Lieutenant General Reigendrey, commander of Glaisen Base, received news that the commanders of two Royal Knights had been killed in battle. Several investigations were conducted to confirm it.
In the end, the facts proved that the commanders of the two Royal Knights had indeed died. The remaining Royal Knights of Sapphire and Night Hunter were still stubbornly holding out.
This undoubtedly dealt the Dion Empire a devastating blow. Six of the Ten Royal Knights had already been wiped out.
In contrast, not a single one of the Skywing Mercenary Group's eight directly subordinate units had been annihilated or defeated.
Moreover, over the past few years, they had lost far more battles against the Skywing Mercenary Group than they had won. Especially recently, they had been driven back step by step by the Skywing Mercenary Group.
Now, many officers and soldiers, especially those at the bottom ranks, had begun to believe that they could not defeat the Skywing Mercenary Group.
Quite a few soldiers immediately surrendered to the Skywing Mercenary Group when they felt they could not win or had run out of ammunition.
Lieutenant General Reigendrey looked at the current casualty ratio. It had reached 1:4. For every Skywing Mercenary Group unit destroyed, the Dion Army lost four units, and that included the Skywing Mercenary Group's aircraft.
If the destruction of the Skywing Mercenary Group's aircraft were excluded and only MS losses were compared, the estimated ratio had reached 1:9. Furthermore, the casualty ratio might widen as the battle progressed.
It was not that the Skywing Mercenary Group's pilots were exceptionally outstanding, nor that their MS technology far surpassed that of the Dion Army. Rather, the Dion Army lacked experienced MS pilots.
The Mobile Armor loss ratio was even worse, directly exceeding 1:12. Besides the lack of experienced pilots, there