What did it mean to have tens of billions of people charge into battle?
When there were ten thousand people, they filled the mountains and plains. When tens of billions gathered together, they became a terrifying flood. As far as the eye could see, the boundless mass of figures filled every inch of the landscape!
The armies of the Chen Dynasty, Jiang Dynasty, and Great Moon Dynasty—more than sixty billion soldiers in all—charged toward Great Light. Spread out, this immense force stretched tens of thousands of miles from front to back and over a hundred thousand miles from side to side, covering an area equivalent to several Earths. Across that vast expanse, all that met the eye was a locust-like flood of troops!
Floating Battleships blotted out the sky, and Formation lights glittered. The entire horizon shimmered with a dazzling array of colors. On the ground, all manner of mounts thundered forward, making the earth tremble as if it might collapse. Shouts, roars, and battle cries intertwined, and the entire world was shrouded in the terrifying aura of war.
Before this vast and magnificent scene, a single person was so tiny they could not even be called a speck of dust!
The three allied armies had placed their elite troops at the very front. They had the finest equipment and mounts, and moved the fastest. True Essence flashed around the Martial Artists as they streaked across the sky and earth like beams of light, charging toward Great Light with fearless abandon.
To put it this way, the armies occupied such a vast area that by the time the soldiers at the rear could meet those at the front, the bodies on the battlefield in between would probably already be crawling with maggots...
This war involved too many people and covered