Besides the hundred thousand-plus Angel Legion, Saine also had the trash from the Ash Star Pirate Group under his command.
They were, after all, nothing more than an obscure little pirate group. From pirate boss Alebi down to the ordinary pirate members—
When it came to bullying interstellar merchant associations without any real strength, they would howl and swarm forward.
But when asked to face an extremely elite regular civilization legion, their own incompetence was easily exposed.
What was more, this was a regular legion from a large world civilization!
Compared with the Divine Descendant World's legions charging into hardship, the Ash Star Pirate Group under Saine's command truly had the air of mud that could not be plastered onto a wall.
It made Saine regret naming this pirate group "Ash."
It made him feel as though he had insulted the word ash itself.
For example, pirate boss Alebi was currently being chased all over the battlefield by a clearly badly wounded Demigod-level Divine Descendant World creature wielding a divine-power greatsword.
Seeing this, Saine casually fired a spell and killed that Demigod-level creature. At the same time, he dearly wished he could flick an elemental ray from his fingertips and finish Alebi off as well.
But considering that the fellow was excellent at flattering people and looting battlefield supplies, Saine could not be bothered with him any further.
Fortunately, the elite Angel Legion of over a hundred thousand soldiers had won Saine plenty of face.
These Intelligent Robots feared death even less than the believer legions of the Divine Descendant World.
The only pity was that the number of angels under Saine's command was dwindling.
Although he still possessed quite a few intact Black Boxes, lacking the Federation Icarus Company's specialized combat robot production lines meant those Black Boxes could