On the battlefield, where the smoke had yet to clear, Wild Boar Warriors and dwarf pigmen were cleaning up. The enemy's weapons were useful—our side could use them directly. The combat suits were even better. Although our side couldn't use them, they could be sold to the human side.
The human side had coveted the Beast Clan soldiers' combat suits for quite some time. The metal fibers alone, with their cloth-like texture and softness, were worth a considerable sum.
Besides that, the officers' weapons were valuable as well. Whoever found the remaining spoils could keep them.
Once Su Xiao issued this order, even some wounded Wild Boar Warriors came to collect loot despite their injuries. These were Wild Boar Warriors with wives, and they had already developed concepts of private property and family.
As Su Xiao walked across the battlefield, he suddenly saw red light flickering among the corpses. When he approached, he discovered a Crimson Card beneath the pile of corpses formed by Beast Clan soldiers and Wild Boar Warriors.
An enemy Contractor had died in this battle. In a melee of this scale, even if the Contractors wanted to retreat, they had to withdraw with the main army. Joining one of the sides in such a large-scale battlefield offered many benefits.
The price was that, for example, if an Apocalypse Paradise Contractor joined the Beast Clan alliance and participated as part of its faction, then if that Contractor deserted during battle and was discovered by the military police, the Judgment side would pursue the matter afterward.
Continuing to participate would be impossible. Ultimately, failing to participate would cause the War Mission to fail. If the Contractor was judged to have fled out of cowardice, Apocalypse Paradise would execute them by force.
As an Apocalypse Paradise Contractor, failing the