Attrition

"Looks like this system places a heavy burden on the Zerg Queen. She can't sustain it for long." After seeing Sarah activate and deactivate her Negative Energy Shield in an instant, a staff officer spoke thoughtfully.

"That's for sure. If she could keep it active for a long time, it would be far too powerful."

"Indeed. If they could really do that, this battle would be much harder to fight."

"They won't get the chance. Since we've discovered it, we won't give them the time to reach that point."

"We can't let our guard down. Who knows what else they might be hiding? It would be best to end this battle as soon as possible."

"Have our forces pick up the pace. Continue dispatching reinforcements and intercept the Zerg relief forces. I don't want any surprises cropping up at the final stage."

The frontline Epoch Clan forces faithfully carried out their commander's orders, deploying a large number of ground personnel into the underground passages from every direction. Their mission was no longer to pursue the Zerg Queen, but to eliminate every Zerg unit they encountered and reduce the enemy's fighting strength.

On Sarah's side, while her initial escape from the Heavenly Net Formation had indeed caught the Epoch Clan soldiers completely off guard, her instant activation and deactivation of the Negative Energy Shield had not only alerted the command staff watching the live feed in the rear, but also revealed something unusual to many of the soldiers present.

"Again—the Giant Net Formation! Don't stop! Don't let her get out!" After charging out of the Heavenly Net Formation, Sarah perhaps realized that escaping with nearly two hundred Epoch Clan soldiers aiming their guns at her back was unlikely. She turned around and took the initiative to charge toward the Epoch Clan