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The Corn Cannon is highly effective against ground-dwelling dark creatures. However, its efficacy diminishes significantly when faced with flying dragons, reduced by more than tenfold. The Corn Cannon boasts a large attack range, but the aerial environment is three-dimensional. Each dragon maintains a considerable distance, and even a single shot from the Corn Cannon might only manage to hit two or three dragons at best. More often than not, the dragons evade the attack.
As the dragons soar through the sky, their speed far surpasses that of ground-based dark creatures by dozens of times. The flight speed of the Pea Cannon seems negligible in the eyes of the dragons. Ye Feihong promptly ordered all Corn Cannons to be positioned on the mountaintop. He instructed the Bamboo Dragonfly to take to the skies with Grape Vines and Pea Missiles for aerial combat.
At this moment, the Pea Missiles became the absolute main force. Their long range and rapid speed allowed them to keep pace with the dragons. They could automatically track their targets, making it nearly impossible for a dragon to escape once targeted. These missiles became the primary means of inflicting damage.
Before the dragons could reach their attack range, Ye Feihong had already commanded them to eliminate hundreds of dragons. The attack range of the dragons is limited, only a few hundred meters. They rely on sulfuric acid spewed from their mouths for attacks, similar to that of the Kowtow Monster. If dragons could strike at distances comparable to a fighter jet's missiles, the Air Force of Dragon Kingdom would have been completely annihilated long ago.
Faced with this swarm of dragons, Ye Feihong did not possess an absolute advantage in firepower. His supply of Pea Missiles was insufficient.
The Peashooter Turret fired with the same intensity as the Flying Dragon. As the Flying Dragon approached the mountain where Ye Feihong was located, both sides engaged in fierce combat. Ye Feihong maintained an advantage in firepower. The attack speed of the Peashooter Turret was significantly greater than that of the Flying Dragon. However, the Flying Dragon boasted superior defense and faster movement speed.
The massive size of the Flying Dragon required dozens, if not hundreds, of Pea Bullets to bring it down. In contrast, a single blast of its sulfur could eliminate a Bamboo Dragonfly and any Dark Plants beneath it. The battle escalated rapidly, with both sides exhausting their forces at an alarming rate. In just over ten seconds of contact, Ye Feihong's Mental Power was completely drained.
For Ye Feihong, those brief seconds were an immense test. He had to control thousands of plants while executing precise strikes. The thousands of Bamboo Dragonflies not only needed to remain stable for the plants below to attack but also had to dodge the Flying Dragon's assaults. Although the speed of the sulfur venom was not particularly fast, with agile movements, there was still a chance to evade it.
Controlling one or two Bamboo Dragonflies to perform such evasive maneuvers was relatively easy. However, coordinating six thousand Bamboo Dragonflies to do the same was another matter entirely. Even Ye Feihong found his Mental Power insufficient for such a task. At a critical moment, Ye Feihong remained composed. He directed all the Bamboo Dragonflies to execute evasive maneuvers in the air.
Although it was impossible to dodge with perfect precision, the incredibly accurate micro-movements and evasive maneuvers significantly increased the difficulty of aiming for the Flying Dragon. The Pea Missiles, once launched, could automatically adjust their aim. These Pea Missiles now consumed the least amount of Mental Power. They did not require Mental Power for control; all that was needed was a command to continue attacking.
The greatest drain on Ye Feihong's resources came from the Peashooter Turrets. Controlling thousands of Peashooter Turrets for precise aiming was extremely challenging.
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