However, Mogluoga might not return to its original position to keep duking it out with the Archdemon Artorius.
It might continue advancing toward the location of the [Blackwater Dead Zone] under the cover of the Blackvein Clan's aerial cavalry.
It could use the more than twenty thousand Blackvein Clan warriors left behind to tie down the Archdemon Artorius and those monsters.
Then it could use several hundred aerial cavalrymen to keep the troublemaking Firelick Carlrig occupied, just as it had used the [Mirror Shadow Demon Scouts] to restrain Mogluoga.
That way, no one would be able to restrain Mogluoga.
Unless Zong Shen acted personally. Against that immensely strong big idiot, Zong Shen would either have to transform or use some of his stockpiled items.
If he truly needed to restrain it, fighting and retreating like Firelick Carlrig would be a good choice.
As for facing it head-on, Zong Shen had never considered it.
Mogluoga was a "monster" with a Strength attribute close to 1,500. There had always only been tactics of playing to one's strengths and avoiding one's weaknesses; only complete suckers would stubbornly charge into difficulty headfirst.
And sayings like, "Defeat the enemy using the method they are best at," were nothing but poisonous chicken soup. They were fine to say aloud, but when it came time for a real fight with one's life on the line, one would definitely choose the more reliable strategy.
This was what was known as "flexible hard-fighting." When facing an opponent he could steadily crush, Zong Shen was a battle-initiating Lord whose muscles seemed to have grown into his brain. He would charge at the front himself, leaving his warriors with nothing to do.
But if he encountered an opponent like Mogluoga—one whose immense strength meant there was a certain chance of things