With the Hidden Jun Village players leading the way, "fighting without regard for their lives," the Ghost Lantern Guards failed to scatter the force led by Master of Open Stratagems outright.
Having lost their momentum, the Ghost Lantern Guards could only remain pinned down by the almost frenzied Hidden Jun Village players.
Inside Hozuki Castle, the Hidden Jun Village players' "resurrection" advantage should have been suppressed.
However, with the Soulwood Casket in his possession, Master of Open Stratagems effectively had a temporary "Resurrection Hall."
Granted, it only allowed three consecutive resurrections.
But its advantage was its proximity: players who had just fallen could rejoin the battlefield in the blink of an eye.
The rogue ninja of Hozuki Prison witnessed the Hidden Jun Village players fall and revive with their own eyes, and for a moment, they were all consumed with envy.
Although the chakra within their bodies was restricted.
Most of the rogue ninja could still just barely fight the Ghost Lantern Guards with their physical strength alone.
One unlucky rogue ninja was struck by a Ghost Lantern Guard's blade, but before dying, he also dealt the guard a serious injury.
As the first rogue ninja fell, most of the rogue ninja present fixed their eyes on the "wooden casket" at the rear of the battlefield, which stood taller than a person.
Master of Open Stratagems, who was directing the battle, also grew extremely tense.
Now it was time to test the Soulwood Casket's functionality.
If it could successfully resurrect an "NPC," morale would undoubtedly soar.
His greatest fear was that it would fail to resurrect an "NPC," in which case most of the Hozuki Prison rogue ninja fighting alongside them would probably "scatter to the winds."
If that really happened, it would be a tremendous blow to both the