He Jin's suggestion was fairly practical.
Even using this method, though, sending some people from each gate would only allow them to eliminate a small portion of each gate's forces.
After all, each gate's task was to maintain its own formation and reinforce Xun Gate and Zhen Gate. Even with the Wizard's orders, they would probably only send a few people as a token gesture—likely no more than ten.
The other gates each had sixty elites and twenty Reserve Members, eighty people in total. Sending ten of them would weaken their forces to some extent, but hardly cripple them.
And using those people to attack the other gates would still be difficult. If anything went wrong along the way, they might alert the enemy instead.
So Jiang Yue agreed with He Jin's suggestion to some extent, but still had concerns.
"This method has merit, but it carries a serious risk. If we fail at one gate and they manage to sound the alarm and warn the others, we'll have no chance of repeating the same trick. The other gates will be on guard, and our identities may even be exposed. Once that happens inside the enemy's formation, we'll be at a serious disadvantage."
In theory, attacking the gates one by one in an orderly fashion was indeed the safest strategy.
But even this cautious approach carried that risk. If they failed at any one point, there would be no way to proceed.
And no one could guarantee whether they would fail, or which gate it might happen at.
The Dark Aria could also use Resonance Blessing.
Even if they visited under the guise of Zhen Gate's guardians, they were still only colleagues. The others might not trust them completely, let alone gather all their forces just because they asked.
Even