No matter what had taken place in the past, the current battle was still ongoing.

The humans and the Harpies had both penetrated deep into Beast territory at this point, leaving behind long scars on the ground. Their trajectory was right on course for the Skywild Plains.

This advance was both unrelenting and dangerous.

The nearby Beasts hadn’t even been fully cleaned out, yet large swaths of territories had been conquered.

This high-speed advance towards the Skywild Plains left them quite vulnerable to being surrounded. In addition, whether their opponent would appear after they reached the Skywild Plains was still unknown.

Even though these two races had each agreed to allow observers to accompany them on the advance, was this observation method reliable? What if they were bought, or deceived?

Or what if one side changed direction at the last possible moment, leaving their opponent to face the Beasts as they searched for an opportunity to strike?

There were too many different possibilities.

After all, military battles were all about mutual deception. Any tactic that allowed one side to put the other in the ground...