Ninth Cycle Cultivator · Head of the Remnant Soldiers · Dragon King Zhao Huo!

When his "casting points" had accumulated to 12, Ren Suo finally could deploy one of the cultivators.

Eight-Cycle Cultivator · Blazing Flame War Wolf!

Blazing Flame War Wolf: "Sure enough, I had to be the first one on the field. Wherever flames dance, there'll be these pieces of trash getting cremated!"

The game displayed this character's detailed information:

"Blazing Flame War Wolf, Vanguard Cultivator, Melee Position, deployment cost: 12 points"

"Attack: Medium. Defense: Medium. Attack range: 2 grids."

"Trait · War Wolf Heavenly Venerable Might: Can intercept two enemies."

"Dao Fusion Spell · Flame Dance: After casting, attack power +50%, and continuously generates casting points for the player."

"Trust: 100% (Attack Power +30%, Defense Power +10%)"

Crystal Maiden said, "A wise choice. According to your classification of Elite Cultivators, Vanguard Cultivators should be deployed at the start of a war."

"Vanguard Cultivators are most compatible with Melee Positions. The new spells formed after they fuse with Aura Points often provide you, located at the Immortal Source, with 'casting points.' Moreover, Vanguard Cultivators basically have no glaring weaknesses and can handle most situations."

"Furthermore, Vanguard Cultivators are highly compatible with the 'Heavenly Venerable Might' trait. Most of them can intercept two stellar-level enemy units."

"Please note that, as a Melee Position unit, Blazing Flame War Wolf has an attack range. His maximum attack distance is two Aura Grids. Each Aura Point is equivalent to one grid, and two grids is the attack range of most Melee Position units."

"When deploying Blazing Flame War Wolf, you can order him to focus his combat efforts in a particular direction."

"Of course, he will not truly attack only one direction, but when several enemies appear around him, he will prioritize the direction you ordered—this attack direction can be changed during battle."

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