With Alice's help, the human army gradually went from chaotic to organized. Of course, perfect order was impossible—most Ability Users had been ordinary people before this—but at least they no longer hurt their own side.
Once the humans became organized, their combat effectiveness soared, and they began suppressing the Parademons and demons instead. There was no helping it: compared with the humans, there were simply far too few Parademons and demons.
"Damn it."
Thanos gritted his teeth. After all his scheming, he had still ended up as a stepping stone for the Mechanical Demon King, helping train his troops. It was utterly humiliating and infuriating.
"Xik, find a way to retreat. We can't give the Mechanical Demon King a chance to train his troops."
Thanos shouted. Although quantity meant little in the face of quality, even a Skyfather would not dare underestimate several billion Ability Users. After all, quite a few abilities came with the power of rules.
If those billions of Ability Users truly transformed into warriors, it would be catastrophically bad news for the Zerg.
"I want to retreat too, but I can't. I don't have the initiative. For some reason, these superheroes are getting stronger like crazy."
Xik's expression was grim as he spoke. These superheroes had been awkward at first, and their strength had been quite ordinary. But as the fight went on, their strength advanced by leaps and bounds, until even Xik began feeling some pressure.
Xik was deeply annoyed by this. Even superheroes had to follow some basic logic, didn't they? Why could they improve so quickly? This wasn't some hot-blooded manga where people made breakthroughs in the middle of battle!
"Getting stronger like crazy? I understand now. It's the game characters. The Mechanical Demon King is using you to help them fuse with