Even though every soldier in the army seemed as insignificant as an ant to him, when this group of "ants" gathered, they could form a formidable and immense force.
Fortunately.
He silently felt relieved in his heart.
Thankfully, when he first discovered the valley army in the forest, he did not impulsively launch an attack.
Now, the army here was just a part of the one in the valley, and it already exuded such an overwhelming sense of oppression. If he had acted impulsively then, it would have ended badly for him.
He looked at the many soldiers and various ballistae, rolling logs, and boulders stationed beside him. The pressure brought by the Monster Legion suddenly lightened, as if dispersed by the momentum of the human army.
This collective momentum formed like grains of sand piling up into a tower was not a privilege exclusive to the monsters; humans could also form a united force to confront it.
