Necromantic Myth

Proud of finding a treasure, the player rushed into the valley with his troops.

This player is a fairly orthodox necromancer. His subordinates range from skeleton soldiers to zombies, ghosts, vampires, cadavers, death knights and bone dragons.

In terms of quantity, the number of skeleton soldiers is naturally the largest. There are about seven full-stack troops. Zombies are a little less, only five full-stack troops. The number of ghosts and vampires is among the three full-stack troops. Each dragon has a full force.

Of course, the number of full troops mentioned here is also different. The number of skeleton soldiers, zombies and ghosts is 60 people, that of vampires is 30 people, that of corpse witches is 10 people, and death knights and bone dragons are 5 people. Human squad formation.

In the eyes of some necromancers, these troops are considered quite good.

It can be said that as long as he doesn't get into some big trouble, he can almost walk sideways in this game.

But at this moment, he was completely committing suicide.

It's clearly the last few days, but he seems to have forgotten this, and he insists on squeezing his way to death.

The valley he chose happened to be the valley where Liu Zhi first entered this area. Liu Zhi also left a defensive castle in this valley.

There is nothing else, the most important thing is that Liu Zhi just arranged for the Light Legion of the Arena that was transferred back from the underworld this time.

This legion was sent to the underworld by Liu Zhi before, but they did not change their style, but caused several battles in the underworld.

Therefore, the Legion of Light in the Arena was not supplemented by being sent to the underworld by Liu Zhi, but instead lost a lot of troops.

This time Liu Zhi happened to bring these troops up and let them guard the castle.

In Liu Zhi's mind, maybe they would have a better life staying here.

But when they came to this position, they happened to encounter a player's attack.

Seeing the player sent to the door, Dake thought for a while, "Anyway, it's no good if you don't fight, and it's useless to fight, so let's go."

Carrying his own weapons, Dak called out all his men, arranged troops and heroes, and was ready to fight.

At this time, Dak didn't think about guarding the castle at all.

He didn't even think about keeping some seeds. After all, some troops under his command had been downsized to single digits.

From Dak's point of view, they had encountered scarier scenes than this in the arena. At that time, they were all pushed down, and this time it would be no different.

Even if all the heroes and troops die, it doesn't matter, as long as the arena is still there, then the Legion of Light in the arena will still be there.

So with this thought in mind, Dak rushed out directly.

As soon as Dak moved, the player saw it.

That player has that kind of illusion machine in his hand, so he naturally has some ideas of using illusion to transform troops to deceive people.

When he saw Dak attacking, he immediately waved his hand, and the troops under him quickly moved forward. After that, his army changed from less than a thousand people to tens of thousands. Legion.

Not to mention the hundreds of bone dragons flying in the sky.

Looking up at the bone dragon and thousands of ghosts in the sky, Dak's eyes changed.

"Kill it."

As Dak spoke, he took the initiative to rush to the front with a weapon like a tomahawk.

The player did not expect that when encountering such an enemy, the other party would take the initiative to attack. You must know that in the past, when he encountered such a powerful army, everyone ran away.

But why is this one so reckless?

The player shook his head in confusion, but he is not a necromancer who only relies on illusion to deceive people, he is also capable.

The troops he brought seemed to be about the same number as Dak's Legion of Light in the Arena, and the combat power was similar.

With this in mind, the player cheered himself up, and rushed forward with his men.

Unlike Liu Zhi, this player took the route of an orthodox necromancer.

This means that he usually doesn't take the initiative to fight in melee. He relies on long-range undead spells and improving the strength of his own undead troops to affect the battle.

Just a few steps forward, his skeleton soldiers and ghosts had already rushed into Dak's troops.

At the beginning, seeing tens of thousands of enemies rushing towards him, Dak thought he could encounter a big battle.

He also demands himself according to the standards of the Great War.

But he never expected that when he led his men to knock away a skeleton soldier and hit another skeleton soldier, he suddenly found that his battle ax was empty.

He felt it for a while, and before he could understand what was going on, several skeleton soldiers sprang out nearby and rushed towards him.

The strength of these skeleton soldiers was not very good, but they did a good job in one thing. They were not afraid of death, and they didn't consider morale or anything. Even though they knew Dake was stronger than them, they still rushed forward without hesitation.

Dak swung the tomahawk in his hand, and cut up the skeleton soldiers on the spot.

Then he looked up at the player not far away.

"Fake? It's boring, kill them all for me."

Before he didn't know that the enemy was fake, Dak dared to lead his men to rush out to challenge, but now that he knew that the enemy was not that strong, how could Dak let this player go.

At this moment, Dak roared, and a large amount of black gas gushed out from his side.

It was a chaos of Yin Qi and Blood Qi, which could be used to enhance the combat power of the Light Legion's undead troops in the arena.

Originally, at this time, that player still had a chance to quit.

But for some reason, he suddenly had an idea that I could win.

With this in mind, the player took out a horn-like thing and blew it by his mouth.

Under the sound of the horn, all the undead flocked to Dak.

Especially those five bone dragons actually grabbed Dak's location from the sky and wanted to pounce down to attack Dak.

Faced with such a situation, Dak laughed instead. He felt that the player had gone crazy. If he wasn't crazy, why would he jump out to make trouble for him? Didn't he see the situation in front of him?

With this in mind, Dak jumped up and landed on the back of a bone dragon. At this moment, Dak's troops also rushed into the battlefield.

This time they did not attack in an orderly manner as before, but formed a melee.

During this scuffle, the player didn't notice that his number of subordinates was getting smaller and smaller, and he thought he was about to win.