Little Tyrant Doesn't Want to Meet with a Bad End Chapter 664.2: Inseparable (2)

The following morning, Roel woke up to the thunderous rumbling of fortress magic tools.

At the first crack of sunlight, tens of fortresses in the eastern border simultaneously launched long-ranged attacks on the Fallens, thus lighting the flames of war after three days of silence.

Under humankind’s bombardment, the Fallens, who were previously wandering aimlessly on Tark Prairie, began gathering in large droves to launch their counterattack. This marked the successful execution of the Battle of the Edges’ Phase 1.

A weapon’s edge was its sharpest point, and it marked the difference between life and death in a critical battle. The edge of this battle was none other than Roel’s thousand-man team. In view of that, the united army had decided to name this war ‘the Battle of the Edges’.

The Battle of the Edges could be divided into three phases.

Phase 1 involved bombarding the Fallens and guarding against their subsequent offense.

Given that the Fallens had the advantage in terms of military prowess, the united army had decided to rely on the sturdy fortresses they had built and reinforced over a thousand years to deal with the Fallens. This was their best way to level the playing field.

Thus, the first thing they had to do was to lure the enemy in.

With deafening rumbles, the fortress magic tools unleashed blinding streams of light that diverged into countless arrows that rained down in the far distance. This intense mana pulsation immediately caught the attention of the tens of thousands of Fallens on Tark Prairie.

At the same time, an army comprising soldiers from Rosa and the Knight Kingdom charged out to draw the Fallens’ aggro.

The Savior was a supreme existence embodying the sun in the ancient era. His authority remained even after He had succumbed to madness, which was why the Fallens were stronger in the day than at night.

Phase 1 of the Battle of the Edges began at daybreak and concluded at nightfall. The soldiers would devote themselves to guarding their respective fortresses during this period of

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