After several rounds of attacks by Medici, the Intis military realized that the South Baylam Duchy was determined to strike their logistical supply lines.
Therefore, while continuing to strengthen the defenses along the railways, Intis planned to switch entirely to using Extraordinary Power to transport supplies within the next week.
Among the four nations of the Northern Continent, only Loen had extensively adopted Teleportation Arrays for transporting logistical supplies.
During their retreat, no matter how bedraggled they were, they had destroyed the Teleportation Arrays set up on the front-line side.
The Loen military understood very well that once the enemy's lines stretched out, transporting supplies would inevitably consume a great deal of manpower. If the enemy also mastered Teleportation Array technology, the pressure on the front lines would become even greater.
Intis and Fosac each had their own methods of using Extraordinary Power to transport supplies to the front lines, but those methods tied up many of their Extraordinary resources. Thus, whenever conventional means could be used, they tried their best to use them.
But that was no longer possible. Significant losses in both supplies and Beyonders had already occurred along the three railways, and the military finally belatedly began dispatching angels to protect them.
This was to prevent the South Baylam Duchy from attacking the supplies again with angels or Level 0 Sealed Artifacts. At the same time, Intis military thinking changed accordingly. Since the South Baylam Army did not hesitate to use angels in such places, neither could they.
However, their realization had come a step too late. Upon learning that the enemy had begun using angels to protect military trains, the South Baylam Duchy once again stopped attacking the railways.
That very night, Raymond the "Weather Warlock" quietly arrived on a small mountain outside an Intis