Reality was cruel.
That was how the Minas Tirith contestants were feeling right now. To whittle down the enemy with human wave tactic sounded very simple, but when the tactic was executed, they noticed a problem with the plan – a really big problem.
Who would charge first?
The first person to charge would not only become the focus of enemy attacks – the people inside were trapped beasts, so they would surely attack with wild abandon – but the person would also be blocking the door and thus blocking off the firing lines of most of the long range attackers behind him, so he could only expect limited support from his allies.
If three people were to rush up together, there would be even less angles for long range support. They were not incorporeal; bullets and arrows could not fly into the hall through their bodies.