At that thought, he suddenly understood. Immortal Feather and Instant Movement—they were trying to exploit the time gap.
Lu Yin's gaze flickered. The greatest advantage of Instant Movement was distance. How had he forgotten that?
When Bug Nest Civilization had attacked Human Civilization, it had relied on its advantage in distance. Once the gap widened, humanity was doomed to lose. Their response had been to lure Bug Nest Civilization into a certain range and force a decisive battle.
Now Immortal Feather planned to do the same. They intended to destroy every portal, then join forces and exploit their advantage in distance.
The Unknown also had a way to travel instantly, but drawing a portal took time. Even a single second would be enough for Immortal Feather to strike. One Immortal Feather could land one blow—but what about ten?
Lu Yin gazed into the distance. That had to be it. He took a deep breath. If he could figure it out, Eight Colors and the others certainly could too.
He had never thought himself the cleverest person around.
The Unknown understood Immortal Feather far better than he did. There was no way they hadn't seen it coming.
But they had no choice. Instant Movement was an absolute trump card. Even if they saw Immortal Feather's plan, how could they counter it?
The only thing The Unknown could do was keep the battlefield anchored at the Immortal Feather Original Tree from the very beginning. It was Immortal Feather's home, and they couldn't abandon it.
The other battlefield had to be at Zhizong.
That was The Unknown's home, and they couldn't abandon it either.
Both sides were striking at the other's weak point.
The entire war had become clear. Lu Yin retreated. He'd completed one mission, and as long as Eight Colors didn't