After the materials arrived, Chen Mu quickly discovered a problem. The building had only five floors. With more than twenty people suddenly crammed inside, along with a pile of newly delivered materials, it immediately became crowded. Skywing's employees also worked downstairs, which was bound to make the crowding even worse.
Besides, Bagnell was right: the building's defenses were far too weak. If someone launched a powerful attack from a distance, using something like a high-damage siege card, a single shot would probably reduce the building to dust. The people inside would not escape either.
Large-scale warfare cards like those were not widely used, and they were hard to find in card shops. They were a rather special type of card, with extremely slow attack rates. Some would even become useless after a single use, but their terrifying damage, unmatched by other cards, still gave them astonishing power in assaults on fortified positions.
They could often be activated from very far away and were frequently used for surprise attacks. An ordinary Card Adept's Energy Shield could not stop such an attack at all. Only Card Adepts who specialized in Energy Shields had any chance of surviving that kind of terrifying assault.
But every advantage naturally came with a drawback. Cards like these had extremely stringent conditions for use and placed high demands on their users. Some required exceptionally strong perception, while others demanded freakishly precise perception. Moreover, their Energy Card requirements were even higher: generally, a Five-Star Energy Card was the bare minimum.
Any card that reached five stars entered an entirely different league, and Energy Cards were no exception. The enormous cost of launching even one such attack was beyond what an ordinary team could afford.
Yet the enemies Chen Mu faced, whether Faya or the Six Great Academies, would