At this moment, on the boundless grasslands.
A coalition from other tribes, numbering roughly four to five thousand, surrounded an army led by the Black Cloud tribe like a dense dark cloud.
On the surface,
Black Cloud was outnumbered.
They were at an absolute disadvantage in numbers.
Combined,
the several tribes had fewer than a thousand people capable of fighting.
Yet,
Black Cloud had held out until now.
That was because Grey Wolf, an officer from Abidos, commanded these nomadic warriors.
The warriors of the nomadic tribes were exceedingly fierce, and their ruthlessness on the battlefield was truly impressive.
But they had one flaw.
They had received no systematic military training.
They did not even have a commander.
Usually, a clansman or priest merely pointed ahead,
giving them a vague target.
Then the nomadic warriors would rush forward in a frenzy,
tearing their opponents apart like vicious wolves.
But today,
under Grey Wolf's command, Black Cloud
and its tribal allies
had several troop types properly coordinated, with Beyonders deployed to assist them. This formed a stark contrast with the enemy, whose numbers were great but whose formation was loose and chaotic.
In large-scale battles,
coordination between different troop types was extremely important.
It also severely tested a commander's military competence.
In this regard,
Grey Wolf, who had participated in many battles, especially the Battle of Abidos, was clearly at ease commanding a force of fewer than a thousand men.
Moreover, Nefi was working with him.
As a Demon Hunter, Nefi most often used Guardian Barrier, raising walls of light at the vulnerable points of her side to withstand the enemy's fierce assaults.
This gave Grey Wolf the time and space to calmly redeploy the soldiers, adjust the formation, and repel the enemy's attacks time and again.
It was not as