Farming in a Parallel World and Becoming a God-Chapter 2157 - 985_2

Skeleton cavalry charged into the formation, skeleton soldiers followed to expand their victory.

Forming ranks is the best way for infantry to deal with cavalry, but only when organized and disciplined.

Skeleton soldiers piled up chaotically only delay their inevitable destruction.

A key point needs to be highlighted.

Although this is the Skeleton Minotaur Pool, it is not full of skeleton minotaurs; skeleton soldiers still dominate, with minotaurs only making up about a third.

This situation is not unique here; Gaven’s Skeleton Warhorse Pool is similar.

The production of skeleton soldiers is significantly larger than that of skeleton warhorses.

Therefore, starting with all cavalry from the outset is impossible.

This situation is easy to understand, just consider the core point—population base.

In the multiverse, the population base of humanoid creatures far exceeds that of ordinary sage races.

Not to mention, the harsh conditions needed to fall into the bottomless abyss add to the challenge.

The odds of warhorses or minotaur corpses falling into the bottomless abyss are even smaller.

In summary, even the seemingly chaotic and absurd bottomless abyss must abide by the overall laws of the multiverse.

Objects are static, people are dynamic.

There are ways to achieve all skeleton cavalry or skeleton minotaurs.

That is through large-scale war, consuming those skeleton soldiers, allowing the soul pool to continuously produce new rare troops, thereby diluting the troop ratio.

However, this method requires time, counted in years, ensuring overwhelming strength against the enemy to control the pace of war.

Otherwise, it’s easy to suffer losses without gaining benefits.

"Charge!" The skeleton lord did not sit idly by.

The outer skeleton soldiers were deliberately pushed forward by him to use as cannon fodder against the cavalry’s strongest initial charge attack.

Lack of strict command is the common issue for skeleton soldiers.

Even with the assistance of the soul pool, the skeleton lords can only generally command these skeleton soldiers to respond to war commands, but cannot perform fine operations.

Therefore, the human wave strategy is always the best choice for skeleton soldiers.

As the cavalry’s charge was slightly slowed, the skeleton minotaurs hidden behind the skeleton soldiers lowered their heads, took larger strides, and charged forward.

"Fireball Technique, attack!" Another cold and emotionless voice sounded.

Whoosh!

No less than thirty blazing fireballs simultaneously rose into the air.

This time, Gaven wouldn’t mistake them.

It’s not the blazing skeleton’s flame attack, but an honest-to-goodness Fireball Technique.

Both being skeleton lords, whether having a soul pool or not, relying on the soul pool to fight makes a huge difference.

The first to suffer wasn’t the cavalry, but Gaven’s skeleton soldiers, accompanied by intense explosions and sweeping fire waves.

Skeleton soldiers blocking the skeleton minotaurs and cavalry fell in droves, while the minotaurs moved forward with thunderous footsteps, brutally crashing into the cavalry who had just been ravaged by the Fireball Technique.

These large skeleton soldiers, charging with a momentum rivalling the cavalry, have horns at an ideal height, directly knocking the skeleton knights off their warhorses.

The large skeleton two-handed weapons in their hands also slammed down heavily.

With the charging momentum, such attacks are especially fearsome, often shattering both rider and horse.

The second wave of Fireball Technique from the skeleton minotaur army arrived, following the direction of their attack.

Further shredding the cavalry formation, clearing obstacles for their advance.

For a moment, the initially fierce slaughtering skeleton army seemed to falter, with the main attacking force of the cavalry legion showing signs of being cut off by the enemy.

Infantry-artillery coordination.

The observing Gaven wasn’t worried but pleased.

Unexpectedly, this skeleton lord turned out to be quite a talent, playing infantry-artillery coordination so well.

Those new-style armies with the exclusive sacrifices of the Goddess of Strategy are no more impressive.

Having occupied the soul pool, with a continuous source of troops, Gaven’s mindset naturally shifted.

Now he no longer fears too strong opponents, only worries about ordinary foes like the skeleton cavalry lord.

A weaker enemy means smaller post-war gains.

The war happening here offers no wealth to plunder; the only riches are the soul pool and those special undead, with the murderous divinity power being Gaven’s unique gain.

"Andrew, disrupt their spellcasters! Push up the skeleton soldiers, block the minotaurs, and pull back the cavalry to reorganize." Gaven swiftly adjusted his side’s strategy and tactics.

Once the enemy’s strength is exposed, the rest becomes easy.

The dog demon used a short-distance teleport to dive straight into the enemy’s depths.

This immediately stirred considerable chaos within the enemy ranks; infantry-artillery coordination abruptly stopped, and those skeleton sorcerers scrambled to escape the dog demon’s pursuit, neglecting spellcasting, as their small builds couldn’t withstand the dog demon’s gnawing.

Development of infantry-artillery coordination in the multiverse still has a long way to go.

Firstly, the long-range attack distance isn’t satisfactory, forcing mages providing firepower support to stay within the army, within sight.