The storm over the planet suddenly dissipated.
The Skull Fortress, ravaged by the storm, underwent tremendous changes.
The brass that had once formed the fortress turned into earth, sand, and stone.
The skull cannons that could fire skulls fell completely silent, becoming terrain formations resembling skulls.
As for the fortress's core—the largest skull, used as a building—it began to collapse gradually due to structural instability.
The Skull Fortress was falling apart, but it was a lengthy process. If the attackers waited for it to collapse on its own, they would be waiting a long time.
So even though the Skull Fortress now looked fragile, the attackers' artillery continued raining down on every place within it where enemies were present or might appear.
After each round of bombardment, ground forces swiftly attacked and occupied the area, covering the engineering troops as they erected Blackstone Obelisks.
There were no ingenious tactics or strategies, nor could Lion's talents as a Warmaster be fully brought to bear.
The location of the war constrained the formulation of tactics and strategy. Within the Eye of Terror, the core of the war was no longer offense or defense, but the construction of Blackstone Obelisks.
Qin Mo moved across the battlefield, intervening wherever the fighting was fiercest while hunting down every high-ranking enemy he could find.
Just as he was doing now.
A sonic boom from the sky reached the ground. It was the sound of Qin Mo slowing down.
Then the Cadia fighting fiercely against the Death Guard on the ground saw reinforcements descending from the sky. The Lord of Talon crashed into the Plague Warriors like a cannonball while altering the nature of the air to block the pus they sprayed.
Terrifying flames swept through the army of Plague Warriors. The Cadia Shock Troops who had