The battle continued day after day.
Xu Yang observed the front-line situation at the southwest outpost of New Taixi State, outside Phoenix City.
There was enough data center for him to work with, a quiet environment, and a river in the distance. Xu Cheng had gone to deliver supplies with Laila close behind, leaving only Xu Yang, who could coordinate all troop movements.
The situation on the battlefield changed.
For two months, they gathered forces from all directions to attack with great success, almost trapping the Lighthouse Core in a bag, ready to close the net like wrapping dumplings and crush these final enemies.
But things became strange.
He frowned; for a week, battle predictions became meaningless. All military reports were vastly different from anticipated outcomes, as if an unknown variable had entered the fray, rendering their logic and simulations futile.
On every front line, the Eastern Hemisphere Allied Forces faced relentless reversals and counterattacks.
