
If it wanted to keep dispatching armies to the war, it had to go even further than the other demon countries.
He conscripted every small race within his territory, and even those large races were divided into ranks: those with Demon Kings holding the fort would only be drawn on in a limited fashion; those without Demon Kings holding the fort would all be forcibly conscripted.
One had to know that most of the Demon Kings of these races had fallen in the previous battle. According to the Human Race's tacit rules, these races would be granted a large amount of war compensation, including even Strategic Materials such as Golden Core Forming