In the pitch-black universe.
The Beast God Race's four-million-strong army stood in orderly formation, two hundred rows from top to bottom and two hundred rows from left to right.
Each row contained one hundred soldiers.
From afar, the Beast God Race's formation resembled an upright honeycomb. Its advantage was that if they encountered a surprise attack, they could swiftly turn and launch an assault on the target.
When battle began with the enemy head-on, this formation was also convenient for a war commander to direct attacks. Every row of soldiers held a number. When the war commander called out a number and gave an order, the warriors in that row only needed to charge at their target.
Originally, battles involving armies of millions were extremely disorderly and chaotic. Yet the Chaos Beast Race would rather make their race's tactics rigid and suffer heavy losses when ambushed than allow their formations to fall into disarray.
The reason the Chaos Beast Race dared deploy their troops this way without fearing betrayal from their soldiers was because they, too, reproduced through the Chaos Beast Ancestor.
Great Sage Chan He, Great Sage Zhou Hen, and the others were all Chaos Beast Ancestors, capable of creating large numbers of clansmen. The clansmen they created could be given intelligence or left without it.
For example, among the armies created by Chanhe Quasi-Saint and the others, the God King Tier 5 clansmen standing in the outermost three rings had no intelligence. They did not fear death, and they would swiftly counterattack when attacked.
Even if they died, Chanhe Quasi-Saint and the others could simply breed another batch. Though they were many times slower than the Insect God Race, they could still reproduce them, so naturally, they did not fear these mindless clansmen dying in battle.
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