"This isn't right! Why are we encountering such an attack!"
In the convoy, the stunned commander was yanked down by the Warlock beside him, clutching his helmet and shouting frantically.
On the battlefield, no matter how powerful the attack, it should be traceable.
This is based on a certain logic.
To launch a powerful attack, you must have sufficient preparation.
If you want to fire a ballista, then transporting and assembling it cannot happen quietly.
During this process, traces will always be left behind, and if your enemy is indeed qualified, with the strength to compete against you, they won't be unaware that you have a powerful war machine, at least they would notice some clues.
Consequently, they would adjust their tactics or simply bring out a war machine of their own for confrontation.
