Adela felt she was on the verge of insanity.
Her body enhanced by magic and divine arts? It didn't matter.
The fact that the elf rangers were forced into close combat with the enemy meant they had already lost in terms of tactical beheading strategy.
More powerful, state-of-the-art equipment? It didn't matter.
What truly limited the attack range of the elf rangers wasn't the crossbow-level compound bow but rather the physical strength of the elf rangers themselves had its limits.
The limit of strength is right there; simply improving equipment and technological iteration are too slow.
Goblin's full-scene 3D maps? It didn't matter.
What's the use of knowing the terrain when, for a long time, the attack range of the elf rangers hadn't even reached the visual range of their clairvoyance?
Kael's "Magical Hand" equipment, combined with the Gluttonous Slime's collaborative calculations of missile arrow's flight trajectory? It didn't matter.
