In the battle report Soros wrote, he expressed admiration for White Butcher's offensive efficiency.
Although White Butcher had also performed quite well in the previous defensive battle at the Southern Frontier Fortress, proving himself to be a capable commander,
once they switched from defense to offense, White Butcher's performance completely reshaped Soros's understanding of him.
He was practically like someone who had suddenly flipped a special switch. Through his tactical maneuvers, he had enabled them to display an offensive efficiency as unstoppable as a knife slicing through bamboo.
As the season entered summer, the weather in the Southern Frontier grew increasingly hot. Daytime temperatures had basically reached nearly thirty-five degrees Celsius or higher.
For the human troops, having to march—and even fight—in such scorching weather while wearing armor all day was nothing short of torment. It also greatly increased the likelihood of heatstroke.
The Lizardmen led by Soros, on the other hand, were largely unaffected by the heat. Aside from the recent dryness, which had caused some Lizardmen to develop uncomfortable cracks in their skin, the high temperatures had caused them little trouble.
As long as they were promptly supplied with plenty of water, their bodies' innate ability to store water could resolve the problem of cracked skin to a great extent.
This caused the Lizardmen army to shoulder even more duties during the hot season.
The Wyvern Riders flew overhead, and with their superior aerial vantage point, they soon spotted the city below.
The discovery left the Wyvern Riders dumbfounded. In their impression, Ratmen generally built their nests underground and would never construct cities on the surface.
Moreover, judging by the development model and structure of Ratmen clans, they should not even possess the architectural ability to build cities in the first place.
With their doubts in mind, the