"Our method of intelligence gathering must be adjusted. Now that we’ve been exposed, we can’t blatantly hover over the enemy’s head like before, as doing so would only provide the enemy with numerous opportunities for attack."

"This is quite easily resolved by fully utilizing the Shadow Flyer’s speed advantage and random movement, making it impossible for the enemy to predict our patterns."

"This one-on-one tracking method is ultimately too cumbersome."

"It’s an unavoidable choice that, once the enemy is lost, even if the speed of the Shadow Flyer is exceptional, it is not easy to lock onto the opponent again."

"Identifying range coordinates in the air to find the enemy is the biggest difficulty. Fortunately, the Shadow Flyer and the Legion have positioning capabilities; otherwise, support would be exceptionally difficult."

"Currently, there is no good solution for this; we can only use territory Soul Pools and Skeleton Roads as basic coordinates, with commanders serving as temporary coordinates. I will later find a way to establish more stable signal towers to provide navigation services for the Shadow Flyer."

No war weapon is created to be perfect right from the start.

Especially for Shadow Flyers, which are such groundbreaking war weapons; the problems are numerous, not only in terms of performance deficiencies but also in supporting equipment.

Gaven’s previous choice of the Cloud Manta’s levitating take-off and flight mode wasn’t a whim; it had its own deep significance.

Let alone whether they have the ability to produce a high-precision modern fighter jet, even if it’s manufactured, there’s an overwhelming likelihood that it will crash.

Without the appropriate runways for take-off and landing, GPS signal navigation, and ground radar guidance, manually controlling a high-precision fighter jet landing is extremely dangerous, even for well-trained pilots, not to mention for those encountering it for the first time.

Although the Shadow Flyer has no such concerns, lacking corresponding facilities significantly limits its capabilities.

The prior tracking of the Corpse King’s Legion one-on-one wasn’t Gaven’s arrogance, believing the enemy could not discover them; it was a compelled choice.

For the time being, Gaven can’t offer a suitable solution, so he can only degrade its usage like the Armed Ray Fish.

Even so, the abilities they have demonstrated in aerial combat are considered top-level for the current world’s standards, offering a clear advantage over traditional aerial combat forces.

This aerial battle is profoundly significant for both parties involved.

Both sides promptly adjusted their strategies and tactics.

The Corpse King’s Legion no longer allowed the Shadow Flyer to freely fly overhead and began assembling flying units within their Legion to establish an air force to secure their airspace safety.

These newly formed air forces thoroughly absorbed the experiences from the last aerial battle.

Rather than trying to compete with Shadow Flyer’s speed and attack power, they’re focusing on magic.

Not merely attack magic like the Fireball Technique, but also a series of control spells such as Imprisonment Spell, Magic Prohibition Spell, Binding Spell, etc.

Meanwhile, the war in the Dragon Bone Territory escalated once again, with the Giant Bone King leading his Giant Bone Army into the conflict.

Upon receiving the message, Gaven’s soul consciousness instantly appears 500 kilometers away, on a Shadow Flyer.

More accurately, on the pilot of the Ghost Flying Craft—the soul descended via Faith Link.

The pilot, of course, is Little Shadow Amanda.

Gaven managed to manipulate the four Advanced Undead Lords of the Plains of Bone like puppets, and the Shadow Flyer played an indispensable role.

Only by constantly grasping the intelligence of the enemy’s army can he make the most accurate judgments based on the situation and choose the path most beneficial to himself.

Without the Shadow Flyer, Gaven would have to follow the initial plan and honestly cooperate with the Giant Bone King to assault the Skeleton Dragon King of the Dragon Bone Territory.

At most, due to the intervention of the Burning Flames Queen, the target temporarily shifts to her.

If that were the case, the Burning Flames Queen would become the first sacrificial lamb.

Gaven, the Giant Bone King, and the Skeleton Dragon King would unite here to oppose her, while on the other side, without Gaven’s restraint, the Corpse King would likely continue to raid the Burning Flames Queen’s homeland.

This aligns with the previous judgment of the Giant Bone King: whoever exposes themselves first becomes the target.

However, unexpectedly, Gaven deviated from the norm, disrupting the Giant Bone King’s plan entirely.

Amanda’s Shadow Flyer flies at a very high altitude, nearly at the dividing line of two layers, over 10,000 meters high.

Looking down is the 421st layer, looking up is the 422nd layer.

Indeed, the Plains of Bone is aligned not towards the 420th layer, but the 422nd layer.

This is not a deviation in position, but rather the Plains of Bone is situated on the reverse side of the 421st layer, which is the sky of the 422nd layer.

According to Endless Abyssal’s layering method, stationed at the border of two planes, looking at 421 is looking upward, and looking at 422 is also looking upward.

However, using the 421st layer itself as a reference point, it creates a sensation of plane layers being inverted.

The 422nd layer is the paradise of the Jackalweres; with a casual sweep of the eye, countless hyenas, Jackalweres, and Abyssal Jackalweres can be seen. Clearly, there are more hunters than prey there, so these Jackalweres engage in a vast amount of hunting amongst themselves.

Gaven merely glances before shifting his attention back to the 421st layer of the Plains of Bone.