Dozens of mana airships suddenly scattered in every direction as though blown apart by an explosion, flying far beyond the area where the two sides were fighting in an instant.
Then, under the puzzled gazes of the Marfa Coalition Army, the scattered mana airships simultaneously sprayed swarms of tiny, glittering objects from their undersides. They formed beautiful curtains of light in the air, surrounding the battlefield on every side.
The objects were so small that even General Phil could not make out their shape through his telescope.
But his experience of countless battles instinctively told him that these little things were trouble. He immediately turned and ordered the Mage Corps on standby to intercept the mana airships and stop them from deploying any more of those glittering objects.
Yet before the Mage Corps could move, countless fiery red streaks suddenly shot from the Lampari Kingdom's positions in the distant Grixius Mountain Ranges, so densely packed that they nearly covered the entire sky.
Everyone in the Marfa Coalition Army paled at the sight.
They could naturally tell that the Lampari Kingdom's mana cannons had opened fire, but wasn't this attack a little too terrifying?
Over a hundred fiery trails left by mana cannon shells streaked across the sky at once. That meant the Lampari Kingdom had more than a hundred mana cannons firing simultaneously!
In their previous engagements, the Lampari Kingdom had never unleashed such terrifying firepower.
Moreover, an attack like this would naturally consume an enormous number of mana cannon shells. At this rate, how long could the Lampari Kingdom's army keep it up?
Without that firepower to support them, the Marfa Coalition Army could even send its ordinary soldiers forward to attack.
Surely the Lampari Kingdom would not be so irrational?
But this was no time to consider those