My 100th Rebirth a day before the Apocalypse novel Chapter 594

It seemed that the more she synthesized the same item, the lower the success rate became—or perhaps the success rate decreased with higher synthesis levels.

To confirm her theory, Kisha clicked the "Start" button again.

The system indicated a five-minute wait time for the process to complete, so she returned to the battlefield, continuing her earlier strategy with precision and determination.

Kisha continued using her telekinesis to make the zombies’ heads explode like overripe melons.

By now, the warriors and soldiers were no longer shocked—they had already deduced that it was Kisha’s doing. Knowing this, their sense of security grew, and their fighting spirit soared to new heights.

Kisha paused momentarily before giving her orders in the loudest voice she could as the sound of the firearms, the roars and growls of the zombies below and grenade going off was too loud for them to speak normally.

"Let’s reduce the number of people on our side and send reinforcements to the southern section of the wall."

"Check if they need more manpower, and if they don’t, redirect them to another section. My attacks cover a wide area, so I can hold this position with fewer forces."

She then pointed to a group of awakened ability users and soldiers. "You, you, and you—move out. One sniper, four soldiers, and four warriors. Go and assist the other teams."

"City Lord, I think we should remain here for a little longer while monitoring the situation," one of the soldiers suggested.

"It’s only been ten to fifteen minutes since the battle started on this wall, and we need to ensure we have enough forces. The enemy numbers here are far greater than at the other walls."

"No need," Kisha said shouting, her voice firm over the chaotic noise.

"Unlike the others, I use only a small amount of spiritual energy, which means I can fight longer without wearing myself out."

"Because of that, I can hold this position longer than the other team captains. When they need to switch shifts with the next team, there will naturally be disruptions in pacing, and some might even feel overwhelmed."

"Sending more reinforcements to their side will help ease their burden and keep morale steady."

She was specifically referring to Clyde and Reeve, who were preparing for their first battle leading a team after Duke stepped down to rest his depleted energy core.

While Clyde showed potential as a commander, his youth and inexperience were likely to leave him feeling the weight of responsibility once he realized what it meant to step into Duke’s shoes—shoes that would undoubtedly feel far too big for him at this stage.

This battle was bound to be long and grueling, testing both physical endurance and mental resilience.

The soldiers’ and warriors’ morale would inevitably take a hit as exhaustion and the relentless onslaught of enemies wore them down.

A decline in fighting spirit could easily lead to a drop in performance, creating a dangerous downward spiral.

Kisha understood this all too well. Her strategy was clear: send reinforcements to bolster the other teams while she held the line on this side of the wall.

Though her nearly infinite reserves of spiritual energy and mana, coupled with her vast ’Mental Capacity,’ gave her an edge, even she wasn’t entirely sure if she could maintain this position for the full 24 hours she had envisioned.

The unrelenting pressure of the battle would challenge her focus and determination like never before.

After a brief pause, Kisha broke the silence. "You can send the soldiers and warriors who are already exhausted and off their shift to this side."

"Whether they’re from the southern wall or elsewhere, they can see for themselves how well I’m holding this position."

"Who knows? Watching us manage here might even reignite their fighting spirit and give them the boost they need."