?Chapter 6671 Setting a Trap


    Given the circumstances of the uing confrontation, Melkor decided toy an ambush.


    After all, why try to set up a spell array in the middle of a battle while phasefighters were shooting the mechs that carried the crucial formation anchors?


    The chance that something would go wrong was too great!


    One of the first lessons that a formation master needed to learn was that when one wanted to employ a spell array proactively against an enemy, it was best to employ them as traps.


    By setting a trap in advance, the formation master would be able to take the time to calcte the right cements without any urgent time pressure.


    Another factor that yed in his favor was that the absence of fighting meant that the chosen battlefield remained rtively static.


    If energies started to spew in every direction while asteroids were blowing up, Melkor may be forced to redo his calctions as his previous ones were no longer urate anymore.


    While Melkor learned that more advanced formation masters would be able to


    "I have just sent out the coordinates along with instructions on where you need to ce the formation anchors. Do your best to get close to them as possible and ce the objects as precisely as you can rtive to my mech''s position. Do you understand?"


    "What if there is an asteroid in the way?"


    "There won''t be. If you look at the locations corresponding to the coordinates, the anchors should be buried just below the surface of different asteroids. Make sure to cover up the digging as best as possible. It is unlikely that the alien craft will be able to detect anything unusual when our mechs will attract all of their attention, but let''s not make this easy for our enemies."


    The mechs carrying the formation anchors proceeded to split up so that they could bury the metal pirs into each of the designated asteroids.


    Melkor had selected them carefully ording to the calctions performed with the help of his mech''s formidable processors.


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