Bagnell fought down the impulse to join Chen Mu and the others. Instead, he led his troops straight toward the enemy's flank, slipping forward unnoticed.
There was no denying that Bagnell's tactical acumen stood several levels above everyone else's. When he brought his troops into position on the enemy's flank, the enemy remained completely unaware. Yet he did not attack immediately, instead waiting patiently for an opportunity.
Although their front line had collapsed, the enemy's strength remained largely intact. One look at their battle-ready formation told him that much. If he charged now, the fighting would likely settle into a grinding stalemate after the initial confusion. That was not what he wanted.
He felt somewhat anxious, but showed none of it as he glanced up at the distant sky.
The gray sky was gradually darkening, and he could just make out a distant sandstorm blotting out the heavens.
There wasn't much time left...
Without an opening, he would rather wait for another chance. Today's battle had already dealt the enemy a heavy blow. The fighting had been brief, but it had made him realize the mistakes he had made earlier.
Small-unit fights to the death were the enemy's specialty. Large-scale combat in organized formations was, instead, their weakest point.
His earlier mistakes had stemmed from his unfamiliarity with the Mohadi Domain and the scant information available to him. Today's battle had made a great deal clear.
For a commander of his caliber, a single enemy weakness was enough to find a path to victory. He was confident he could defeat the Mohadi Domain's uncard flow fighters. Even if he could not finish everything in one decisive battle today, he would have no regrets, because the boss had returned!
All that mattered was that he was back!
That was the thought