It was as if he just led the team there, fired a few shots, launched a few rockets, and those monsters naturally and logically fell.
To be honest, he's experienced similar "crushing" battles before.
With the heavy artillery cover from the Guard Brigade, he even once killed a level four monster in just one minute.
But that kind of victory seemed so insignificant compared to the victory he just achieved.
There is a huge difference between them.
Knowing what you're doing, and merely going with the flow.
And obviously, the warriors of the Guard Brigade felt the same as he did.
In the past, after every great victory, the first thing they did was celebrate, revel, boast about their bravery, and flaunt their loyalty to the Holy Trinity.
But now, the situation is completely different.
They are still excited, still proud of their heroic performance.
But what they are discussing is not the "future," but the "past."
