Plans and Matchups, the Division of the Astral Battlefield!

Through the Starry Illusion Realm, Dudley systematically divided his allies and the remaining enemies into several groups, assigning them to different Astral Battlefields.

In terms of numbers, after rescuing the captured Ministry of Magic members, gathering the adult White Wizards among the United Kingdom's civilian population, adding Hogwarts' original personnel, and excluding those left behind to guard the castle, Hogwarts' total combat force numbered slightly fewer than three thousand.

After the earlier attacks had worn them down, and excluding the Inferi army that had already been shattered into icy fragments, Grindelwald's original force of fifty thousand had lost over a quarter. The remaining Saints and humanoid magical creatures still totaled a little more than thirty-seven thousand.

Therefore, for Hogwarts' combatants and magical creature allies to win, the overall estimate was that they only needed to achieve roughly one against ten.

In terms of individual strength, Hogwarts, with its gathering of powerful fighters and various buffs, undoubtedly held victory in its grasp against Grindelwald's side, which had already lost more than half of its elite powerhouses.

Since victory was assured, Dudley needed to place greater consideration on training effects and other factors when dividing the Astral Battlefields.

He placed Patriarch Zhengyuan, Mr. Akingbade, and Aurelius Dumbledore, all figures at the Legendary Wizard level, together with Aberforth, Elder Liu Tao, and Professor Yusuf Kama, whose strength approached that of Legendary Wizards, into the same Astral Battlefield.

Along with them, he assigned several seasoned and capable professors and adult White Wizards from the United Kingdom, forming an overwhelmingly strong group of experts. Their enemies were ten thousand Saints.

Moreover, these enemies were the weakest ten thousand among the remaining thirty-seven thousand Saints.

Dudley sent his own super-powered group to crush weak opponents, using superior horses against inferior ones, because these veteran top-tier White