The meeting Ignatz had called lasted for several hours.
Everyone spoke their minds.
But after all that discussion, they still hadn't found an effective way to deal with the players' attacks.
The root of the problem was that they simply couldn't figure out how the players managed to resurrect infinitely.
Had Bai Fu provided them with a reserve power source?
If so, then dealing with the players was fundamentally the same as dealing with Bai Fu.
The problem was, no one knew where Bai Fu was hiding.
After hours of brainstorming, Ignatz had no choice but to issue an order that treated the symptoms without addressing the cause.
"Don't focus on attacking the players. Attack the ships they're riding in!"
They knew that the players didn't resurrect on the spot. So as long as they destroyed the ships the players were riding in, they could greatly increase the difficulty of getting back to the battlefield and give those fighting the players a chance to catch their breath.
That was enough.
That brief respite would give the allied forces all the time they needed to rout the remnants of the Apostle Holy City.
Once they had completely wiped out the remnants of the Apostle Holy City and brought all its resources under their control, Ignatz's next step would be to use the spoils to build a vast array of superweapons, like the Light of Annihilation.
One Light of Annihilation wasn't frightening. Ten, a hundred, or even a thousand of them, though, would be terrifying.
They could raise a curtain of interstellar defenses and station a large number of superweapons like the Light of Annihilation at the gaps between the curtains.
It wouldn't matter if they were facing millions of Calamity-level Undying, or even tens of millions charging forward. Every last one