They clearly knew that lightning abilities could harm these monsters and ghosts, and that if Sun-Snatcher and the other Black Non-humans put in more effort, they could absolutely wipe them all out over a wide area.
With a dozen or so Black Non-humans taking turns, they could withstand every monster and ghost charging through the passage.
However, Miller quietly took a few steps back and came to the two Wind Element Ability Users. After lowering his head to give them instructions, the two began reducing how frequently they used their wind abilities. They only ensured that the black mist would not approach the Protective Shield, allowing their own Team Members to see the bizarre monsters and ghosts.
As for the black mist elsewhere in the passage, they no longer used wind abilities to disperse it and simply allowed it to remain.
The purpose of this was to prevent the Martial Artists from getting a clear view of the Ability Users' side, allowing Miller to make some better moves in secret.
Once he saw that his two Wind Element subordinates had carried out his intentions, he turned and went to Sun-Snatcher's side. He signaled for him to stop attacking for now, then whispered something into his ear.
Sun-Snatcher's previously expressionless face gradually showed a smile. He then nodded at Miller to indicate that he understood.
Afterward, Sun-Snatcher used the local language of his tribe to convey an order to the dozen or so Black Non-humans.
Sure enough, after hearing Sun-Snatcher's order, the Black Non-humans immediately split into three groups. One group used lightning abilities to eliminate all the monsters and ghosts that rushed up to the Protective Shield, but their attacks were much weaker.
Of the other two groups, one rested and recovered their abilities, while the other began using their