To Hilia, ten or twenty thousand demons made no difference from one or two thousand.
Although these demons surged from underground using unnavigable tides, they themselves were not capable of flying.
Moreover, after entering the land, their strength was moderately adjusted, allowing Hilia to continue fighting.
But this time, she didn't rush out to fight immediately.
She chose to cooperate with other mages and let the magic cannons on the city wall come into play.
This decision was mainly due to her suspicious speculation.
Did the Royal Court Guard deliberately let the demons pass because they saw Yan City easily destroy them?
If that's the case, Hilia certainly wouldn't clean up their mess.
It took some time to annihilate tens of thousands of demons. Hilia briefly taught others how to exploit the demons' weaknesses. Although others found it hard to pinpoint these weaknesses, the kill efficiency indeed increased a bit.
By dawn the next day, all demons were finally dealt with.
