On the battlefield.
As Kana and the enemy were enveloped in something resembling a Shadow Ball.
The morale of those rats inexplicably surged.
Partly due to the Minotaur's previous battle cry, and partly because the big rat had emerged and empowered the entire group of rats.
On this side, the Night Watchers had relatively low morale.
It's not that the morale of the Night Watchers was low, for they were accustomed to Kana's strength.
In solo combat, they never thought Kana would fail in battle.
So they retained strong confidence.
The problem lay with most of the other United Army troops; they didn't know Kana, only had a simple understanding of the Night Watchers, and just knew Kana was the Night Watchers' leader.
Now, with their own leader being dragged into the enemy's trap, even though they didn't know what was going on inside, their hearts couldn't help but worry, leading to inevitable low morale.
"Charge! Charge! The enemy leader is going to die!"
"Ratfolk mighty!"
