"This may be worth a try." Bart Cloud nodded, then voiced his concern: "To envelop a city, one would have to run a circuit around the city, placing spirit stones at every point. At this rate, it would take at least half a month to construct such a large array."
They did not have ample time; they could merely rely on the time Sandy Wexler managed to buy, which was merely 15 minutes. Half a month was too long. Perhaps it would be possible if they could mobilize tens of millions of people in the city, but how many among them understood arrays?
Logan's expression darkened. Indeed, what Bart Cloud stated was the unvarnished truth. The city was too massive; it was no simple task to construct a defensive array that could isolate everything. This task wasn't dependent on a person's proficiency in array.
