"Instructions? Us?"
The leader laughed bitterly as if he had heard an unbelievable joke, shaking his head.
"Do you understand the situation?"
"I'm surrounded by three Hexagon high-ranking magicians, one is responsible for defense, one for detecting and ambushing, and the last one for mid-range support and close combat—an ideal three-person team combination."
For magicians, cooperating with other types of troops more or less led to barriers, both psychologically and technically. Even though their partners might have some knowledge of magic, once detailed operations began, the efficiency of their coordination would always suffer due to cognitive differences. Hence, armies always tried to form squads composed of magicians from different systems to deal with various battle situations.
