The Reason for Deliberately Going Easy

The Templar Order was renowned, its members all personally trained by the War Horseman Ophi. They possessed formidable strength and had suppressed many powerful enemies.

However, neither Fang Cheng nor Dracula truly understood why Ophi had brought the Templar Order along.

Even though this armed force boasted a glorious record of service, they had failed to contribute much in Disaster-Class battles, being little better than cannon fodder.

Fang Cheng had subdued many subordinates along the way, most of them at least Ace-level, but he had never expected much from them; if they could help buy some time, that would be enough.

Holding this mindset until now, Fang Cheng finally witnessed the true purpose of the Templar Order.

After Ophi blew the horn, the Templar knights, who had remained motionless within the ruins, all began to glow with a golden light.

Thousands of them gathered together, forming a vast, dazzling expanse of golden radiance.

Then they moved, drawing their weapons, raising their banners high, and spurring their warhorses into a wild gallop.

Rumble!

The movement of a thousand heavy-armored knights sounded like the trembling of thunder, kicking up rolling clouds of dust and smoke.

As their speed reached its limit, the leading Templar knights took to the air, horse and rider alike, with the rest following closely behind.

Amidst the grand and heavy sound of the horn, a thousand Templar knights galloped through the void, soaring upward as a massive golden torrent surged forward.

During this time, Fang Cheng naturally would not just stand by and watch Ophi unleash her ultimate move, but all his attacks were either blocked or dodged by Ophi, who only needed to keep blowing the horn.

The Templar Order's galloping speed grew faster and faster, breaking the sound barrier in the blink of an eye.

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