Surprised? Didn't See That Coming?

No matter how many fierce attacks and charges the Earthguard Army launched toward the Destroyer Battleship's position,

the Dagger Army sent countless troops to hold them back.

One side surged as violently as a tsunami, while the other stood like an immovable mountain.

No matter how many troops the Earthguard Army deployed, they could not shake the enemy's defensive line. On the contrary, the Dagger Army began pressing forward step by step.

The Dagger Army's overall formation gradually took the shape of a triangular assault formation.

The Earthguard Army began being forced back by the enemy.

The United Army was of little use at this point. What had originally been a six-four split had now become forty-five to fifty-five.

The Earthguard Army was instead beginning to be suppressed.

The Earthguard Army's warship groups at the rear began retreating, and their MS and Mobile Armor units likewise started pulling back.

Lieutenant General Eugene felt no ripples in his heart at this result, because it had been within his calculations.

That was because there were still quite a few Dagger Army units in the rear with stealth devices activated, and they had gradually begun blending into the front lines during the battle.

Therefore, no matter how many fierce offensives the Earthguard Army launched, they could not advance any further. For every unit they destroyed, another took its place.

Lieutenant General Shlaik looked at the three-dimensional battlefield map. He had long noticed that something was amiss.

He merely kept his composure for the time being, continuing to command the fierce offensive while having all units gradually fall back.

It would be best if all those stealth units of yours showed themselves so I can wipe you all out in one wave, Lieutenant General Shlaik thought.

"Damn it, after several waves, not only