Soros-led Lizardmen forces advanced in a grand, mighty sweep.
Based on past experience, once the Ratmen discovered their presence, they should have sent out a Rat Tide to meet them head-on.
After all, the Ratmen's situation was plain to see. They had no home-ground defensive advantage to speak of.
With that in mind, if the Lizardmen army drew too close to their underground lair, it would instead greatly increase the risk of exposing themselves.
That was also the main reason the Ratmen always launched an immediate offensive and sent out a Rat Tide to intercept their enemies the moment they detected them approaching.
Yet this time, they had broken with their usual pattern, and there had been no movement for a long while.
Had they not already discovered traces of the Ratmen earlier, they might even have suspected that they had come to the wrong place.
Faced with this abnormal situation, Soros furrowed his brow slightly, his attention instinctively falling on the ruins of the city not far ahead.
Were they planning to make their move in those city ruins?
To make full use of the Rat Tide's numerical advantage, the Ratmen generally preferred launching attacks across open terrain. In complex environments, the Rat Tide could not spread out, which instead worked against them.
However, during the pre-battle tactical meeting, he had discussed with White Butcher the possibility that the Ratmen might use the complex environment of the city ruins to wear them down.
After all, compared with them, who had only just arrived, the Ratmen were certainly far more familiar with these city ruins.
Steadying his heart, Soros felt no fear as he led the army toward the city ruins.
During the advance, all the accompanying Wyvern Riders were deployed. They maintained control of the skies, monitoring the entire