This textbook-perfect advance reaped the anticipated gains of war.
The Wild Gorilla Legion was no elite force that could stand alongside the Wizard World legions, nor did they create any miracles.
They had already been a weary army, caught in a pincer attack and struck by forbidden spells.
The fact that they had not collapsed outright was enough to praise the Wild Gorilla Legion for having hard bones.
During the advance into the depths of the forest, the mage forces behind the main army never ceased firing for even a moment.
How many mages were there?
A full one hundred and fifty thousand!
Even if each person cast only one spell, who knew how many enemy creatures would be written off.
And that was not even counting the firepower provided by the completed Temporary Magic Towers and long-range magical apparatuses, including Magic Crystal cannons.
In the sky, the two Space Fortresses, like Metal Continents, had not unleashed their main cannon beams.
Yet their various secondary cannons and energy rays still poured downward in a mad torrent, as though they cost nothing.
Only Wizard Civilization could provide such exaggerated, saturated elemental bombardment in a Plane War.
Compared to the orcs of Orc World, who still relied on Warcry Auras and their own powerful physiques, Wizard Civilization had clearly long since walked ahead of the overwhelming majority of civilizations in the Star Realm.
And this was merely magic. If Biranssen Wilderness World had possessed several hundred thousand organized knight legions at this moment, those several million Slave Creatures likely would have had no role to play at all.
Once knights gathered in sufficient numbers and formed their own torrent of steel, no creature of any plane could use its flesh-and-blood body to stop them. None!
During the Thunderfall World War, over a