Two Realms: Don't Call Me a Demonic Cultivator!
Chapter 661

The Beginning of Destruction

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Ever since Beautiful Country chose to back down selectively—turning a blind eye to Jieko Group's actions in the Jewish State, providing material support but no longer sending a single soldier—Jieko Group's operations in the Jewish State had grown increasingly unrestrained.

Every day, Phoenix Sky Strategic Bombers flew back and forth between Zen Country and the Jewish State.

The Phoenix Sky Bomber's maximum payload was eight hundred tons in a single trip, and it could carry more than a thousand soldiers. Compared with sea transport, it possessed incomparable speed and convenience. Its only drawback was that it cost a little more.

Fortunately, Jieko Group was rolling in money. Thanks to products such as Tianyuan Hair Growth Liquid, Tianyuan Myopia Pill, Tianyuan Slimming Pill, Tianyuan Whitening Liquid, and biological batteries, it had made a fortune around the world. Along with taxes from its territories, this easily sustained the Phoenix Sky Strategic Bomber's high-frequency transport demands.

Unit after unit arrived in Tewei City, while crate after crate of supplies crossed thousands of kilometers before being transferred there.

The entire world was astonished by Jieko Group's formidable ability to mobilize supplies and conduct long-distance operations.

With other countries, even Beautiful Country—the nation with the world's most powerful navy—mobilizing so many supplies and rushing them thousands of kilometers would not have been easy. Before the Gulf War, Beautiful Country had spent several months preparing.

Yet Jieko Group had mobilized and transported vast quantities of weapons and tens of thousands of personnel in a short time, relying solely on its air force. This was something 99 percent of the world's countries would have struggled to accomplish, and it displayed Jieko Group's immense national power and military strength in every respect.

War was a contest of logistics. That saying remained an ironclad truth even in the modern

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