After more than twenty days of encirclement and hunting, the number of Soldier Ants in the Ant Nest had been drastically reduced. Less than a third remained.
In such a situation, if they sent out more teams to hunt humans, Moyo and Netero would likely wipe them all out within a week.
Perhaps having considered this possibility, the Ant Nest suddenly adopted a strategy of holding its ground and refusing to emerge.
And with the arrival of Kanzai and Dora, two Enhancer reinforcements, Moyo believed the time was about right.
Moreover, judging by the Ant Nest's current forces, launching the final assault now would at least eliminate the risk of being worn down to death by a vast numerical advantage.
This was also the fundamental reason Netero had insisted on carrying out the Weakening Plan.
"Why rush into an attack when we still have plenty of time?"
Upon hearing Moyo's proposal to attack, Knov was the first to voice his confusion.
Morel said nothing, but he shared Knov's view.
The plan was proceeding very smoothly. Not only had they reduced the vast majority of the Ant Nest's forces, but they had also, just as anticipated, forced the Ant Nest into a defensive position.
So all they needed to do next was surround them without attacking, and the Chimera Ants inside the Ant Nest would begin to die a slow death.
If the enemy chose to attack proactively, they could continue with their previous strategy: divide the battlefield, then pick off the attacking Chimera Ants one by one.
At such a critical moment, attacking early was no different from giving away the advantage they had accumulated.
Morel could not understand such a decision.
Netero looked meaningfully at Moyo's stern expression. He offered no response, wanting instead to see how Moyo would