After Saine entered White Sand World, the Wizard Civilization legions immediately began constructing a sturdy fortress base.
Level-4 Knight Beleka was the second to enter. During this time, White Sand World's Homeland Beings made no unusual moves.
The two Space Fortresses, along with Luluenman, subsequently advanced into this Low-Level Plane.
When the two Space Fortresses, like flying peaks, hovered over White Sand World's skies, every weak lifeform that saw these colossal metal constructs felt immense psychological pressure.
Whether it was Luluenman or Beleka, both had extensive experience in conquering a Low-Level Plane.
In this war, Saine was more of a learner.
He certainly possessed proficient combat skills against Level-4 lifeforms, but when it came to large-scale legion battles... it was better to heed the advice of these seniors.
What surprised Saine somewhat was that Level-4 Knight Beleka's command abilities far surpassed Luluenman's.
For the specific war plan concerning White Sand World, Knight Beleka had laid out "eight plans" and "four principles."
The Sea Folk Legion under Saine's command was unsuited to fighting on this Low-Level Plane battlefield. Therefore, at Beleka's suggestion, aside from occupying White Sand World's few seas, these Sea Folk creatures' other primary tasks were to hold the fortresses and handle resource transport.
On the other hand, the Centaur Legion and Half-Orc Legion under Saine's command performed quite well in this Plane War.
White Sand World possessed vast stretches of Gobi and grassland terrain, perfectly suited for these Centaurs to gallop to their hearts' content.
Moreover, the archery that the Centaur Clan universally took pride in also countered White Sand World's Winged Race rather effectively.
The Demigod-level Centaur Maya had once possessed a golden longbow, a gift bestowed upon her by the Centaur God Hephaestus. Because it contained a trace of law factors, it could barely be classified