Charlotte could not help thinking, Couldn't we labyrinthize first, then repel Madame Nansera's eighteen attacks?
If Silver Doveburg could undergo Labyrinthization, Charlotte was confident he could turn every invading soldier of the South Seraph Restoration Army into an NPC.
Though his thoughts were a complete mess, Charlotte's command proceeded in an orderly fashion.
He successively accepted the surrender of Baron Filer's defeated troops and two thousand South Seraph soldiers. Although nearly forty percent had deserted, all their weapons had been confiscated. Together with Silver Doveburg's stockpile, they could now scrape together three thousand long guns and sidearms, along with a batch of bows and arrows.
Based on range, Charlotte placed the rifles in the first line and the handguns and archers in the second. After two volleys, several hundred South Seraph Restoration Army soldiers had fallen, but they had also charged to the foot of the walls.
Then six or seven Transcendents emerged from the crowd and leaped into the air, intending to set foot atop the walls. Some were protected by magic, while others were wrapped in battle aura. Their bodies blazed with multicolored light. Bullets and arrows either got casually swept aside by their weapons or directly deflected by magic and battle aura. The entire Silver Doveburg garrison was cowed by the momentum of those six or seven Transcendents.
Dorothy drew out a deck of cards and said quietly, "He could have let him fight outside the city, but he insisted on fighting a castle defense battle."
Frederica gripped two throwing knives, one in each hand with opposite grips, sighed, and prepared to clean up Charlotte's mess.
Holding the Anti-Space Long-Range Rifle, Charlotte watched the six or seven Transcendents charge forward with peerless courage. Only one thought filled his mind: *Heh heh! I've learned my lesson this time.