After Hei Lin Qi fought alone on one side, the pressure on Beka naturally eased considerably.
By now, Beka had begun to consider how to launch a counterattack in this situation.
This was perfectly reasonable, after all. Beka's approach to combat was just like his approach to swordsmanship: both relied on counterattacks.
Dodging wasn't Beka's strength. His strength lay in doubling the impact of his counterattacks after a dodge.
The battle before him was perfectly suited to his style of attack.
The more Beka fought, the more he got into his rhythm. Sometimes he felt that if he didn't strike, he'd be wasting the opportunities right in front of him.
With his attention fixed on counterattacks, Beka soon noticed some problems with the enemy.
Although the three armies were attacking the underworld at the same time, their reactions were clearly different.
The red army was obviously there to be sacrificed. They had already resigned themselves to being cannon fodder, and no matter how powerful the enemy was, they charged forward without hesitation.
Although this wasn't particularly obvious amid a large-scale battle,
Beka was watching the entire situation. How could he fail to tell?
Compared to the red army, the Blue Soldiers were much more passive.
This blue army also seemed to be fighting desperately, but they were clearly planning to retreat. They were simply being forced forward.
Beka didn't know who was forcing them to advance, but he could be certain that Bruce's death had greatly affected the Blue Soldiers.
The yellow army had never left its comfort zone. Though they had already entered the underworld, they had stayed at the very back the whole time.
Their plan for the underworld was simple: occupy one place, then transform it.
If they really managed to do that, it wouldn't be long