Throughout the entire process, Wu Heng remained stationed inside the Demon Hunter Guild.
He only occasionally raised his gloved right hand. The grayish-white power of "Balance" flickered faintly, and the urgent communications between the angel and demon commanders far away on the battlefield became filled with static and distortion, further worsening their misunderstandings and confusion.
When Dean returned in triumph with his team and threw a half-burned Red-Eyed Demon Guard regiment banner seized from the enemy onto the floor of the "Alliance" headquarters, the atmosphere inside the tent changed completely.
The goblin elder Erlana looked at Dean, the suspicion in her eyes replaced by shock and a trace of awe.
"H-how did you do it?" she could not help asking.
Wu Heng merely raised his head from the video feed and said calmly, "The enemy is not a single united front. Making good use of internal conflicts can sometimes be more effective than overwhelming force. Now, we can discuss the subsequent defensive arrangements."
The crisis here had been temporarily resolved. Because the people—or "monsters"—in this alliance were not demon hunters themselves, and while they would not normally take the initiative to attack humans, they were also at odds with demon hunters, they could not join the Demon Hunter Guild.
However, these people could at least guard the place and defend this area. That was what David valued.
For the sake of strategic planning, he had personally sought out Wu Heng, which was how today's events came about.
The extraordinary demon hunter teams could not remain here forever, so these people also needed some "supplies and equipment."
Naturally, they could not simply take them for free. After seeing the demon-slaying tools in the demon hunters' possession, these people had become eager as well. They brought out all the extraordinary and paranormal