The Legendary Man

Aidan’s voice echoed in every Remdik cultivator’s ears.

They knitted their brows, and a hint of fear flickered in their eyes.

According to the war rules set by Remdik, once someone deployed a formation to summon the Divine Realm cultivators, all the commanders involved in the battle would be brought before a military court.

After all, despite being a country with strong military power, they would not be able to gather too many Divine Realm cultivators even if they took all the Remdikian cultivators into account.

Five hundred years ago, an emperor developed a portable portal formation to prevent excessive casualties among their soldiers.

The formation was developed so that the Remdikian soldiers could activate the array in critical situations, allowing the Remdikian Divine Realm cultivators to be teleported to the battlefield and turn the tide.

Initially, this method boosted the morale of the Remdikian soldiers.

After all, having the Divine Realm cultivators in their midst gave them confidence and raised their spirits.

Furthermore, the portal formation had reversed unfavorable situations for the Remdikian soldiers and even led them to victories. It became a remarkable and strategic asset for its military.

However, as time passed, the Remdik Emperor began to notice certain anomalies or concerns with this approach.

Since they relied on the Divine Realm cultivators as their backup, the combat proficiency of the Remdikian soldiers, from the lowest ranks to the commanding officers, had gradually declined. They no longer approached warfare with the same level of seriousness and commitment.

That outcome was not unexpected. When everyone knew they could easily summon the Divine Realm cultivators, there would be a tendency for them to become complacent and unwilling to give their all in battle.

After all, they could simply summon the Divine Realm cultivators whenever they faced danger, and the opposing forces would be easily defeated once the reinforcement arrived.

With the intervention of Divine Realm cultivators, even the low-rank soldiers began to feel that fighting to the death was pointless.

Such thoughts ultimately contributed to the decline of the Remdikian soldiers.

During those years, the Remdikian Divine Realm cultivators were worked to exhaustion.

times, they would have just returned home after a battle, only to be called to the battlefield again when the formation lit

the Jetroinian troops invading Remdik from the northeast even set a trap for them because they were well acquainted with the latter’s combat style, killing two of the Remdikian Divine Realm

overly dependent on those cultivators. Hence, he issued a decree to restrict the use of

commanding officers involved in

a warning to those commanding officers and made

this decree, the Divine Realm cultivators under the tsar’s rule

were instances where the summoning

would gather all the details of the

results indicated that the situation did not warrant the summoning of Divine Realm

in mitigating losses during a crucial

certain that they would become casualties in the power struggle between the tsar and

to the battle, they

was why Aidan and the

as he

formation, Avery called out anxiously, “Activate the formation! Even if it leads to death, we will only face the military court three months from now. But if we delay now, none of us will make it out alive! Decide

tremor in their bodies. He’s right. Jonathan is massacring our troops without mercy. What chance do we even have? If death is inevitable, we should just go

let’s activate the formation!” one of

Let’s do it! We’ve made up our minds!” a

remained fixated on the floating disc before

their conversation. “They’re about to activate the portal formation to summon Divine

through Jonathan, causing every

may have had knowledge of the Divine Realm and perhaps even encountered Divine Realm

in a battle against a Divine

power of two Great Pryncyps and channeled the life force of

moment that he truly grasped the immense chasm

but in reality, there was

Blood, Pryncyp of Slaughter, and