Global Composite Master: Compositing an Undead Army from the Start

Chapter 464: Chapter 245: Wisdom and Plan to Take Over the City! (Two in One)_2

Meanwhile, Taskum was also getting busy.

He was continually coordinating with all departments, arranging and directing personnel, ensuring that all military supplies could be prepared within the specified time and distributed to the people who needed them.

Time flew quickly, and as evening approached, the Smithy and equipment providers completed the production and equipping of the military supplies at the last crucial moment.

Taskum and his team successfully distributed all the supplies according to the plan.

The whole process was tense, but in the end, everything was resolved satisfactorily.

「That night,」 all the Rebel Army led by Chen Mo swapped their muskets for cannons, putting on new, powerful equipment.

By then, the other two teams had already engaged with the enemy.

As expected by Chen Mo, not long after the confrontations began, he received The Heavenly Path’s Hint. It indicated that both sides had encountered problems.

They had no trouble at the first checkpoint and pushed through very quickly because they thought a General was guarding it, but there wasn’t. That’s why they were able to advance so easily.

But the current checkpoint presented major problems: not only were four Generals defending it, but even a Marshal was stationed there.

The defenses were incredibly strong. With such a defensive force, breaking through the target location was undoubtedly very difficult, and naturally, both sides fell into a fierce battle.

Alina and Chen Mo exchanged a glance, and Alina said, “It seems we need to go and provide support. Chen, what should we do now? Who should we help first? Should we help Lilith first? She is the Chief Commander; she cannot die. If she dies, I’m afraid all the points we’ve earned won’t be enough to cover the penalty.”

“Since she’s the Chief Commander, she must have her own strengths. She won’t be defeated that easily. I think we should support the other side first,” Chen Mo said after some consideration.

“Then let’s follow your advice,” Alina replied. “After all, they are all leader-level figures. Their strength is not inferior to the Generals of the Imperial Army; they shouldn’t die so easily in a short time.” Alina thought that with Chen Mo’s strength, there was no need for much deliberation; a swift victory would be best.

“Alright, let’s get moving. As for my men, they can stay in Storm City to avoid any mortality-rate-related scores. I don’t need their help anyway.”

Alina nodded.

“Right,” Chen Mo continued, “you stay and hold the fort in Storm City in case any problems arise here. This base is quite vital; we can’t afford to lose it. I can go alone.”

Alina pondered for a moment and nodded. “Alright.”

After giving his instructions, Chen Mo summoned a few of his important subordinates in the city. He ordered them to regard Alina with the same authority as the City Lord during his absence. His subordinates naturally dared not object, all nodding in agreement.

Seeing this, Chen Mo stepped directly onto the Teleportation Array and was transported to the City of Faith “Jerusalem”—the city currently under attack by the army led by Priest Ryan.

Due to the fierce battle raging, Energy fluctuations were chaotic, making the Teleportation Array unstable. Although Chen Mo had been teleported, the Teleportation fluctuations hadn’t completely stabilized yet. He couldn’t move recklessly at this moment; otherwise, he might trigger a space fluctuation, leading to a Teleportation error. If that happened, there was no telling where he might end up.

His Teleport ability was currently restricted in this instance. If he were teleported to some remote corner of the world, it would be too late for regrets.

He could only wait quietly for the surrounding Teleportation Energy to stabilize before he could take action.

Standing within the Teleportation Array, Chen Mo could clearly hear chaos and rumbling noises. The battle between the two armies was evidently fierce.

Unable to move yet, Chen Mo took the opportunity to sense the current battle situation.

Using his Pioneer’s Ability to perceive the situation, he saw that the shields of everyone in the Rebel Army here had vanished.

He didn’t know how the Imperial Army had managed to clear them.

He assumed some kind of shield-clearing Skill had been used. Such Skills weren’t particularly rare, so it wouldn’t be surprising if one of the Empire’s Generals or Marshals possessed one.

After a moment of sensing, Chen Mo discovered that it was indeed the opposing Marshal who possessed such a Group Shield Dispersion Technique.

At that moment, the white-robed Priest Ryan was on the front lines, directing the Rebel Army’s archers. They were drawing their bows with all their strength, aiming at the Imperial Army’s Soldiers and loosing a crazed volley of arrows.

Arrows flew swiftly through the air, striking shields or the bodies of Imperial Army Soldiers, making a crackling sound.

Some arrows hit enemies in the head; blood gushed out, and screams pierced the clamor of the battlefield.

Simultaneously, the Rebel Army’s Mages sprang into action. The Magic Wands in their hands unleashed powerful Fireballs, Thunder, and Ice Cones, blasting enemies to pieces.

Fireballs exploded, releasing dazzling light and scorching heat. Thunder cracked with deafening roars, and Ice Cones shattered with crisp sounds.

Even as Soldiers of the Imperial Army were blasted to pieces, they refused to yield. Their infantry and Cavalry began to charge the Rebel Army’s Soldiers, advancing with powerful, orderly steps.

Musketeers stood with their guns, pointing at the Soldiers of the Rebel Army, their expressions solemn.

Their archers, meanwhile, focused on volley fire, launching indiscriminate attacks.

Mages and Priests in the rear controlled the flow of battle, providing their Soldiers with BUFFs or fire support.

The infantry used their shields to block enemy attacks, making thumping sounds.

The charging Cavalry thundered forward, the sound of their hooves deafening.