Porter was not exaggerating. Ten Thousand Armies had indeed never experienced such a tragic defeat nor huge blow ever since its establishment.

More than one thousand and five hundred men had been killed in a single war. What kind of concept was this?!

There might not necessarily be so many people amongst the total number of people in many mercenary organizations, from the top to bottom, including those fighters and those who performed miscellaneous tasks.

The Blackwater Company had led several inadequately trained miscellaneous troops to follow the United States to go to war in the Middle East for so many years, but the number of their casualties had never exceeded more than a hundred people in a single war.

Of course, this also had a lot to do with the powerful firepower of the United States military.

This time, Ten Thousand Armies had lost so many people at one go, and this was indeed very shocking in the field of mercenaries.

Porter had been so confident when he boasted in fr