Reincarnation Of The Strongest Spirit Master

William started to explain the current situation in great detail, without hiding anything from them. He told them about the solution he used, and how long it'd take to give results.

Learning about what was going on, and knowing they needed to take more time before they'd leave, the king and other high-end masters started to adapt fast enough.

They were controlling the current pace of battle to make everyone retreat in a few hours towards the portal and leave. That entirely depended on the fact that the gate was about to get ready for use. But now they have to last for more hours here. 

They already spent most of their traps and arrays over stopping the hostile forces, and never tried to lead the charge towards the enemies to maintain the loss count as low as possible.

They also didn't want to do that to not give the enemy any chance to break through their frontline. But that now changed.

By the sudden development, they had to switch gears, and lean towards offence rather than defence. 

William didn't need to tell them anything, as they acted the moment they got the entire picture. He spotted many high-end masters taking the lead, forming teams, and seemingly ready to start a counter offence at the enemies.

As for him, he didn't need anyone to help. He selected a point, the middle zone, the most important area, and headed directly towards it. Unlike other masters, he didn't need to waste half an hour gathering up masters and forming a team.

He simply took out his ten monstrous weapons, his flying ones, armed up his four tails with weapons, before landing at the enemies.

The moment he appeared there and joined the fight, things started to change for the better out there. The enemies were densely packed, formed mainly of monsters. These were trying mercilessly to kill masters, without fear or worry over anything. They kept coming like an avalanche, one that was stopped all the time by the smart organisation and teamwork of masters around.

There was some sort of balance there, the same everywhere. But the moment William appeared, such balance shifted, and the entire situation leant over, favouring the masters.

The enemies got used to the pattern of the fights going on at the frontline. Masters weren't that strong, but they made up for that by organising and timing their attacks. So it was hard to take down anyone, and they could mostly push them back, forcing them to retreat. Yet this all changed the moment William joined them.

He landed like a bull, crushing and killing, moving steadily forward, without anyone or anything able to stop him.

The enemies adopted the same approach as the masters, sending their weak forces while reserving their best. That made it quite easy for him to crush silver and even early stage gold grade monsters. Even if they had a huge number, they were still unable to stop him.

He felt like he was overkilling it! The monstrous weapons were each like a machine, truly overkilling it. "It's better to spread them apart, let other masters join," he muttered to himself before turning to the grand number of masters behind, "listen up, follow either me or one of my giant weapons. Keep yourselves around, kill and push forward, don't worry about anything!"

He instantly spread his monstrous weapons around, and he led everyone to push forward. They covered up a space of a few kilometres this way, and many masters joined in such pushing moves.

The sudden switch in tactics took the enemy by surprise. The masters never tried to fight back, not even once. And now the masters were switching gears, heading fiercely towards offence, not defence.

The situation didn't just rise up at William's front but at all fronts. Seeing him taking charge and advancing, other high-end masters did the same with the teams they hastily selected. They moved forward, killed the weaker enemies, and expanded the area under their cover for much further.

But in one hour, their progress started to slow down, with the arrival of the enemies' big forces.

Monsters and dark masters' high-stage and pinnacle grade appeared. William didn't have anyone on his side at first, and that made him struggle and hesitate to keep moving forward. But then someone appeared, Fang!

The moment he showed up, the man demanded for a formation to let him burn everyone and everything. William didn't hesitate to build one for him, before he stayed back with everyone, letting the man handle the tough rocks up front.

And then the lightning god appeared again, bathing the entire place with lightning.

William held back until Fang finished his attack. He asked Fang to release his attack continuously, as there wasn't time to wait for hours for it to get depleted. On top of that, there were lots of enemies coming their way, all were quite formidable, and all weren't that easy to deal with.

Fang knew this as well. Even if he was one of the top three masters in the world, he knew it was too hard and challenging for him to stand alone in front of hundreds of such strong enemies. 

As lightning bathed and barbecued everyone here, other places were doing better. The high-end masters faced great challenges at first before they started to coordinate and work together. They managed to take down high-end enemies by ganging up, making surprised attacks, and jumping from one spot to another.

Even if they were doing this great, they couldn't push the line forward for an hour. They had to deal with the high-end enemies, and other masters around couldn't help. Yet in the middle of all this, the lightning god finished his berserk attack, and the path to advance was open again in front of William and others.

"Go, help others as well," William said to Fang, but the latter shook his head, rejecting this.

"There is no guarantee no more high-end enemies won't appear again," he got a point, and William let him tag along.