Those remaining outside had to fight the Pishacha army while simultaneously protecting the weaker members of the sect.
If the weaker cultivators rushed into close combat, they would only become liabilities.
Therefore, they quickly adjusted to their roles.
The weaker disciples began working as support.
They distributed healing pills.
Prepared medicines.
Treated wounded cultivators.
And delivered spiritual recovery pills to those who had exhausted their energy.
Those who possessed sufficient combat strength remained on the defensive line.
Before long, the cultivators had established an organized formation outside the sect.
Rather than allowing everyone to fight continuously, they began rotating their fighters.
One group would fight.
Another would rest and recover.
Then they would switch.
This allowed them to maintain their combat strength for a much longer period.
The disciples also abandoned reckless close combat.
Instead, they relied primarily on long-range attacks.
