Though Yin Kuang was furious at Wang Yue's shameless conduct, he had no choice but to steady himself and face Taige Rui's group's assault. In an instant, the two sides were locked in battle.
Knowing full well how formidable Western God students were in formation combat, Yin Kuang did not dare let everyone spread out. They nearly stood back-to-back, huddled into an iron-barrel formation. Yin Kuang, the second-generation Queen Sakura, Shen Kou, Wei Ming, and the others formed an unshakable, reef-like barrier around the perimeter, while Murong Yan and Zeng Fei stayed in the middle. Knowing the advantages of the Western God students' battle formations, Yin Kuang absolutely did not dare let them scatter. Once they did, with no one to rely on, they would likely be torn apart by Western God's formation in an instant. Even though Yin Kuang and the others itched to break out of the encirclement.
On Western God's side, seven knights pressed forward as the vanguard and meat shields. Knightly greatswords, lances, shields, and more, all wrapped in differently colored knightly aura, came crashing down at Yin Kuang's group. The four thieves took every chance to harass them, creating openings for the knights to charge. The five elves continuously fired magical arrows, capable of both attacking and disrupting. As for the four priests, they did not participate in the fighting, instead repeatedly casting support and healing spells on the knights and thieves.
Taige Rui did not join the battle. He stood outside the combat zone, constantly watching the changes on the battlefield. However, the weapon in his hand had changed from a bow to a slender cross sword, clearly showing that he was ready to enter the fray at any time. Of course, even if he did, the only enemy he had his eye on