Strategically speaking.
Lu Yuan had a great deal he could say.
But tactically speaking.
Especially when it came to the tactics of this final battle.
Lu Yuan truly had nothing much to say.
Soldier against soldier, general against general.
He would take on all of the enemy's Earth Supremes in a one-on-one.
The remaining Supremes and non-Supremes would be left to Hu Jiu Jiu and the others.
Even the task of boosting morale was handled by Hu Jiu Jiu and the others.
To be fair.
Everyone understood exactly what level of difficulty they were about to face. Even hell was insufficient to describe it. One person would have to hold off seven or eight opponents, and nearly every one of those opponents was stronger than them. Forget attacking; even defenders would be helpless against such a disparity.
Yet they understood even more clearly how much pressure Lu Yuan was under.
It was the same vast gap in cultivation.
Not only had the numbers not decreased, but they had expanded to fifteen or sixteen. In other words, they only needed to hold off seven or eight people alone, while Lu Yuan had to hold off fifteen or sixteen people alone—and defeat them.
It truly was a mad battle.
Like striking a stone with an egg.
Of course, frankly speaking, Lu Yuan himself had not expected things to develop to this point. He had originally prepared to capture the ringleader first and employ a decapitation strategy, striking from the top down. He had not expected these great powers to give him such an opportunity, allowing him to cut away most of their wings. Although he still had to fight seven or eight people alone, that was better than fighting seventy or eighty alone.
Though the outcome would not differ much.
Whether it