[With a clone possessing such strength, it might not be able to suppress Qin Huang, but tying up most of his attention would be effortless. This greatly reduced Qin Huang's threat to the defenders of Seven Luminaries Mo Yi Heaven.
Moreover, when the Seven Moro Bone Flute sounded, it affected everyone within its range. Qin Huang and the other five Quasi-Emperors could endure it, but Immortal Kings like Bai Lu had to expend enormous amounts of Immortal Essence to offset its effects. They simply could not sustain a prolonged battle.]
[Without Qin Huang, their strongest fighting force, the others could still deal with the two Creation Dao Formations, but the time needed to break them would undoubtedly be extended considerably.
If the battle dragged on for too long, most of the Immortal Kings would reach their limits under the effects of the Seven Moro Bone Flute. Without these backbone forces, even if Qin Huang and the other five broke the formations, they would be unable to truly breach the defensive line.
After all, behind the formations stood war flying boats stretching endlessly like mountains, war giants, war high towers... and countless other strategic treasures designed specifically for large-scale battlefields.
These war treasures could gather the power of vast numbers of Golden Immortals and True Immortals into one. When quantity gave rise to a qualitative change, they too could join battles between Immortal Kings.
The weakness of such war implements was their cumbersome nature, making them unsuitable for most situations. Yet defending a line perfectly avoided that flaw. They only needed to form a "city wall"; they did not need to be particularly agile.]
[But if Xing Yao and the Snow Emperor could join this battle, they would possess the power to shatter the balance. They could break through the formations'