Heroine Hunts Heroines

I sent Han Suji to assist the Guild Alliance and Rosemary to the Monster Army.
The Monster Army should be fine.

Their mana was already fully replenished, and they had packed plenty of mana stones to recharge their magical firearms. Supplies were also being steadily provided from Cheonsan.
As long as they kept firing, the Chinese Hunter Army wouldn’t charge directly at them but would likely try to flank from the side paths.

Spreading my wings, I soared high above Seoul.

“Alright, time to go visit our sweet Ji-yeon.”

At the Pyongyang barricades, Elize, Rosemary, and the national military were holding the line, while the Guild Alliance held the right flank. The Guild Masters guarded the side paths.
Among them, Ji-yeon, who was with the Association, was assigned to guard the route leading to Gangdong alongside Shin Ji-woon, the Taehwa Guild Master.

I found Ji-yeon and moved to a nearby ruin without being detected by her or Shin Ji-woon.
How long would they hold out? Knowing Ji-yeon’s abilities, I thought she could endure for a while.

“Damn, there are so many of these bastards.”

There were indeed an overwhelming number of them.

“My mana’s running low. How many have we taken down?”
“Just the two of us? At least 20,000, right?”

That’s quite a lot.

It seemed the Monster Army, which had confronted the Chinese Hunter Army head-on in Pyongyang, had forced them to retreat, deeming them a formidable threat. The other Guild Masters must have achieved similar results.

“Probably about the same on other fronts.”
“Though we might’ve done the most. Yujin-seok isn’t what he used to be, and even his Flame Bat doesn’t seem as effective anymore.”

Shin Ji-woon’s observation wasn’t wrong.
Yujin-seok was far from his former glory, and the Flame Bat wasn’t nearly as reliable. For close combat, Shin Ji-woon’s steel manipulation and Ji-yeon’s techniques were proving to be the most effective combination.@@novelbin@@