God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Atlas Tomé didn't see any problem with the phantom soldiers that appeared instantly and charged forward, nor did he see them as obstacles.

The soldiers at the forefront did not move, still gripping their scimitars tightly, while the cavalry behind them released their arrows, shooting them directly from the gaps between the cavalrymen in front, accurately hitting the rapidly advancing illusionary warriors.

Some even pierced through the illusionary soldiers and then became embedded in Kirby's army.

This power, completely unlike that of a shortbow, has been demonstrated in reality.

Before Kirby could even marvel at the terrifying power of the arrows, the collision between the cavalry and infantry occurred instantly.

The well-prepared Kirby infantry regiment was forced to break through a huge concave gap by the Atlas American soldiers, which slowed down the entire regiment's movement.

Kirby, who was also hit, forced himself to endure the pain in his chest and looked at the U.S. Army soldiers who had lost speed. Just as he was about to launch a counterattack, he noticed the U.S. Army soldiers behind him and drew their short bows at an extremely terrifying speed.

In the blink of an eye, the arrows fired by Atlasomi's legions covered the entire Kapi legion and the entire Third Legion of Rome.

Although the Roman Third Legion was also a heavy infantry legion, the source of this heavy infantry did not come from the talent itself, but from their own equipment. None of the effects in the talent had anything to do with defense.

In other words, the Third Legion's defensive capabilities are limited to the defensive capabilities of its own equipment. However, this defensive capability may still provide considerable resistance against standard shortbows.

However, while the defense did have some protection against the arrows fired by the American troops, it wasn't as effective as one might imagine.

The Third Legion, accustomed to summoning and controlling phantom soldiers in combat, is far less experienced in actual combat than the Eagle Legion, which is more adept at this aspect.

Perhaps compared to a typical barbarian legion, they are quite good, but within the Eagle Banner Legion, they are considered relatively poor.

Despite unleashing such an arrow attack in a short period of time, the Atlas Army showed no restraint, with its vanguard charging fearlessly into Kirby's ranks with scimitars.

By using the impact to knock some people away, further disrupting the formation, and then continuously penetrating inward, further damaging the opponent's organizational structure.

Although such a reckless charge would only take a few seconds to be killed by the elite Kirby Legion soldiers, the Atlas American soldiers, with a fearless attitude, charged in without any hesitation. With the help of the burst of arrows, they forcibly created several huge cracks and countless holes.

It can be said that within a very short period of time, the Atlas Army destroyed the Kirby Army's formation.

"Damn it, this ignores defense?!" Kirby watched as the air blades extending from the scimitar sliced ​​through his own soldiers' armor, which seemed to offer no protection whatsoever as it was forcibly removed.

Even though Atlato's American soldiers would be taken away by other Third Army soldiers during the attack, Kirby was not happy.

The Atlas soldiers' defenses were not much different from those of the Parthian lancers who had charged earlier, but their offensive capabilities were worlds apart.

The clash and attack within a few breaths silenced Kirby. It was a trade, a ruthless trade, an exchange of pure offense with no defense.

Clutching the spot on his chest from the impact, Kirby looked at the American soldiers of Atlas who were still charging forward. Seeing these soldiers attacking without even bothering to defend or block, focusing solely on their offensive, was truly disheartening.

Theoretically speaking, if you defeat your opponent, you don't need corresponding defense, but that's just theory.

In reality, on the battlefield, giving up defense, parrying, and other skills is almost the same as giving up one's life. Yet the Parthian cavalry was able to do this, making such a choice almost as if it were a matter of life and death.

Is this fearlessness? Isn't this fearlessness?

Kirby, who originally harbored some pride and arrogance, fell completely silent under this high-speed charge and rapid exchange of attacks without any defense.

Kirby, who originally wanted to stop the American army's advance from Atlas, no longer harbored such thoughts or hopes.

In less than a quarter of an hour, cracks and gaps appeared one after another in Kirby's proud Third Legion, and there were traces of penetration throughout the entire legion.

The US Army soldiers at Atlato, who caused all this, had clearly broken through the defenses, returned to the outer perimeter, and were actively preparing for the next round of attacks.

"Assemble!" Kirby roared, his face ashen, trying to clear his mind of the shock and fear. He attempted to regroup the army to prepare for the likely onslaught of the Atlas Army.

Having withdrawn the power of his Abyss, Atlas looked at the Kabi Legion, which had immediately entered a state of alert, and then at the rapidly approaching Second Parthian Legion of Rome. Recalling the Roman Council Guard that had been amplified, his face turned considerably ashen.

The sheer power of the Military Soul Legion is truly awe-inspiring; it's no wonder the Empire covets it.

"Withdraw!" Atlatomé glanced back at the army behind him, remained silent for a moment, and then gave the order.

In just one charge, in just fifteen minutes, the number of cavalrymen who were originally following him was reduced by more than half.

The Padia lancers suffered the most losses, but Atlatomé's main army also lost more than 40% of its troops, who were forever lost on the way to the attack.

The U.S. Army, which only attacked and did not defend, and whose high-intensity killing power was unstoppable, once again needed to replenish its manpower.

In just two or three years, the number of American soldiers killed by the US Army in Atlas has already exceeded 10,000.

However, with each sacrifice and loss, Parthian citizens would voluntarily join the legion, constantly maintaining its numbers and combat effectiveness, preventing a significant loss of fighting power despite the surge in numbers.

This absurd situation had been swirling around Atlatomé's army and around Atlatomé himself, leaving him genuinely bewildered, but he didn't delve too deeply into it, instead skillfully utilizing these powers. (End of Chapter)