Starting a war was easy; ending one was difficult.
After Satan and Duma had settled matters, they established the strategic guidelines for what came next.
However, putting them into practice required investing a great deal of time and effort into management and planning.
Within the allotted time, Duma pushed the Frontline forward ten kilometers and set up the firepower position seven kilometers away.
That distance was already enough to support Mammon.
In addition, Baal was ordered to support Mammon.
His appearance alongside the Mad Bull Clan nearly threw the battle out of balance in its early stages.
Fortunately, Chaugnar Fagern's phantom rushed around putting out fires, stabilizing the situation.
Otherwise, the breakthrough point would most likely have appeared within the mountains.
Of course, since they had already missed their best opportunity at the start, Baal and Mammon naturally had to return to their original rhythm.
Strictly speaking, whether their operation succeeded or failed was not actually important.
Although the Demon Dragon Clan possessed formidable individual strength, they had a rather serious problem: there were too few of them.
If the situation had been like before, the Demon Dragon Clan could indeed have relied on their personal strength to claim the greatest share of the credit.
The problem was that the Combat Power Units led by the Senluo Elephant Clan had become a little too strong.
Although their individual strength still could not compare with the Demon Dragon Clan, they were no longer completely suppressed as before.
In two-on-one or three-on-one fights, they could generally hold back one of the Five Dragons.
And once their individual advantage could no longer be brought into play, the Demon Dragon Clan's weakness was exposed.
Otherwise, the two sides would not even need equal numbers.
If the Demon Dragon Clan's numbers reached merely one-third of