The battle overhead was unpredictable, and who would win remained unknown.
However, it was a fact that Kankuli had been tied down by Xiao Tianyang.
Although the War God Kingdom's legion had more than Kankuli as a commander, none of the others possessed his deterrent power.
At the same time, none of them could match his skill or experience.
Even Kankuli had been driven into a desperate situation when fighting Wang Jian. If someone else had been commanding, the situation would only have collapsed faster.
Besides Kankuli, William had originally been the best candidate to replace him.
However, with Yue Shen's deliberate notification and the fierce battle in mid-air, it was impossible for Wang Jian not to notice.
He had long since recognized William and Atalia's central positions on the battlefield.
There was an essential difference between warriors and soldiers.
The former leaned more toward individual combat strength. They formed small teams in battle, complementing one another to produce a finishing touch.
Soldiers were different. They emphasized cooperation first and individual strength second, maximizing the group's power.
Naturally, they also had weaknesses.
For example, warriors found it extremely easy to fight favorable battles and held tremendous advantages in small-scale encounters.
Yet in large-scale melees, they gained no advantage at all. They were even more likely to collapse due to chaos within their command system.
Of course, as warriors, their morale could fall, but they would never turn around and flee in the end.
Soldiers, on the other hand, had no obvious strengths, nor did they have obvious weaknesses.
If there truly was one, it was their lack of individual character.
Once separated from their legion, it would be difficult for them to become true powerhouses afterward.
Wang Jian had analyzed the key point, and thus discovered several gathering points on