And General Slok, who was moving forward at this moment, finally realized the seriousness of the matter, and it was only at this time that he knew that the current situation was countless times worse than he imagined.

He had always thought that he would be able to defeat Elier completely by taking down the second line of defense laid by him, and there would be no chance for the opponent to turn the tables again, but he did not expect the result in front of him to be like this.

In fact, if it weren't for the fallen mecha, Srock would have won this battle, after all, this time he changed his previous caution, and he didn't fit any more bells and whistles with Elier, and directly paid a heavy price, just to defeat him, in this case, his potential and advantages finally completely exploded.

When a person does whatever it takes to win, even in the face of the opponent present, he can release a different potential, not to mention that snooker also occupies an absolute advantage this time, if this battle continues like this, he will definitely win in his thinking.

However, all this is based on ifs, and the biggest embarrassment is that there are no ifs.

The premise of all of the above is that General Iral is based on his knowledge of the Fallen Mech, and he firmly believes that the Fallen Mech can change the entire battle situation, so he will start this battle, if the Fallen Mech can't change it, it won't cause this battle at all.

So all the advantages he sees in the eyes of snooker are just the advantages in his eyes, General Elier skillfully applied an information gap, and it is under such an information gap that he firmly believes that he will win, in fact, from the fact that he does not understand the fundamental information, he has already lost to Ilaire.

Yes, snooker had already lost at the beginning of this battle, and he seemed to have an absolute advantage, and victory was in sight, but in fact all this was pretense and he only relied on the general to set a trap for him.

And all the feelings that made him win were delusions that Elier gave him, just to make him sink deeper and deeper, until he completely lost the ability to extricate himself in this quagmire, and in fact Ilal did it.

From the very beginning of the battle, snooker has been guided by dependence step by step, whether it is the corpse of the first layer of defense or the fall of the second layer of defense, it has been calculated and planned by General Ilar a long time ago, and even the fallen mecha, when it will be revived, it is all in the hands of the dependent general.

At this point, if you look closely at General Ilar's strategy, you can find that the time when the first layer is broken is when snooker hesitates, and if the first line of defense controlled by General Iral is still unable to break through at this time, Slok may choose to give up or find other ways.

This is obviously not what General Elier wants to see, what he hopes most is to be able to drag snooker here completely, only in this way can the fallen mecha be resurrected, and it can inflict the biggest blow on the other party, and it is a very unexpected kind.

Reluctant to let the child catch the wolf, General Iral fortunately cut off his arm and deliberately designed a flaw, so that snooker could successfully break through the first line of defense deployed by General Elier.

At first, Slok must have been able to clearly spot this flaw, and even if he couldn't fully guess Italy's thoughts, he would have wondered if it was the other party's temptation, but when he had completely conquered the first line of defense, he would no longer have any doubts in his heart.

Even in the follow-up battles, in order to completely loop his own logic, he will even take the whole thing for granted, he will think that this may be the flaw that Elier has been fighting for so long, and he will think that he has managed the army well, and he will think that he can keenly discover this flaw, anyway, all this cannot be a trap.

Because Elier has no reason to do this, doing this, for Greece, at least on the surface, he can't get any benefits, so snooker never dreamed that this was the other party's intention, just to drag it here, and it was fundamentally a problem of poor information.

Because all the purposes of General Elier doing these things are just to drag Snooker and wait for the resurrection of the fallen mecha, which is the purpose of relying on the General, but since Snooker doesn't know this reason, then all of Elier's actions seem meaningless, so Snooker can't guess the other party's intentions.

When something seems to have no benefits to be obtained, snooker will see it as the other party's flaws and loopholes, or even as his own ability in order to explain the matter, in short, he thinks like this, which is what General Elier hopes for the most.

Even the fall of the second line of defense was intentional by General Ilar, with his observation for so long, he could be sure that the fallen mecha would be completely awakened the next day, so what he had to do was to completely drag the snooker army before awakening, so that the other party would not have a chance to come back.

Only in this way can the Fallen Mecha be able to cause maximum damage in the barracks of the Taren army, and even directly defeat the Tarun army's reinforcements, so that the Tarun army can no longer be arrogant here.

Once the rear troops are completely destroyed by the fallen mechs, then the Talon army on the front line will cause a huge panic in a short period of time, and the combat effectiveness will basically drop by n grades, and at this time, the morale of the soldiers will completely collapse, which is the best time for General Elier to pursue the victory.

Of course, this is not the worst thing, the worst thing is that if the Tarun military camp is completely destroyed, it means that the Taliban soldiers on the front line will lose all their supplies, in this case, the 100,000-strong army will face the threat of starvation in a short time.

The generals who march and fight are deeply aware that the most feared thing in war is never death, not war, not defeat, but that hunger will make the soldiers in the entire barracks crazy, and the morale of the whole army will drop to the lowest point, and then everything above will happen.

Once the soldier is hungry, he has no combat effectiveness, no morale, such an army on the battlefield, basically cannon fodder will be slaughtered by the other party, then a large area of death will be inevitable, and even if the time drags on for a long time, there is no need for the other party to do it, and all the soldiers under their own hands will starve to death.

Anyway, as long as there is a shortage of food in the army, then there are only two ways to face this army, either to defeat the enemy army in a short time, seize the opponent's food supplies, and obtain a short period of survival, or can only quietly wait in place for the time to starve to death.

Obviously, although the Tarun army in front of him has an absolute advantage, it cannot completely annihilate the Erne army in three days and obtain their food.