It was also through this ability that they could temporarily serve as the commanders of numerous small units, relying on their own command skills to fight. Of course, considering demon nature, neither Solam nor Horus had ever considered letting them command a massive army in the short term. Small units were good enough.
The more numerous demons were, the stronger their combat power was not necessarily, especially when facing devils. On the contrary, agile small units suited demons perfectly. (The small units here were relative to demon armies numbering in the millions, not squads of a dozen or a few dozen.)
As the three hundred or so members of the Shadowmoon Dire Wolves' First Company entered the battle, the situation began to change dramatically. Countless demons were gathered together by First Company warriors through various means, forming several hundred small units. These units either acted independently, coordinated with one another, or gathered into sizable armies that began slaughtering the devils whose morale had already collapsed.
These small units appeared to be fighting separately, but their commanders actually maintained an exceptionally tacit connection. They could make corresponding moves according to the needs of the battlefield, and the pace of killing suddenly accelerated!
Combined with the uncommanded but devastatingly lethal demon skirmishers, the First Devil Group Column suffered a catastrophic blow in a short time. Countless devils were killed amid the demons' howls and cheers. By this point in the battle, demon morale had soared through the heavens.
As they killed the devils, they could clearly feel countless streams of power pouring into their bodies. This power made them stronger, tireless, and oblivious to pain. In short, the sensation was wonderful. Many demons had never experienced anything like it before, and each of them wanted to continue enjoying that thrill. Their overwhelming