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NO.518 Preparation has its limits

There are many factors that determine the outcome of a war, and logistics supply is often one of them.

Although war itself was definitely not what the remnants of the Order wanted.

It is better to say that the reason why they are willing to negotiate with the demon kings to continue cooperation after the truth is revealed is to avoid unnecessary resource consumption caused by war-like fighting. After all, the remnants know very well that they are at a stage where there is no way out. Rather than attacking swiftly and risking their lives, it is more realistic to find ways to preserve themselves.

Moreover, in the eyes of the remnants, every dark Digimon here is equivalent to a walking resource.

It is not appropriate to fight against resources without solving external enemies and hidden dangers. On the contrary, if we can get through the present, and have secured the technology to extract containers for Digimon information, we will not have to worry about resources for a long time. Therefore, under the premise of giving up some technology and resources, this alliance of pretending to be good can continue.

This should have been somewhat humiliating, but since the key technology had not been leaked and the findings from the investigation under the Seven Demon Lords' Holy Temples had been successfully concealed, the remaining priests of the cult were actually somewhat secretly delighted.

It was like seeing the other party buying the box and returning the pearl.

This sense of superiority in making choices is truly the province of businessmen, and it highlights their deviation from past habits and their animal nature.

And when this deviation went further, the logistics base of the remnants of the cult was established.

When the situation they were trying to avoid still occurred and there was no way to escape it for the time being, the priests could only prepare for war immediately according to war standards.

Even though this battlefield had been the enemy's territory from the beginning, and was filled with the enemy's ambushes, facilities, and strategic arrangements from the beginning, the Dark Digimon and the remnants of the cult that were forcibly "kidnapped" here should have been penniless with nothing but themselves.

However, as a group of travelers who are not Digimon, the remnants of the cult have always looked down on humans and the civilization they have built, but in actual operation they have made use of the ingenuity of human technology.

Like portable compression storage tools, or building a miniature reactor in itself to operate the entire miniature facility to support the expensive equipment and technology that locks the independent space - all of which are technologies used to facilitate the rapid deployment of various facilities like base vehicles.

He is also the MVP in both normal moving and emergency escape! He is the necessary condition for the Beast Cult to continue to commit crimes and develop over the long term!

But there is still a problem that must be faced every time it reaches this juncture:
You can deploy the base in one second, but can you defend the base for the countless seconds that follow?
Especially when it is deployed on the battlefield.

This will make you a target and temporarily turn the battle into tower defense.

Of course, for a long time in the past, the work of guarding bases was the area where grassroots and middle-level managers worked together.

There is no need for the priests to ask, let alone get involved.

But this does not mean that they will be inexperienced and make many mistakes.

After all, the priests were once grassroots believers.

It is true that the top runners of the past are often not as good as those of the current runners decades after retirement. It is common knowledge that time will tarnish skills, and it is even more true among the time-travelers that time will tarnish memories.

But man-made truths will always be overturned.

For example, technology and energy that change lives.

Needless to say, there have been many systems involving "memory imprint/inheritance/fusion" since ancient times. In terms of technology, the chips at the front end of the version can often lock memories. Even in the form of cloud disk expansion, they can store capacity beyond the ordinary lifespan of humans. The super dream-like functions loaded on the chip can allow you to relive the memories of the time from the five senses and regain the original feelings.

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Although the feel would be somewhat awkward on an aged/enhanced body, in the latter case, it would not be difficult to adapt to.

Not to mention that what the remnants of the cult need to recall is not skills, but knowledge.

It was not difficult for the priests who had never been unfamiliar with combat to recall the past, and it was not difficult for them to practice the knowledge of defensive warfare. The only problem was that they did have a huge disadvantage called lack of manpower.

Containers are dead objects.

Even if one could summon powerful forms to execute simple commands such as 'destroy, attack, defend', it would still be unable to meet the needs of the ever-changing situation on the battlefield.

There is no fundamental solution to this problem. Some priests who are good at multi-threaded operations can only do more work and use frequent instructions and will control to create the illusion of tight defense.

The size of the site and the direction of development are also taken into consideration. The main features are: the site size on the ground can be reduced to the size of a small apartment complex, and more contents are completed in the construction of underground space.

The instruments and barrier technologies used to conceal detection are mature.

Surface bases are constructed in multiple locations on the battlefield in order to create a confusing effect that diverts attention - this kind of delayed strategy of having three burrows is also a possibility.

The construction of such a professional temporary base is difficult to detect quickly even by the cyber police who observe the server operation data at a high-dimensional level. The soldiers on the scene are overwhelmed by the complex amount of information on the battlefield. Most of them don't have the leisure to pay attention to those clues that are not obvious to begin with.

Note that it is the vast majority.

You have to know that although the attention span of Digimon, humans, monsters, and various species of sublimators is limited, the more intense and dangerous the battlefield is, the more they need to be on edge and give it their all, but there is still a part of them that is exceptionally good in the fields of perception, information processing, and multi-threading.

That's usually some guy with a mechanical tag.

Mechanical monsters, mechanical Digimon, cyborgs/Digimon, etc.

And a small number of beings who have achieved extraordinary insight and analytical abilities by specializing in the fields of spirit, soul, and consciousness through the study of source energy.

They can notice those anomalies on the battlefield that most of their comrades fail to notice; they can notice the slightest clues behind those seemingly reasonable scanning obstructions, and even those base constructions used to disrupt ears and eyes are first discovered by them and proposed to be destroyed.

But whether they were pure baits or temporary bases that performed some logistical functions, none of them could be considered the key to the cult's remaining forces' battle arrangements.

The truly important functions include not only a large number of monster containers that can be replaced and rested, as well as equipment for information stability, but also the props and intelligence touched upon by the remnants of the cult in their investigations in various Demon King's temples, and even the temporary main base of Digimon, which is still shrouded in mystery.

Omer Linton, who is currently fighting continuously with the power of the extremely evil Belia, will inevitably ignore it.

This is also helpless.

Even after Nijikalis collapsed due to overload, Gilvalis' card was pierced again by the Beta Demon Blade, and the full power of the Beta Motor was used to assist the computing power that had not yet been consumed - successfully making it an auxiliary plug-in equipped with the current Evil Belia.

But even though Evil Belia's senses surpassed those of many Ultra Warriors, they still could not match the scanning capabilities of Heavenly Power Punisher.

Having computing power but no detailed scanning is like having a brain but being deaf and blind. How can one notice that there is a cave underneath the building that one has destroyed?

How could he notice that the tragic traces of light covering and burning through the rift were just illusions created by the other party using the monster's power?

Not to mention whether he could notice it, he didn't even have time to think about it, because the Ultimate Ultra Beast Killer Saurus was merciless.

He was probably pushed into a corner so much that he even took out a disposable monster container. With Evil Belia's perception, which was not as good as the Heavenly Power Punishment but still sharp, he could feel that the power, agility, and energy attack output of the thing in front of him showed a clear decline within a minute.

Just like the King Orbmeng who had been handed over to Geed to deal with before, at first glance, it is clear that he is definitely a relatively precious consumable container.

These things are still hanging in front of the counter of the office as exhibits in Omer's office! It is impossible to use them. I can only feel satisfied by showing them to everyone I meet. How can I waste my time on a battlefield with no end in sight?

Although the resistance is quite strong now, it is not as big as expected. I feel that the remnants of the cult should have a backup plan, but I don't have time to pay attention to it for the time being.

But it doesn't matter!

Although he didn't have time to survey the entire territory, nor did he have the energy to ponder over clues, the battlefield was indeed changing rapidly.

It’s two-way.

When he and the priest opposite him were silently hesitating in their hearts, the sudden emergence of the dark tyrant in the beam of light that shot up into the sky made both sides feel a little startled.

Only a large Draculmon standing somewhere and looking into the distance laughed out loud, as if a mystery that had troubled him for years had been solved in an instant.

(End of this chapter)