"As much as I enjoy watching demons be destroyed, it is still a disturbing sight to see so many cut down without even a chance to defend themselves. Is this how you envision war? Slaughtering an enemy that can't fight back?"<br/><br/>Shortly after the air units appear, the demons begin their counterattack, en masse; hundreds of small thunderclouds form in the air, in the path of the oncoming fighters and bombers, as units capable of flight take to the air, moving to intercept them. As soon as his units come within range of the clouds, lightning bolts lance violently from them, lashing out with surprising force, especially considering the sheer quantity of them. Occasional clouds of Solid Fog pop into existence, attempting to stop the flying machines dead in their tracks, especially in range of the cloud, splitting units, and blasting the stragglers as hard as they can, as the next wave of catapults sends a swarm of massive rocks hurtling toward the fortresses, this time a little more accurate than the first volley.<br/><br/>Despite the size of the attacking army, it's just a little more than half of the total force within the city-sized citadel, and many of those still inside are the stronger, or at least, the more intelligent ones, which, for demons, usually means smarter. As Draiss' air units get closer to the citadel, he'll find they hold a nasty surprise; magically-powered anti-aircraft guns, designed to accelerate numerous small projectiles into the air at high velocities. Individually weak, but capable of spitting out a near cloud of the them, albeit with a long refire time, but potentially devastating.