Bolevin had no objections to White Butcher's arrangement.
Clearly, he also knew that, facing an enemy like this, there was no longer any point in remaining on the front line. He might as well withdraw to the rear and ensure his safety.
At the same time, he truly did not want to face Ao Ze's dragon might again. The feeling was clearly far from pleasant.
As White Butcher learned the situation from Bolevin, he also gained a thorough understanding of the previous naval battle.
From White Butcher's perspective, Bolevin's only contribution in that battle had been drawing the Dragon Prince's attention and giving Lin Youshu the chance to command the fleet in a concentrated barrage.
But in fact, setting that aside, if they had continued fighting at the original pace, the enemy forces would certainly have collapsed first under the weight of their excessive casualties.
Of course, they would inevitably have suffered more casualties in the process.
As a commander, when such a situation could be controlled and avoided, he naturally had to control and avoid it as much as possible.
Therefore, while deciding to have Bolevin lead the dragonfolk and Half-Dragon Person forces in retreat, White Butcher sent people to Mithril Island at the fastest possible speed, summoning Jabbar, the Saint Realm Mage stationed there, to assist in the battle.
The mithril resources on Mithril Island were indeed important, but if the Barton Islands could not be held, their losses would clearly be even greater.
Anyone could see which side of that ledger mattered more.
As for the Vajra Realm skeletons stationed in the other three seas, he would leave them where they were for now.
Those three seas also needed troops to defend them.
Deploying defenses at sea was different from doing so on land. On land, they