At this rate, it is clear that the elven army will lose. This is inevitable if nothing changes. Even if something changes, Command has predicted that the human army will still win with a confidence of 95%.
The demigods also noticed this inevitability, which caused a lot of changes in the battle high up in the firmament.
The fight has been going on for a month now. During that time, more and more satellites were produced and launched. More and more drones and combat bots were also produced. It is all because the base of the Yggdrasil civilization army is completely intact and operational at 100% capacity.
In fact, the base has expanded visibly as more ground has been claimed within the barrier for factories and refiners to be built. The increase in the manufacturing capacity of the base led to more output and support for the human army.
It is clear to the elven kings where the source of the problem is. If all of these have hinted how important the base is to the humans, the fact that the mortal army has blocked access to it from below is proof enough.
There is even a situation where an elven king gave up on satellites and rushed towards the base, only for the human demigods and their entourage of their black indestructible golems to give up on protecting satellites too just to protect the base.
So the problem is very clear. When the elven kings noticed this, they gave up on the satellites and rushed towards the base.
This was a gamble on their part because giving up on destroying the satellites meant that the tubes of metal carrying dangerous equipment gained free passage to their destination high up in the sky.
Allowing the satellites to go like that is a bad idea. But the elven kings are hoping that they will be able to destroy the base or the mothership above it. They believe that if they destroy these two targets in time, the satellites won't matter.
While they are right to think that, executing their gamble is another matter entirely. It is a very difficult matter entirely because the human demigods refused to let them have their way.
In fact, many spears of glory were fired to stop the elven kings. Unfortunately, their power has been reduced significantly ever since the elven kings discovered their weakness.
After two demigods died to the spear of glory, they discovered that the spear can only kill those who are caught unawares.
As long as a demigod puts up a highly durable opaque shield that doesn't let light pass through, they will only be injured at most.
They discovered that while the spear of glory is fast and undodgeable, as long as they prepared to face it, then they have nothing to worry about.
It is just that preparing for it has to be constant. If a gap appears in their shield even for a split second, the spear of glory will be able to nail them and kill them.
A distraction like in the middle of a fight with human demigods that has led to the death of two more of the elven kings at the hands of the spear of glory.
But in the situation where they are heading towards the most important location to the invasive demons, the elven kings know to expect the fiercest resistance, so they were prepared as they rushed towards the base.
The laser arrays of the spears of glory lit up from within the base to eliminate the threats it was facing, but the elven kings were undeterred. The remaining six of them refused to give in.
The human demigods and the four combat bots made out of what seemed to be liquid indestructible metal stood in their way and fought them off.
These combat bots didn't have any seam or joint. They appeared to be made out of a single piece of metal. It is just that this metal is fluid and can shift easily, which allows for movement.
They are humanoid and would be considered humans with metal flesh if not for the fact that they possessed no consciousness of their own.
They are not as flexible as other demigods and possess limited ranged attacks. But their physical strength and durability are enough to contend with a demigod.
As the two sides clashed, one more elven king came out of nowhere and approached the base from a direction without much of a defense.
Since the two sides were already locked in a clash and were evenly matched, none of the human demigods and their combat bots could stop this elven king from reaching the base and destroying it.
Unfortunately, before the elven king could reach the base, two black, indestructible robots came out of the mothership to protect the base.
The elven kings were frustrated when they saw this.
It is not the first time it has happened. At first, they thought the human army had only one demigod. So they were taken off guard when another human demigod appeared. This surprise led to the death of an elven king.
The two sides clashed for a while with no other demigod combatant appearing. So the elven kings thought the human army had only two demigods.
So as not to be caught off guard like last time, four elven kings attacked the two human demigods. They outnumbered them two to one, so their ambush should have worked.
They were very surprised when four indestructible combat bots came out of the mothership to reinforce the human demigods.
They were caught off guard again. Their ambush turned on them, and one more elven king died.
The same thing happened when the hammer of dawn and the spear of glory were used for the first time. Each time, the elven kings were caught off guard, and one of them died.
It is why they have always been cautious and haven't gone all out against the human army. But despite their caution, they were always caught off guard by the Yggdrasil civilization army everytime.