"So the vampires have nowhere to retreat, and that's why they're resisting to the death?"
"Have the ordinary people's families been taken hostage too, and that's why they're resisting to the death?"
The battle reports were full of accounts of how fiercely the enemy was resisting, along with the countermeasures our own forces had tried.
The people below had submitted these reports because they needed a change of division, but they were also hoping their God of War—the toughest fighter, the backbone of Olesian after the revolution, the sharpest sword, and the one who wielded it, Lynn—would find a way to win the Guanglan Campaign.
Lynn studied the reports without showing any emotion. It only looked as if one division had suffered heavy losses.
Victory and defeat were both part of war. If an army could only fight when things were going its way and couldn't fight when the odds were against it, that meant it hadn't been properly built up.
It was understandable that they'd struggled in their first real experience with street fighting.
Faced with such a tough situation, the only solution everyone could think of was to throw more troops at it.
Or deploy more powerful forces.
There was no helping it. Ruins were excellent places to hide.
Even the Magic Masters couldn't tell where the enemy was from the sky.
"The enemy is relying on sturdy fortifications to resist, while constantly launching sneak attacks." After saying this, Lynn placed his hand over the Unoccupied Territory. "It's normal for this to be a hard fight. There's no need to get discouraged."
"Here's my plan."
"Use the Skeleton Division as the spearhead. Set up 75mm cannons on the city wall, aimed at the urban area, and place the cannons inside the fortresses. With Telephoto Magic and the mages,