Back in the present, the Legion had severed the enemy's reinforcement lines through the Regulator 0-9 series, so the disparity between the two sides had already become apparent.
What the Legion needed to do next was exploit this opportunity to magnify its advantage as much as possible.
The Legion's combat style was actually quite obvious. Its defining trait was steadiness-utterly unshakable steadiness, crushing the enemy head-on with raw strength.
An opponent like that could be easy to handle or difficult to handle. Of course, the main issue was that when it said it would crush you, it genuinely had the strength and means to do so.
That was a common trait of those who relied on mass-producing troops, so the Insect Swarm's tactics were equally simple: overwhelm the enemy.
And when both sides fought in much the same way, it became a contest of raw military strength. What constituted raw military strength?
Simple: numbers, resources, and technology.
At present, the Insect Swarm seemed to surpass the Legion only in numbers.
As for resources, with the foundations of the three giants at its disposal, the Legion had virtually no fear of a war of attrition. The enemy's deployment of troops against Vax made that clear as well. Having only just broken free of the Lost Kingdom, the enemy was naturally desperately short of resources.
That was also why the Legion wanted to contest the Vax Corporation's territory: to maintain its resource advantage over the enemy and the deterrent that came with it.
The final point, technology, was actually the hardest to judge. If the enemy were merely the Rachkainis Insectoid Race, the Legion's overall technological capabilities would still be a cut above theirs.
The problem was that the enemy was not merely the Rachkainis Insectoid Race. Its lunatic leader had obtained