Chapter 984 Action

Hoss, who was lucky enough to survive from the blockade of the cloud of death, naturally heard Hakaxilu's command to the remaining troops to kill the undead.

However, Hoss did not obey the command of the acting captain to retreat to the rear position in time. Instead, he continued to move forward and set his sights on the underground passage where these Lichs emerged.

What seemed to be a task of practicing hands actually produced such a big twists and turns. This was something that all members of the undead killing army had never expected before.

The sudden cloud of death caused more than half of the troop members to be killed or injured.

Hoss knew in his heart that this was the end of the matter, and it would be useless to regret the previous decision. What really needed to be clarified now was the information about the corpse witches in the city.

Regardless of the specific number of those corpses, whether there are any corpses hidden in the city, or the origin of these corpses, which necromancers transformed them, or which innocent creatures were used to transform them, in this battle, It's all very important information.

However, this information was not mentioned in the Thieves Guild. Hoss believes that if there is any information about these Lichs in the Thieves Guild, before the battle begins, members of the slaying undead army will receive it. Warning, instead of being caught off guard by the sudden appearance of the Lich.

Grasping this information early will undoubtedly be able to gain a few advantages for one's own side in the next battle.

Hoss didn't want his former companions to die so worthlessly. Although in this attack, the necromancers exposed their extremely powerful force, that is, the existence of the group of corpse witches, but with the dead companions In comparison, the value of this information is nothing at all.

With this in mind, Hoss immediately made a decision in his heart, ignoring the retreat order from Hakaxi Road behind him, and marched alone towards the location where the Lich emerged.

Going directly towards that underground passage is naturally not advisable. Not to mention the Lich's keen perception of the living, the necromancers gathered around are obstacles that Hoth can hardly break through.

The city's deep alleyways, scattered buildings, and the overall gloomy environment under the cover of the dark sky undoubtedly gave Hoss a chance to act.

Under the cover of the shadow, Hoss began to walk through the city. The skill of the fifth-level elf allowed him to avoid all sights. According to the location of the underground space where the Lich came out, Hoss tried his best. Get around the complex city.

In the process of moving forward,

A lone necromancer appeared in front of Hoss, but he suppressed his intention to make a move.

Hiding in the shadows, Hoss stared at the necromancer passing in front of him and the undead creatures following him, and used his detection skills to minimize his sense of existence.

The lone necromancer drove the undead creatures under his control, and hurried towards the fighting area, without noticing the enemy lurking in the darkness at all. He didn't know that if the enemy was not afraid of being exposed, his life would be in jeopardy. Will explain here.

After the necromancer passed by and the alley returned to calm again, Hoth set off again. As before, Hoth, in the process of moving forward, in addition to restraining his own breath, also used the existence of reconnaissance to wipe out Gone were any traces that might have been left.

Hoth's goal is very clear. Since the death of his companion is inevitable, he wants to use this opportunity to obtain more valuable information that can change the situation on the battlefield.

In Hoss' view, these corpse witches that suddenly appeared in the city undoubtedly showed an unusual meaning. The hidden strength of the necromancer has long been beyond everyone's expectations. They are probably planning something secretly. If it weren't for this attack, I don't know when the abnormalities in the city would be exposed to the eyes of other creatures.

Under the cover of the shadow, Howth walked along the collapsed building.

In the process of moving forward, strong and violent magic elements, accompanied by violent explosions, spread crazily in the city. The light of the fire dispelled the surrounding shadows, and the dark sky in mid-air could not continue to cover the environment here.

A wave of flames swept past Hoth, and Hoth immediately used the black robe on his body to resist, and the continuous flames burned on the black robe propped up by Hoth. A scorched black color emerged.

The anti-magic black robe, which was originally able to withstand multiple spell attacks, seemed to be showing signs of failure in the face of the continuous flame waves at this moment.

Seeing this situation, Hoss understood that it should be the most powerful mages of the two sides who made the move. The powerful mages, without any scruples, will cast spells that will bring devastating damage to the area they are fighting. .

It has been a long time since there has been a duel between high-level mages and above in Weining territory. The last recorded high-level mage duel was the one where the former garrison mage Witt died in battle. It is said that a medium-sized supply point on the battlefield was razed to the ground. .

The emergence of large-scale spells did not stop Hoth's footsteps. The chaotic environment made it difficult for the necromancers in the city to pay attention to the hidden enemies.

Even the corpse witches in the city were also unable to resist the flames that exploded directly among them. Before the cloud of death was released to cover the spell, the flames swallowed a large number of corpse witches.

Taking advantage of the spell's arrival, Hoss quickened his pace, and after passing through several lanes, Hoss came to the underground entrance where the Lich came out.

The previous large-scale spells cleared out more than half of the corpses, but there are still many corpses standing in front of Hoss.

These Lichs didn't mean to join the battlefield, but just stationed at the entrance of the passage, prohibiting any creatures from entering it.

Looking at the Lich in front of him, Hoss gave up the idea of ​​breaking in after a little thought in his heart. With his strength, he was not enough to clean up these Lich in a short time. Once there was a big commotion, Attracting the necromancer back to the defense, Hoth's action was considered a failure.

In the process of observing the surrounding environment, Hoss noticed that not far from the entrance of the passage where the Lich was stationed, there was another passage that went deep underground.

The difference from the previous passage is that there are no creatures stationed in this passage, and there are many debris around the passage to cover it up. However, Hoss found the abnormality of this location at a glance by relying on the existence of reconnaissance.

Looking at the passage that appeared in his sight, Hoss seemed to realize something, and immediately made a decision in his heart.