Riding in a carriage is far too low-class; with my status, I should use a Rock Dragon Beast as a mount

Once the Steam Werewolves entered the battlefield, the crisis in the Dragon Mountain Range was immediately eased.

Not only that, but battlefields across every front also began to recover.

This caused the pressure on Lu Xingshi to vanish at once. After all, whether or not they had Lu Xingshi was no longer that important.

A Steam Werewolf formed from a Steam Soldier and a Moonlight Werewolf was enough to match five original Steam Soldiers.

The situation even showed signs of turning around.

But before long, the army collapsed like a mountain avalanche.

The Steam Werewolves developed a fatal problem: the Werewolf Curse had corroded the mechanical structure inside the Steam Soldiers, causing them to lose control.

Each episode of this loss of control became longer and more intense than the last, and it had even gained a certain degree of contagion.

Once out of control, the Steam Werewolves could no longer distinguish friend from foe and would descend into frenzied slaughter until their strength was exhausted.

Once the number of breakdowns reached a certain point, the Steam Werewolf would die from multiple organ failure.

Throughout the entire loss-of-control process, its body was severely overdrawn. In the end, the soldier serving as the main body could not endure it, resulting in death by organ failure.

It was equivalent to overdrawing itself too severely.

Thus, the Empire could only urgently halt and seal away the Steam Werewolves, those special Extraordinary Soldiers created by combining Steam Soldiers and Moonlight Werewolves.

Fortunately, the Empire had not spread them too widely. Only a small portion of Steam Soldiers had been arranged to become Steam Werewolves.

So while it affected the Empire's overall battlefield, the impact was not too great.

Yet the future trouble was obvious, leaving the overall situation three parts more dispirited.

After that