Chapter 222 - 223: Chaos in the Army
"Boss, they’re coming out. There are too many of them to count," reported an assassin from the Super God Guild, spying on a dense crowd of Chu Kingdom players coming out from a massive, transparent teleportation portal. The portal was like a mirror, allowing onlookers to see what was behind it, yet Chu Kingdom players kept continuously emerging from within.
This was the location where players would teleport from Chu Kingdom into the northern border of Yan Kingdom.
The sight made the assassin’s scalp tingle. For the first time, he witnessed such an immensity of players, their collective momentum was shockingly overwhelming.
"Haha, join me in chanting: "Long Live our Mighty Chu Kingdom!" Upon seeing the multitude of Chu Kingdom players, the War Spirit Wind and Cloud felt ecstatic and shouted aloud. The war against Yan Kingdom was initiated and organized by the War Soul Guild. Numerous favors had been called in, resources spent, and notable guild leaders from various kingdoms gave face to them, culminating in today’s spectacle. The grand troop expedition was led by the War Soul Guild, solidifying their position as Chu Kingdom’s greatest guild.
The scene was bustling with activity, albeit overwhelmingly crowded. The players at the front had no idea, those in the middle were getting choked, and the players at the back... well, players getting teleported here couldn’t move because of overcrowding and, thus, couldn’t assume a physical state. Consequently, there were large areas of overlap beneath the teleportation area...
"Tell those alliance leaders to move their members forward," War Soul Ruthless was contacting various guild leaders as well as the corps of alliances organized by his guild.
War Soul Ruthless realized that getting such a massive army to follow commands promptly was a daunting task. With over 10 thousand people, any command given vocally would get instantly drowned in the crowd.
So, they had to use voice chat to pass messages down the chain, but this way was slow. Even such a simple command took a minute or two to make the frontline players move forward a few hundred steps. Seeing this, War Soul Ruthless frowned, suddenly realizing that he had been naive. He had tried to shout a few commands through the hubbub, but it was futile; the players in the middle still couldn’t move forward because those in the front couldn’t hear, it was too noisy.
"Have all the guild leaders and alliance heads check if their members are present. If attendance is above 70%, we can set off," a player advised War Soul Ruthless. This was Autumn Dusk, the commander of the veteran online gaming guild - North Dragon Guild.