Knowing What's In Their Hearts, The Mist Dissipates [Seeking Subscriptions] [Extra Update]

Attack Camp No. I belonged to the Black Blood Clan, while Attack Camp No. II belonged to the Redbone Clan.

Different dark orc clans had different specialty units.

This resulted in slight differences in the troop compositions of the three attack camps.

Therefore, even without inspecting Attack Camp No. III, Zong Shen could roughly guess its troop composition.

However, since the Strategy Guide subtitles were still scrolling and updating, Zong Shen could only keep reading.

What was displayed here was the garrison strength of each attack camp.

Aside from the raid camp, which had the fewest unit types and smallest numbers, the three attack camps were configured more or less alike, with only the specialty units of their respective clans differing.

The mounts they had tamed were also different. For example, the Redbone Clan's dark orc forces included [Third Order Savage Rhinoceros-Horned Ox], [Sixth Order Dark Thunder Lizard Knight], [Fourth Order Brutal Fallen Demon], and other units.

Likewise, the Black Blood Clan's dark orc forces also had quite a few specialty units.

Besides the units already shown, Attack Camps No. I and II each had a commander with Legendary-level strength. Zong Shen had yet to fight a Legend-level opponent.

The only one that had barely touched the threshold of Legend was the fel entity corrupted by Cthulhu's eyeball.

But at most, it had only neared the boundary of low-tier Legend, making it merely somewhat stronger than an ordinary high-tier Epic.

Furthermore, Zong Shen had not fought it head-on. Instead, he had worn down that giant eyeball by kiting it around.

So he did not really understand Legend-level powerhouses.

If the attributes of those two Epic-grade mercenaries were used as a benchmark, wouldn't a Legend-level powerhouse have individual attributes that directly exceeded a thousand?

Zong Shen's Strength attribute was still under