Li Rui could charge alone, but under normal circumstances, he would first use offensive skills to clear the path. If his actions were restricted due to enemy casualties, unable to attack, he would feel somewhat constrained.
He switched the Soul Bone Pendant to the Tuo aspect, increasing defensive attributes by 5%, and then, braving obstacles along the way, charged directly towards the big tiger-head flag in the middle of the formation.
The role of the flag was extremely important. On one hand, it could transmit orders, representing the command system of the highest commander on our side. On the other hand, losing the flag would severely damage our morale.
Thus, no matter who it was, they would arrange a solid defense near the flag. This meant that the pressure Li Rui faced now was immense.
He charged in alone, surrounded by incoming blades and flying spells, unable to easily retaliate. If he accidentally struck too hard, the enemy's casualty rate would increase.
