(I thought it over and realized Outstanding Troop Type were indeed somewhat difficult to deal with, so I made a version adjustment to the Glorious Radiant Spirit from the previous chapter, lowering its grade to "Rare Three-Star.")
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The seventh stage was somewhat different from the previous six.
These gatekeeping enemies did not launch a devastating offensive the moment they appeared. Instead, they were constantly forming ranks. More than a thousand Glorious Radiant Spirits guarded the heroic old man on both sides, spreading outward like a pair of golden wings.
Golden light glittered brilliantly, and their might was as vast as the sea.
Mu Yuan gazed into the distance, his expression turning solemn as well.
A battle with a commander and one without a commander could be completely different!
These troops in the Challenge Land possessed a certain level of coordination and tactical ability. They were far more intelligent than mindless monsters. Even so, they were not a perfectly unified army. Thus, when the Undead Troops truly fought, they only had to face a small portion of these Glorious Radiant Spirits at a time.
Deathbone then used precise commands to draw out the enemies and split their formation, establishing an even greater advantage. Sometimes, they could even create situations where they outnumbered the enemy, allowing their warriors to swiftly surround and eliminate dozens of Glorious Radiant Spirits.
Relying on command, along with Rakshasa and Redclot, their two sharpest blades, the Undead Troops devoured the enemy again and again, gradually establishing an advantage until they achieved final victory.
It was not that the Glorious Radiant Spirits were stupid. Their combat AI was not low at all.
It was simply that Deathbone was several steps better.
But now, the defenders also had a hero commanding them. Their coordination would