674. The Blood Clan Has Its Limits

After the Flying Puji appeared, Eugene sent out the Bat Combat Squad as well.

The backs of these giant bats could carry complete combat squads of five to eight people. Combined with the bats' massive bodies, they held an enormous advantage in the air against the Puji.

Even though Will and the others revived again and again, all they could do was hold the bats back. From start to finish, they were being pressed and beaten down.

However, raising and contracting these bats was extremely expensive. Even a Duke like Eugene had fewer than a hundred on hand, and only around forty had accompanied him this time.

As for their opponents, the Flying Puji—

Looking at that endless stream of numbers, Eugene could not bring himself to think these things were worth much money.

So even though the bat troops had the upper hand in the sky, the sight of giant bats occasionally being killed in explosions and plummeting down left Eugene unable to feel the slightest bit happy.

Eugene still had two military formations available to him now. One was made up of his own troops, and the other was the Demon Descendant elite Dean had handed over to him.

Looking at the battle lines on both sides, he resolved to crush one side first and use it as a breakthrough point.

To his subordinates' surprise, Eugene did not choose the Fungal Fortress position, which looked to be in far greater danger, but instead chose the Dwarf position, which had seemed like an iron wall from the very beginning of the battle.

Eugene's generals saw opportunity at the Fungal Fortress position, but Eugene saw risk.

The combat methods these tribesmen of the Northern Territory had displayed using the Puji were all too new—so new that there was no reliable