Lugia led a group of soldiers toward where the invaders were attempting to consolidate their position. He faced the attackers with unmatched ferocity with a curved sword in each hand.
Lugia's movements were as precise as they were deadly, and his every blow seemed dictated by an invisible rhythm. Under his command, the detachment drove the insurgents away, temporarily regaining control of that critical area.
However, the dragoness could not ignore what she saw: Purgatory was not a disorganized band. Their tactics were methodical, and their leaders were clearly trained. This suggested a much deeper threat than they had anticipated.
While Lugia held off the advance and Zaros organized the overall defense, a third pillar of leadership stepped into action: Lucian, the master strategist and chief advisor to Zaros.
