The job change is a bizarre and calamity; the nation begs me to tone it down.

As soon as he finished speaking, the elven archers' formation suddenly split to the sides in the holographic image.

Hundreds of elven mages chanted simultaneously, their staffs glowing with a dazzling emerald light.

Immediately afterwards, spikes formed from natural energy suddenly shot out from the ground, heading straight for the defensive fortifications at the front lines of Shenxia.

"Boom boom boom!"

The wooden spikes struck the defensive barrier, exploding into a large patch of green light mist.

The barrier shook violently, and several edge areas even flickered briefly.

On the front lines, a Qiongqi Legion officer roared, "Barrier squad, replenish energy! Formations two and three, share the pressure! Ranged teams, prioritize eliminating the elven priests!"

The moment the order was given, dozens of sniper professionals simultaneously locked onto the target.

One by one, bullets imbued with anti-magic properties pierced the air and shot towards the priesthood behind them.

However, the elves were clearly prepared.

Several tall elven guards quickly stepped forward, unfurling translucent emerald shields to deflect most of the attacks.

Although a few unlucky priests were shot in the head, the entire priestly magic circle did not collapse as a result.

Li Suyuan looked at the screen, his eyes growing colder: "What they brought this time was indeed not the border troops, but a proper main force corps."

"Treemen hold the line, priests stabilize the field, archers provide ranged support, and cavalry are responsible for tearing open gaps."

He sneered, "However, this little bit of stuff isn't enough to break through Qiongqi's defenses."

He raised his hand and tapped the tactical sand table several times, then gave the order again: "Order the front line to retreat 300 meters to increase the depth of the attack."

"The heavy artillery positions have changed their ammunition types, using incendiary wood shells and non-biohazard shells."

"The aerial formations lowered their altitude, bypassed the front of the rift, and cut off their priesthood from the flank."

"Also, notify the special operations team to prepare to enter the edge of the battlefield and locate the enemy's command node."

"yes!"

Orders were quickly issued, and the Shenxia position began to be adjusted in an orderly manner.

The heavily armored warriors at the forefront did not linger in battle, but instead retreated steadily under the cover of the barrier. The artillery emplacements at the rear, after a brief calibration, were reloaded with ammunition specifically designed to counter nature-based creatures.

A few seconds later, the third salvo erupted.

This time, what fell on the elven army was not a simple energy explosion, but patches of dark red flames.

The flames clung to the vines and tree bark, like maggots clinging to bones, difficult to extinguish.

The ancient war tree let out mournful howls, its thick branches flailing violently.

But it couldn't stop the flames from spreading along the tree bark.

Several elven priests quickly cast purification spells, but just as they quelled the fire, the next round of life-suppressing bullets rained down.

The area hit by the forbidden bullet experienced an instantaneous break in natural energy.

The once vibrant vines withered rapidly, and a gap was forcibly torn open in the temporary forest area.

The two sides immediately entered a heated phase.

The elves pressed forward at any cost, attempting to establish a secure bridgehead at the exit of the rift.

The Qiongqi Legion, with its sophisticated and outrageous positional warfare system, turned every inch of land into a meat grinder.

Arrows, cannon fire, spells, and combat techniques clashed continuously within the forest.

The explosions came one after another, shaking the earth.

It was amidst this chaos that several inconspicuous figures, along with a follow-up elven force, silently passed through the dimensional rift.

Buck walked at the side and rear of the group.

He changed into a tattered cloak he had stripped from an elf's corpse. His burly figure was barely covered by the large fabric, but his ferocious appearance and muscular build made him look nothing like an elf.

Fortunately, the battlefield was too chaotic, and no one had the mind to look at him closely.

Beside Buck, Didan carried a bulging metal box on his back. He wasn't tall, but he walked extremely fast.

Several other Star Hunters were also scattered around, pretending to be grunts who were frightened by the artillery fire and were hiding everywhere, but in reality, their eyes were always observing the Blue Star's defenses.

As soon as he stepped into the Blue Star plane, Buck raised an eyebrow.

He took a deep breath, his nostrils flaring slightly, as if he were trying to discern the scents in the air.

"Yo ho!"

The next moment, Buck grinned, revealing a set of gleaming white teeth: "The energy fluctuations here are quite significant, much stronger than those huddled, pointy-eared bastards in the forest."

As he spoke, he turned to look at the earth egg: "Quickly investigate the energy intensity of this plane and the distribution of high-energy units."

"The boss said that we are only responsible for scouting, not for fighting. If there are any traces of the Blazing Sun Divine Kingdom's secret realm in this place, we should go back and report immediately."

Didan nodded, his face full of excitement.

He quickly crouched behind a crater created by artillery fire and unloaded the metal box from his back.

When the box was opened, it contained a strangely shaped detector.

The thing looked like a junk pieced together from a bunch of scrapped parts.

However, the surface is engraved with dense silver spirals.

Di Dan reached out and pressed several buttons on the instrument, then took out a thumb-sized dark gold crystal from his pocket and inserted it into the core groove of the instrument.

"Buzz—"

As the crystal was inserted, the detector immediately vibrated with a slight thud.

The next moment, a semi-transparent light screen suddenly popped up, with dense ripples and light spots appearing on it.

The light spots, some bright and some dim, were refreshing at an extremely fast speed.

The smile on Di Dan's face quickly turned serious.

He squinted, his hands moving rapidly across the light screen, muttering to himself as he looked: "Spatial stability value is normal to low... elemental concentration is medium to high... professional energy system is complete... tsk, this place is not simple."

Listening to his rambling tone, Buck became a little impatient: "Speak like a human being."

Without even looking up, Di Dan said, "What I mean is, this plane is much better than the lair of those stinky elves."

As he spoke, he pointed to several exceptionally bright red dots on the light screen: "Look here, here, and here. Just from what I've initially estimated, there are about ten high-energy units."

"Moreover, the auras of these high-energy units are very stable, unlike those that are artificially created by external forces. They should all be local powerhouses."

Upon hearing this, Buck stroked his chin, a hint of surprise flashing in his eyes: "Around ten? This wretched place can actually produce so many high-energy units?"

A Starsea Hunter nearby scoffed, "How high can it get? At most, it's just over level 100."

Buck didn't answer immediately, but instead looked at the egg: "How's your strength? How does it compare to the brothers?"

Didan stared at the light screen for a while, then pursed his lips: "Sigh, they definitely won't stand a chance."

"The highest energy reactions are estimated to be around level 100. If it were a one-on-one fight, the ordinary guys might have to put in some effort, but with you, Buck, there would be basically no pressure."

"As for the boss, needless to say."