Hill, seated in the black airship at the front of the group, widened his eyes in astonishment as he saw what enemy appeared behind them.
Ignoring the order passed down from Aislin to 'not break formation,' he directed Russell to steer the airship higher.
Although this world lacks the existence of Knight Corps who rely on team formations to create combat arrays, how could mages not understand the benefits of collective strength?
However, getting mages to cooperate is extremely difficult.
Even if a combat formation can be established, the power added to the controller at the center of the formation is not substantial.
Mainly because it's not worth the effort.
Think about it, making so many mages obediently stand or even walk according to fixed positions requires considerable spiritual power... however, mana belongs to them personally, so how much they're willing to contribute, can one really force them?
