In truth, if the White Sand World legion had maintained its headlong, lightning-fast charge, though they would have suffered enormous losses, they would have been highly likely to disrupt Saine's casting of the forbidden spell. The Wizard World legion would certainly have taken countermeasures.
For example, the elite knight legion that had long been poised to strike would have formed a solid defensive line before Saine.
And the numerous cannon-fodder legions of Slave Creatures would have met the native creatures of White Sand World head-on, clashing and fighting them to the death.
However, it was precisely because of the responsive measures taken by the native creatures of White Sand World.
Although they greatly reduced their casualties, they also missed their best chance to interrupt Saine's forbidden spell.
The two Space Fortresses still hovered silently in the starry sky. Other than pouring down dense showers of energy light, these two constructs of steel had yet to bare their fangs.
Saine's single-target forbidden spell—Eye of Penetration magic—focused on striking a localized area rather than serving as a wide-area covering spell.
Therefore, its casting time was inherently shorter than those high-powered, large-scale forbidden spells.
Moreover, Saine's Magic Staff had two divine sparks serving as the energy source for the forbidden spell, making his casting speed a notch faster than that of ordinary Level-4 Magicians.
Precise calculations and absolute strength had brought the war into the Wizard World's rhythm from the very beginning.
In truth, no matter what decisions the native creature legion of White Sand World made, no matter how they struggled, all they could do was delay for as long as possible...
Terrifying crimson and white Energy Light Pillars intertwined and crossed, shooting straight toward the allied forces of White Sand World.
The outrageously thick Energy Light Pillars directly vaporized a huge