Lu Yan panicked the moment he saw it.
The Magic Immunity Orb meant his side could not use magic to inflict precise damage.
For example, they could have cast Blindness on a Cyclops and crippled it outright, or used the Forgetfulness Spell to make it abandon ranged attacks, or even Charm it into attacking its own side.
That was what made magic so terrifying.
Without a Hero leading them, no matter how many troops you had, you were nothing but prey for others to toy with.
And now the enemy Hero was level 50, with maxed-out Tactics and magic immunity. How were they supposed to fight this? But Lu Yan's panic did not mean his generals and staff officers were panicking.
They swiftly responded.
The soldiers scattered and retreated in large numbers. As warriors of the church, their morale was MAX. Since they truly could enter Heaven after death, everyone wanted their deaths to have value.
This tactic would not cause a rout. With ordinary conscripts, letting them retreat freely before a powerful enemy would have sent them into complete collapse.
Then the flying units moved out, mainly recruited wild Thunderbirds and Rocs. They were the sort that recognized whoever fed them as their master. They were not even human, so what loyalty could they possibly possess?
These flying units soared above the Cyclopes, preparing to cripple their ranged capabilities.
This was not a turn-based game. Every moment required responses from both the Commander and the units themselves.
The irritable Cyclopes directly picked up Giant Stones and hurled them at the airborne flying units.
This was practically courting death.
One flying unit was smashed to death, but when the stone fell, it crushed three Cyclopes.
The enemy Hero adjusted in time. He ordered the Cyclopes to ignore the flying units