Faced with the sudden situation, Feng Qi tensed his body and prepared to strike at any moment.
Looking into the distance, he saw that the spot where the purple meteor had fallen had been smashed into a hundred-meter-wide crater.
When he reached the edge of the crater, he saw an egg two meters tall, surrounded by purple arcs of electricity.
Light flickered intermittently inside the egg, illuminating the small, curled-up figure within.
That small figure was clutching an object in its hand—the horn once held by the king of the Silver Legion.
Feng Qi remembered the command horn that could accelerate blood flow vividly.
In the hands of the Silver Legion's king, the horn had not only been a battlefield command tool, but also a battlefield artifact that boosted the combat power of the entire army.
The identity of that figure was obvious.
Feng Qi had many thoughts regarding the Silver King.
His combat system had given Feng Qi many new ideas.
At this stage, humanity's combat system still primarily revolved around battle groups, using small-unit combat strategies.
After hundreds of years of refinement, this system had become highly developed.
But in large-scale warfare, humanity's shortcomings were equally obvious. Battle group configurations were clearly unsuitable for an army.
The main reason for this problem was the incompleteness of the cultivation system.
For example, the Silver Legion had beast tamers, charging cavalry, main-force Shield Guard soldiers, flying units, long-range Spirit Warlocks, short-range charging Thunder Spear Soldiers, close-combat Sword Shield Soldiers, and more.
The complete cultivation system perfectly brought out the characteristics of every troop type. Each type also had a clearly defined role and would not perform duties outside that role.
For instance, Shield Guard soldiers were responsible for protecting allied units and would not follow the charging troops into battle.