The Rise of the Cemetery

When the legendary lich returned, none of the undead from the cemetery dared to stop him. Not to mention the extremely terrifying super stitch monster, no one would dare to confront him head-on with this legendary lich alone. The guys who can really compete with him are still hiding in the mage tower that is ready to go!

As soon as the Legendary Lich returned to his side, Lux greeted him with a puzzled face.

"My lord, what is the opponent's strength? This battle..." Lux was most concerned about this.

"Don't worry about attacking, the opponent's strength is not as strong as we expected! Although that Angelet is covering it up in every possible way, I can perceive that his personal strength has never crossed the threshold of the holy rank, and I even doubt that he even 16 The level threshold has not been crossed."

"How is this possible? Just now he showed the power of the domain..."

"That's not a domain, but a weird and weird art similar to a domain. It doesn't have the sense of self-contained exclusion that is unique to a real domain. A real domain should be an alternative small world built by the power of the rules you are familiar with." , will be incompatible with the undead world and mutually exclusive. But when you saw him cast that strange spell just now, did you see two mutually exclusive reactions of different rules of power on the edge of the spell?"

For the judgment of the domain, Szastan can still call himself an authoritative person, after all, he is a legendary lich who owns the domain - Frost Domain.

It's a pity that the specific power of his domain has not been widely circulated in the outside world, so there is no way to know it. All true information still needs to be pieced together with blood on the battlefield.

Now that we know who the enemy in front of us is, the next war will not be easily quelled.

While the Council of the Undead regards Psion Angelet as the enemy of life and death, why doesn't the Great Cemetery regard the legendary liches of the Council of the Undead as the biggest stumbling block and competitor to its own rise!

Colleagues are enemies!

What's more, there are still two undead forces that almost follow the same route.

The Necropolis does not have the fatal flaw of the Undead Council in terms of extinction of life. It does not need to appear as an "enemy of life", and it is still possible to "harmoniously coexist" with many living species. But if crap sticks like the Undead Council are allowed to continue to toss around, sooner or later a full-scale "Undead War" will be triggered in Klein Continent. At that time, no intelligent race will have the mood and energy to distinguish which are good undead and which are bad undead.

So no, considering from the same standpoint of the Klein plane, I am afraid that the first one to fight with the Undead Council will be the Great Cemetery.

It is so hard to find a high-quality material plane with rich resources and abundant species, and the level of the plane is just a step away. The Great Cemetery will not easily give up such a place to settle down. Since the growth of the Great Cemetery is inseparable from Klein, the adverse influence of the Undead Council must be kept to a minimum. Therefore, the Great Cemetery will not let go of any opportunity to attack the forces of the Undead Council.

Both sides regard each other as the enemy of life and death, so the next war will obviously never end.

The horn of no charge sounded, and the flames of war that had just ceased were rekindled almost instantly.

Thousands of undead creatures of various shapes huddled and pushed, climbed up the mountain of corpses, climbed to the peak, and once again fought desperately together on the rugged and narrow pile of corpses.

This time, it was obvious that the Legendary Lich's side also broke out with all its strength. In addition to the undead cannon fodder all over the mountains and plains, all the middle and high-level undead also mixed into the sea of ​​soldiers, launching the most violent impact on the cemetery side.

Not to mention anything else, there are as many as 11 lord-level undead creatures that have already been registered by the cemetery, and 2 of them have reached the holy rank standard.

Under the leadership of these guys, the already stable and anxious battle line began to move towards the foot of Stratholme city wall visible to the naked eye. The terrifying peak of corpses was instantly left behind, and it became an alternative line of troops outside the cemetery city. .

The camp executives headed by Sazastan, Lux, and Finia naturally retreated to the vicinity of the Corpse Peak to inspect the frontline battle situation, while those high-level undead with outstanding combat power led many subordinates to attack the tomb frequently as the leader. Garden defense line.

For a while, Stratholme could be described as "destroyed".

Because the large cemetery hides elite soldiers, except for the first-level new-type arms used to test specific combat power, the ones hoarded outside the city are all inferior peripheral regiments, so facing the undead army with a core backbone is basically powerless. Almost half a day later, the more than 200,000 cannon fodder regiments located outside Stratholme were besieged and killed.

The whole process was extremely bloody, and the battlefield was littered with corpses, stumped limbs and broken arms. Many remnants of soul fire still squirming, moving towards the nearest "enemy" bit by bit.

The cemetery paid a price of 200,000 cannon fodder, in exchange for a loss of nearly 300,000 on the side of the undead army.

There are no casualties in the undead war, only death.

Those with broken limbs can basically recover their normal combat power after a short rest, so there is no such thing as a minor or serious wounded.

Many heads have been screwed off, but the soul fire is not extinguished. After the victory, companions will naturally come to help. Picking up the head of a zombie with a ferocious face that was still screaming for help, he staggered around in the pile of corpses, randomly found a zombie body that was still relatively complete, and slapped off the half of the head that was already rotten, and took this one. The intact zombie's head was pushed up.

The whole rescue process was simple and rough, but the effect was not satisfactory.

In less than an hour and a half, the rescued zombies stood up unsteadily.

However, there is a lack of careful selection, and lack of patience and meticulousness. Many newly standing zombies are obviously "acclimatized". The head hung crookedly on the neck, and half of the tangled flesh was necrotic and collapsed. A few "volunteers" with rough hands and feet put their heads upside down, and they walked crookedly. In the end, they had to forcibly screw their heads to the front.

The indifferent cemetery corps stood high on the bone city wall, completely turning a blind eye to the scenes and scenes that happened under their feet, allowing them to rummage through the corpses and rest the wounded. As long as the enemy does not approach within 100 meters below the city wall, there will be no active attack.

All the hard work at the cemetery seemed to be in vain.

Although nearly 300,000 soldiers of the Undead Legion were successfully wiped out, after the first battle ended, the huge number of Undead Legion's follow-up seemed to be still crowded, and the entire field of vision was crowded in darkness. Compared with it, the achievement just now is like a wave in the ocean, fleeting and not worth mentioning at all.

To be honest, in the eyes of the top leaders of both sides, the hundreds of thousands of cannon fodder casualties are really not worth mentioning.

For the kings of the undead world, no matter how many low-level undead are, they are just cannon fodder. What can really determine the outcome of a war is the battle between the elite undead. Once the two undead kings start fighting, it is impossible to develop to the point of king against king within a year or two. Even if it was really a king-to-king situation, the only ones who could intervene in the legendary undead battle were those well-trained holy-rank subordinates, and it was difficult for ordinary lords to intervene.

Therefore, although the undead world continues to fight, most of them are limited to the level of undead lords, and higher-level undead creatures rarely intervene. Those who performed well in the war and successfully advanced will also be given priority by the undead lord to be selected into the personal guard and become its most important subsidiary force.

In the last battle where Sazastan challenged the Undead King, the Legendary Lich suffered from insufficient men. Although his individual strength crushed the undead king and severely damaged his body, he was also tempered by the opponent's hordes of holy rank subordinates. After killing one batch, another batch will come again. God knows who knows how many saint-level subordinates these undead kings have recruited during their tens of thousands of years of long rule. In short, it is not a problem to grind a legendary lich to death.

In the end, if it wasn't for Sazastan's many means of saving his life and running away when the opportunity is not good, I am afraid that he, a veteran of the Klein Continent for many years, would also be tortured and killed in the barren mountains of the undead world. Even so, almost all of the personal servants he brought into the world of the undead died in that terrifying battle, and even the two legendary items on which he became famous were severely damaged. If Lux hadn't brought the rare materials used for the repair in time, I'm afraid he could only go into battle shirtless and finish the battle with the cemetery shirtless.

After clearing the obstacles around the "City of the Undead", the huge army of the Undead Legion began to slowly and firmly extend along the Bone City Wall to the two wings, which meant to encircle it. However, the two wings stopped abruptly after only halfway unfolded, and turned to adjust the direction of the soldiers' fronts, and began the real siege battle.

This also shows how serious the lack of middle-level core backbone of the undead army led by the legendary lich is.

If encircled on all sides, the undead lords, who are already rare in the undead army, will be diluted on the long city defense line. Once the enemies in the city make any moves, even with the control of the legendary Lich, they can't take care of such a huge battlefield. Instead of rushing here and there to fight the fire, it is better to give up part of the battlefield now, gather the only cards in your hand, and form a devastating blow to the capital of the undead locally.

After this period of observation and perception, Sazastan also discovered that although the enemy's power is equally huge, it seems that there are very few high-level combat forces that can match it. At least compared with the strength he displayed, he couldn't escape the awkward feeling of "small head and big body".

Is the enemy a new force?

Sazastan couldn't help muttering in his heart.

This point of view was not put forward by Szastan, but by Lux who had dealt with his mysterious forces the most times. To be honest, in the past, he would have dismissed such midnight chatter at all.

How could a hidden force between the Undead Council and the Mage Guild be a newborn? This kind of cognition does not meet the limits that the Lich's calm, meticulous, and evil mind can imagine. Liches, who have always looked at the world with "conspiracy theories", are not stingy with speculating about everything in the world with the most vicious and evil ideas. Where can there be such bold and subversive weird ideas.

But after a real confrontation with this force, all kinds of doubts are always clouded in his heart.

Perhaps this is really a new type of undead force!