The Empire's Crushing Losses; Rimuru and the Others' Alt Accounts

Azhdaha likewise had no interest in making a move against these imperial ants. Otherwise, even a few casual strikes would have completely annihilated this army of "650,000"!

To exaggerate a little, these imperial soldiers would not even have been able to withstand Azhdaha's aura.

Although he looked down on the Empire's soldiers, that was simply the truth!

At this moment, Karigulio stared fixedly at the entrance to the labyrinth. All he could do now was pray that the Imperial Army would win!

But it was only a prayer.

Inside the labyrinth.

The imperial soldiers who had entered the labyrinth under Karigulio's command had ended up on vastly different floors due to luck.

The imperial soldiers teleported to the "41st Floor" through the "48th Floor" were naturally extremely fortunate.

Since they were on relatively low floors, the monsters there posed no threat whatsoever to the Empire's well-trained soldiers.

Other than being unable to contact Karigulio and the others outside for some special reason, they encountered almost no difficulties or misfortune. Even their plans proceeded exceptionally smoothly.

They could be said to be incredibly lucky.

Thus, through mutual coordination, the imperial soldiers slew all kinds of monsters, obtained considerable gold, silver, treasure, and specialized weapons, and sent them directly outside according to the original plan.

Even more fortunately, while advancing through the floors, they encountered other imperial soldiers—those who had likewise been placed between the "41st Floor" and the "48th Floor."

Thus, more and more imperial soldiers gathered at the intersections between floors, and the previously scattered groups steadily grew stronger.

The number of imperial soldiers kept increasing. Since they were on the lowest-tier floors of Rimuru's plan, they swept forward almost without resistance, subjugating all manner of monsters and sending their confidence soaring!

Bolstered by their uninterrupted victories, the imperial soldiers'