Thus, Alex convinced everyone at the meeting, and the Allied Army began making adjustments according to the plan formulated there.
Large numbers of troops began to redeploy. The Iron Birch Family transferred an elite legion, while the Raine Kingdom also dispatched a regular legion.
Once both units were in position, the Allied Army used these two legions as its main force and launched surprise attacks on the two mountain passes.
With the support of the Golden Sunflower Family's Artillery Corps, the elite soldiers of the two legions charged forward without fear of death. In less than half a day, they routed the Xister Kingdom troops stationed there and broke through both passes.
The two legions then surged out of the two mountain valleys like a tide, charging directly into the flank defenses of the Xister Kingdom army.
The two legions won battle after battle, defeating multiple Xister Kingdom units.
However, the long-distance raid and the great exhaustion the soldiers had suffered while crossing the valleys weakened the two forces' momentum. They failed to capture any towns held by the Xister Kingdom army.
The two legions that had entered the plains beyond the valleys also faced the problem of overstretched supply lines. They had no choice but to halt, unable to achieve any further breakthroughs.
Yet their appearance placed enormous pressure on the Xister Kingdom army, forcing it to deploy all its reserve forces there and even pull troops from other fronts to reinforce the defenses.
As a result, the Xister Kingdom's defensive lines in other directions became thinly manned, and the situation began to grow tense.
At this point, the entire Allied Army launched another offensive according to the revised plan.
This time, the Allied Army concentrated its attacks, and the Xister Kingdom had not expected the enemy to change