The World Coalition was reeling from their initial defeats. Despite Silas's overwhelming technological and strategic superiority, the leaders of the world's most powerful nations refused to back down.
They doubled their efforts, mobilizing unprecedented levels of military force. Their goal was simple: overwhelm Silas through sheer numbers and brute force.
The Coalition's new plan was ambitious and aggressive:
The U.S. deployed its most advanced fighter jets, stealth bombers, and missile systems, targeting Silas's energy hubs in South America.
NATO launched a coordinated ground invasion in Africa, focusing on key infrastructure aligned with Silas's operations.
China and Russia joined forces, unleashing vast armies, missile strikes, and cyberattacks aimed at Silas's satellite systems and Pacific operations.
