After more than 300 men were killed, they fled in disarray, only to be surrounded.
After a fierce battle, D2, who only cared about eliminating the enemy's living forces, refused to accept any surrender and kept fighting until not a single enemy remained.
Her reason was simple: she had no way to guard that many prisoners. Sending them to another world would also be a loss, because the process itself consumed Life Energy.
On the other hand, killing large numbers of enemies had provided several thousand units of Life Energy, earning them a small profit.
After the battle, they seized more than 1,500 guns and 12 mortars.
There was no artillery, no trucks, and no armored vehicles.
"This country's industrial level is really weak."
They could not even seize any decent weapons.
Of course, it was also possible that this particular warlord was simply weak.
No matter how bad things were, they should have had at least a few heavy guns, right?
"They don't even have those."
Worst of all, they could not even provide every soldier with a gun. Some soldiers followed the troops only hoping that someone with a gun would die so they could pick it up and fight.
"An average of thirty rounds per person is barely acceptable."
As usual, the seized equipment was packed up and sent to Kalu World, where 1,500 people were selected for specialized training.
This battle had actually cost them more than 200 men, but overall, their performance had been good.
After all, they had only achieved the annihilation battle by relying on the terrain advantage. Losing so few people was already an outstanding display of combat strength.
After sorting through the damaged guns, they found a total of 45. Those were used as replacements, then another batch of people was