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A complex array pattern flashed by.

This was a military formation slaughter. The moment this formation appeared, all those who were identified as belonging to the academy experienced a surge in combat power, with all their stats increasing dramatically.

"Military Formation Carnage - Desperate Will!"

Another formation of light appeared. This was the desperate will within the military formation's killing intent. When in a disadvantageous battle, the greater the gap, the stronger the effect. It could greatly boost our morale and various resistance capabilities. Potential was transformed into combat power and kept burning.

"Military battles rage, hearts united as spears!"

Fueled by the carnage of this battle, everyone's beliefs coalesced into an invisible, sharp spear, a will that continuously launched a mental assault on the enemy.

Those relatively weaker vanguard lives, who were used as cannon fodder, were particularly affected at this moment. If their original strength was 100, they could only exert 40 or 50 at most.

"Military Slaughter, Unyielding Military Spirit!"

"Follow my will and return from the battlefields of the dead, my warriors who once followed me!"

The strategist's voice was loud, and under his power, pale white figures formed from countless points of light appeared.

These figures were armed with swords, spears, axes, or other weapons that were difficult to describe and not conventional.

These people were all comrades who fought alongside the strategist of killing, most of whom died on the battlefield of the end.

Today, the spirit of the military lives on through its ability to kill.

After these military spirits appeared, they also enjoyed the bonus from the previous battles. As time went by, the residents killed by the enemy were transformed into military spirit soldiers the moment they fell, and continued to fight.

Enveloped by the power of the "Military Formation Slaughter and Unyielding Spirit," the academy's combat units suffered no casualties whatsoever; the dead all participated in the battle in an alternative way.

"An interesting ability, but unfortunately, that's all." The wolf-headed, human-bodied man analyzed calmly.

He had seen similar abilities before.

Even with the indomitable military spirit and other killing formations, the academy is still at a significant disadvantage in terms of the number of combat units.

"Open the gates to another dimension and unleash the mechanical soldiers of the Guilty Crown world!"

The strategist was directing operations in the main hall. He was in a relatively enclosed room surrounded by light screens displaying images of the outside world. He observed and directed the operation simultaneously.

After the order to kill was issued, twisting vortexes appeared in the sky above the academy, and large space battleships emerged from them, each filled with warriors who looked somewhat like Gundams.

These mechanical soldiers can fly simultaneously. Their advanced technology allows them to fly freely without the need for propulsion. After these soldiers are deployed, a large number of missiles with powerful destructive capabilities are launched from their bodies, or laser weapons are used to sweep across large areas.

"War Prism, begin cross-border deployment."

The strategist continued.

Spatial vortexes appeared in the sky around the academy, and hundreds of black, multifaceted prisms with a metallic, mechanical feel were thrown down.

After they were deployed, each surface opened up as if a picture was blurring, and mechanical creatures poured out. These mechanical creatures were designed with precise calculations and did not pursue a deliberate humanoid shape or other familiar animal form.

After the War Prism appeared, the Academy's disadvantage was finally reversed, and they were barely evenly matched.

Although the academy still had a lot of fighting power, the strategist's expression remained solemn.

"This battle is still very difficult."

Just as Sha Sheng was planning how to proceed with the command, the wolf-headed, human-bodied man of the Fallen Reincarnation Alliance let out a thunderous roar.

"Fierce War Wolves, heed my command! All troops, attack!"

"Mountain Goddess, begin to take root in the earth and unleash your full power to mass-produce troops!"

"Floating Giant Mother, absorb the energy of the sky and unleash your full force!"

……

As orders were issued, the Fallen Reincarnation Alliance immediately deployed another massive force, no less powerful than the previous one.

"It's no use. Even if the mechanical production of Guilty Crown is high, it will probably be difficult to withstand this situation."

With a resolute decision to kill, he commanded, "Guilty Crown World, unleash the Void Warriors!"

Only a thousand Void Warriors appeared from across realms, but these soldiers exuded an aura more powerful than an army of millions.

Void Warriors are soldiers created and nurtured by humans in the world of Guilty Crown, wielding the power of the void.

Each and every one of them possesses king-level combat power!

The appearance of the Void Warriors finally caused the Zerg ministers and other vanguard commanders to change their expressions.

"The Samsara Academy actually has such a profound foundation?"

A thousand king-level warriors—that's their power; even they need to think twice before using them.

The King level is only one rank away from being a god!

If it were just one side, they would probably hesitate to fight to the death, but their alliance of forces that have fallen into reincarnation is too large, and even the vanguard forces number in the dozens.

One hundred king-level beings can fight a newly ascended god to the death to delay the enemy.

These thousand king-level void warriors can barely be considered as having the combat power of two gods.

It may seem that there is a huge deviation in the proportion of this transformation, but that is the truth. Gods are gods after all. Once you cross over, it is a new world.

If we convert combat power to a unit of one thousand, being equivalent to one or two gods is already quite good.

One hundred King-level beings can fight a new god to a standstill, but that doesn't mean one thousand King-level beings can stand shoulder to shoulder with ten new gods.

In fact, Killing Life had some concerns about joining the Void Warriors, because he was worried that the Void Warriors would cause the enemy's divine forces to be eliminated earlier.

However, this was all he could do. After taking this risky move, his only option was to delay the battle, because he was more inclined to believe that the Allied Forces were certain that his move represented the full force of the Academy.

Therefore, the possibility of deploying divine forces is actually relatively low.

It's not surprising that the strategist didn't directly deploy all the gods to crush the enemy when the allied forces had such a huge advantage. If the war could be resolved by cannon fodder, there would be no need to deploy the gods. For those forces, even if they were waiting on the battlefield, the gods could still produce some special resources. On the contrary, if they were to fight immediately, there would be some losses. In certain special places, the presence of the gods is indispensable.

In addition, the allied forces also had their concerns. A cornered dog will bite. Even if they believed that the academy's foundation was shallow, they would not completely believe that since other forces had not deployed their divine forces, their own forces had no reason to do so.

If any accident were to occur, the loss of a god would be enough to break their hearts.

Even a thousand kings might not be able to cultivate a single god.

The fall of a god signifies a massive loss of resources, the loss of powerful combat strength, and the potential premature demise of a super god in the future.

Taking all factors into consideration, they adopted this relatively conservative approach.

At worst, they can use their low-level combat power to wear down the academy. Even if the overall cost is greater than deploying a god, it's still a safer option.

The above are also factors in analyzing killing and making commands.

Undeniably, the appearance of these Void Warriors did put considerable pressure on the Allied vanguard.

A thousand King-level beings are enough to severely damage or even wipe out ordinary third-rate forces.

Even second-rate powers would take them seriously.

The wolf-headed, human-bodied creature snorted coldly.

"If I hadn't been notified beforehand, I would have thought that this time the vanguard consisted only of us and the Zerg!"

The implication is that this reflects dissatisfaction and pressure towards other forces that have also come.

In this situation, they would no longer be willing to stand by and do nothing, letting both sides bear the burden.

Consuming this thousand-king level weapon resulted in significant losses.

“Sendney, you’re wrong about that. Judging by your imposing manner, we thought you didn’t need anyone else’s help, hahaha.”

A figure, entirely black yet faintly glowing with a dark light, with purple runes on its forehead, appeared next to the wolf-headed, human-bodied man, who was called Sendni.

"Gu Bo of the Dark Spirit Clan, I never expected that you would be the one leading the team this time."

Sendenie sneered.

Gu Bai retorted, "The initial Dark Spirit Flame, it seems, wasn't enough to leave a lasting impression on you?"

"Gentlemen, it would be best to put aside your personal grudges for now, and don't forget whose call we were given to gather here."

A voice echoed from the void.

“Sneaky,” Sendenni sneered.

"Void City welcomes you anytime."

A voice from the void responded faintly.

Sendenie didn't respond to that statement, clearly out of some apprehension.

One after another, leaders from dozens of factions appeared around them.

"Since none of you have made any statement, I'll go first."

The Dark Spirit Clan's Gu Bai smiled.

Then he clapped his hands.

The black flames that had been extinguished by the crowd earlier reignited in the same spot where they had disappeared. Moreover, these black flames were rapidly coalescing into a human shape.

"Your move is probably far from enough," Sendenni said, deliberately targeting him.

"That's certainly not enough."

Gu Bai didn't get angry or lose his temper; instead, he clapped his hands twice more.

This time, the number of humanoid figures has been reduced rapidly due to the combination of three to five.

In the end, only a little over a hundred completely black human figures remained, but they looked much more solid than before, as if they were made of a rare and hard black metal.

These one hundred units are undoubtedly of the King level.

"Although the numbers are still somewhat lacking, as one of the dozens of vanguard forces, I believe I've contributed more than your Zerg and the Beastmen, haven't I?"

Gu Bai said with a smile, his tone neither warm nor cold.

No one can deny that Guber did put in a lot of effort this time; at least proportionally, this one move alone was enough to cover his workload.

With Gu Bai leading the way, others were less likely to be stingy.

The voice from the void summoned over a hundred king-level void creatures.

Sendney then deployed one hundred king-level magical beasts from the army he brought.

The Zerg minister gritted his teeth and used the Gu worm technique to make the spawned insects devour each other, raising more than a hundred more powerful insects. With the help of other auxiliary insects, they finally reached the King level, but were relatively weaker than the previous few.

Under their leadership, the remaining dozens of companies all dispatched one hundred units of King-level combat power.

Four or five thousand King-level warriors versus one thousand Void Warriors.

Command Room —

Seeing this, the strategist gritted his teeth, "That Dark Spirit Clan member..."

He could tell that if Gu Bai hadn't taken the lead, the allied forces wouldn't have so readily deployed these thousands of king-level combatants.

"What exactly is he planning?"

The strategist had no time to speculate on Gu Bai's plans; what he urgently needed to do now was to redeploy the academy's forces.

"What a pity. If we had been given a few more years, with the development of Sin Crown, we could have reached the level of creating artificial gods."

This level of technology already places them among the top-tier powers. Few powers that develop artificial gods and advanced technology can achieve this.

In fact, what Sesshomaru regrets about is not only the world of Guilty Crown.

"Let the Teigu Life Legion of the Akame ga Kill! world go into battle."

If it were the world of Kill la Kill, the divine virus planted by Li Wei, after a period of time, would allow this plane to evolve to a higher level, no less than Guilty Crown, and even with greater potential.

The gate to cross realms has opened once more, and one by one, warriors wielding powerful Imperial Arms emerge, accompanied by non-human Imperial Arm lifeforms.

In terms of numbers, there are approximately three thousand, all of whom are king-level combatants.

This is one of the advantages of the "Slay the Sisters" dungeon compared to "Guilty Crown"—it doesn't require much intelligence from its characters; they can steadily evolve and become stronger simply by spending time.

On the other hand, researchers still need to absorb and digest the knowledge left behind by Li Wei in Guilty Crown.

Although the academy's forces of over four thousand King-level warriors are fewer in number than the allied forces' nearly five thousand, their overall strength is still greater. Therefore, the strategist of the Killing Life does not need to consider increasing the number of troops for the time being, but is worried about other aspects.

"Another three thousand King-level beings?!"

Sendeny and the others' expressions hardened.

They had thought that the academy's entire strength lay in its thousand Void Warriors, but they never expected the academy to surprise them.

"It seems that once you strip away the facade, the Samsara Academy is not as weak as you might imagine."

This surprised them, as they valued intelligence highly.