"Are you going in personally?"
Zhang Zuolin asked cautiously, looking as though he had seen a ghost.
"Yes. Didn't you say newly promoted Intruders were subject to relatively fewer restrictions?"
Xu Yue pointed at himself.
"I'm one of them..."
Zhang Zuolin: ...
Unlike the previous major battles, where Veteran Intruders had been the core force in direct confrontations, this defense of a basic space was mainly focused on the basic space itself.
At most, they would send in newly promoted Intruders and ordinary Intruders.
Due to the restrictions imposed by a basic space, sending overly powerful experts inside could easily result in them dying a humiliating death under those constraints. The cost-effectiveness was simply too low.
If ordinary Intruders could accomplish what Veteran Intruders did, then there was naturally no need to take such risks!
For the Sino-Japanese Alliance, in particular, the plan was to exploit their greater number of ordinary Intruders and force Beiyang to spread itself thin, using Veteran Intruders to fill the gaps.
With designated missions, they would still have to undergo Punishment missions afterward. The gains from the basic space were not substantial to begin with, so with one side declining while the other rose, they could gradually build up their advantage like a snowball.
For the Sino-Japanese Alliance, this was undoubtedly the most cost-effective approach.
Fighting this way, they could almost trade one for one and force the issue. If Beiyang wanted to keep maintaining the basic space, it had no choice but to respond!
Moreover, when it came to maintaining a purely Chinese basic space, aside from Dragon Soul, the other allied proxy legions had all been rather ambiguous in their stance.
We're here to support you, but we're not here to maintain China's basic spaces!
Fortunately, Dragon Soul's fresh blood was capable