"Survivor Daily"
Last night, the 1st Thousand-Man Unit of the Legion's 31st Ten-Thousand-Man Corps, along with the "Purge" squad, launched an assault on Black Cloud Peak, the second summit of Ten Peaks Mountain, and successfully secured the entire peak at 22:10...
The facts proved it.
The Eastern Legion's direct units still had some real skill.
After suffering 112 casualties, those elite Velanders equipped with automatic firepower finally planted the Legion's flag atop the mountain before midnight.
The remaining green-skinned brutes and goblins either hid in the manually excavated tunnels and bunkers or retreated to Broken Blade Mountain, the third peak of Ten Peaks Mountain.
Compared with Black Cloud Peak, the natural fortress known as Broken Blade Mountain was somewhat shorter, but nature's handiwork was no less extraordinary.
The entire mountain resembled a steeply rising longsword snapped in half at the middle, leaving only its upper half. Sheer cliffs flanked both sides, where even a few trees could barely take root, much less people.
A slanted road wound toward the summit from south to north. It was also the most treacherous stretch of the Eighty-Li Road of White Bones. Heavy vehicles could hardly pass through it, and even Deathclaws capable of climbing rocks would have difficulty making their way up.
Even so, compared with the other inaccessible natural fortresses nearby, building bridges and roads here would still be somewhat easier.
According to the coalition command's battle plan, the Enterprise's 100th Mountain Division would be responsible for storming this peak, while The Alliance and the Legion provided rear support.
The offensive would begin in three days!
Putting the battle arrangements three days from now aside, Edge Paddling was actually more concerned with the Legion's performance in this battle.
Based on their earlier analysis on the forums, the Legion's true trump card had