The dwarves wore combat suits and carried enormous shields as they slowly walked into the Star Gate.
They peered inside nervously. No one knew what things were like on the other side.
The dwarf warriors passed through the Star Gate and swallowed at the sight of the dim plane. The environment was utterly hostile.
They took two steps forward and immediately formed a shield wall. Behind them, large numbers of Dwarf Race warriors rushed in and began building defensive positions.
The researchers who followed used their equipment to test the environment and discovered that the entire plane contained no oxygen. In other words, the Human Race could not survive here without oxygen masks.
After a series of calculations, they immediately transmitted their findings to the rear. Ten thousand dwarves guarded the Star Gate, while those behind them received their latest orders.
They would rotate shifts every hour. Since they could not survive in the enemy's plane without oxygen masks, there was no point sending a vast army charging deep inside.
As the dwarves stepped onto Hillnais's planet, Zhang Yang's field of view expanded with them, though he could only see what the dwarves could see with their own eyes.
Because his opponent had used the D-rank divine card-War Fog-he could not see the enemy's deployments. This was a divine card he had always wanted.
Otherwise, he would never have made Star Lord Hillnais spend eighty thousand energy points buying it.
That was right: the stallholder who had served Hillnais was none other than Zhang Yang. When he saw Hillnais descend onto Blue Star in person, then learned that Hillnais had already lived for two hundred million years, he realized this was an enormous opportunity.
Combined with the opponent's sudden withdrawal of high-tier troops, this meant Hillnais had no confidence whatsoever