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Chapter 933: A Bunch of Rabble

Chapter 933: Chapter 933: A Bunch of Rabble

The movements when two legends make a move are surely huge.

The biggest difference between a legendary strongman and an ordinary person lies in that their own powers contain their own rules.

Therefore, these attacks are not only more powerful, but there are also residual effects after the attack. These remnants can last on-site for a long time and could remain untouched for months if not dealt with.

At this moment, the residues of these powers have left many special effects on the spot.

These effects can also be considered as aftermaths. Those undead mages and undead who were nearby were quickly cleared away.

The swamp here had crystallized into stone, caused by the high temperatures generated by Zhao Guang’s light power. Indeed, when light power reaches a certain degree, it also generates high temperatures.

Meanwhile, the chilling effect of death power created cracks around the area.

The two were unable to do anything to each other, but their attacks were definitely not weak.

This disturbance caused the nearby undead army to fall into chaos, and they did not dare to approach this area.

Those who initially approached were afraid of being affected by the battle, so they began to advance or escape hastily. Regarding the strategies discussed earlier, they hardly mattered in the face of their own lives.

After all, the undead mages were gathered temporarily and under the leadership of a legendary mage could barely cooperate.

But when danger arose, these people immediately showed their true nature.

As long as they could survive, who would care about anything else?

At the frontline, the undead mages initially had strong powers, and their overall strength was still formidable. However, after this period of warfare, the death of some undead mages caused more of them to feel terrified.

Gradually, the zeal in their hearts faded, and various original problems began to emerge.

Now that they encountered the full-scale pressure from Xuanwu Territory, although their strength was greater, winning in a direct clash would certainly lead to considerable losses. No one knew who might suffer losses, so everyone had their own thoughts.

Under such circumstances, even though the undead mage group was larger in scale, their combat effectiveness was deteriorating.

This situation was keenly detected by the generals of Xuanwu Territory.

The first to notice was Aleya, the war priest.

By sensing the changes in the opponent’s war aura, the problems within the opponent were discovered. Aleya directly led her people to break through a weak point, making this change very evident.

The capabilities of those wisdom magic puppets were insufficient and their actions were a bit slow, but the other troops were different.

Especially those elite troops, their sharpness could not be compared by ordinary people.

Thus, the battle stalemated for three days, and the undead mage group finally collapsed. Yes, they held out for three days; if not for the undead being able to remain sleepless, they couldn’t have persevered for so long.

Of course, if the magic puppets couldn’t do the same, Xuanwu Territory wouldn’t have fought this way.

After three days, the undead group began to collapse. It wasn’t that they wanted to, nor that their strength wasn’t strong enough. The truth was that those at the forefront didn’t want to be the next to die.

They shirked the problem of attacking each other, and nobody was willing to undertake any action that might involve danger.

Everyone kept retreating and receding like a queen, eventually forming a large-scale retreat.

In such circumstances, without Deli’s orders, everyone knew that Deli was caught up with something.

So, under the influence of various thoughts, the undead mages indeed collapsed. After all, a law does not punish the masses, so it became impossible to pinpoint anyone responsible when everyone was retreating.

Even a legendary mage couldn’t dispose of all subordinates as then what would they use?

"Stop, do not pursue. We retreat."

When the undead mages completely retreated into the Great Swamp, those here could only retreat.

To continue pursuing would mean entering the opponent’s territory. The Great Swamp environment is unique, filled with plague and death power everywhere. Charging in would mean suffering massive damage just from the environment.

Moreover, advancing further would mean the magic network is thin, making it difficult for their largest support, the demon puppet army, to replenish energy easily.

Should they move further with just the forces from their territory, it wouldn’t be enough to consume the other side’s forces.

Now the retreated undead mages calculated among themselves and found that their remaining power was still considerable.

"Let’s continue the attack; if Lord Deli finds out we had such great power but didn’t advance, we might all be..." Hearing this, everyone fell silent.

Indeed, no one wanted to suffer losses. But since the opponent had retreated, they couldn’t just stay here.

Knowing Lord Deli’s temper, although he couldn’t kill everyone, the commanders might not be spared. Therefore, they had no choice but to propose continuing the battle.

No one could oppose this suggestion, for anyone who opposed would end up bearing all the blame.

No one was a fool, so everyone reorganized their troops for another attack, albeit more passively than before.

With Xuanwu Territory counterattacking, they left behind many corpses and continued organizing the next assault. Correct content is on

"A motley crew." Xi Fei watched these undead mages and gradually understood what was happening. These people lacked a unified goal and shared interest.

They were gathered purely under the pressure of a powerful being.

Such troops, when faced with setbacks, even with a legendary mage suppressing from behind, couldn’t exert much force. It seemed that this battle required no more worries from their side.

Under such battles, the effect on training the troops was outstanding, and the military’s spirit was evidently rising.

Looking at it now, the final result of the battle would depend on the master’s side.

Several looked far into the distance at the place where light and shadow effects continued incessantly. Thanks to Zhao Guang’s control, the battle occurred at a distance from their own borders without affecting their territory.

However, others had never seen a legendary strongman in action, and so they could only watch from afar.

Speculating about the intensity of the battle in their hearts, no one dared to approach. At this time, those in the north of the Empire were probing and sending people to inquire about what was happening.

Because that power was too strong, and with too much commotion, they were not blind either.

Xi Fei did not hide this, directly revealing Zhao Guang’s breakthrough to being a legend, realizing it couldn’t be concealed even if he wanted to.