The patrols continued for the next three weeks, and every day, many soldiers lost their lives to the living shadows.
Using the information Bael had provided him, David drafted a set of regulations to keep the soldiers safe.
The same was happening at the other camps, but the deaths there were way more because for the first two weeks, there were no survivors.
In the third week, all the camps were informed of the existence of living shadows and ordered to provide any information they had on them, and that was how David's regulations were now being used in all the camps.
The regulations were rather easy to follow; all the soldiers needed to do was stay away from dark areas, keep their distance from the living shadows, and, upon seeing them, use the ether flashbomb, which emitted a blinding light when it was slammed into the ground.
