The Void Celestials had no idea that, barely any time after charging into the city, Gu Xi had already uncovered everything about them.
They were still busy fighting Gu Xi's troops.
With Gu Xi's undead already bearing down on them, the Void Celestials had no choice but to bring out their best skills.
Void Celestials had two classes. One was the Crafter, the melee-looking type who formed the main force responsible for making gargoyles. The other was the Controller, the caster-looking type who could control large numbers of gargoyles in battle at once.
They worked in pairs. As long as they had enough stone, they could produce a gargoyle force with fairly decent combat strength in a short time.
If they had time, they could also enhance the gargoyles, improving their flight capabilities, combat strength, and so on.
Each Void Celestial also had specialized methods of their own.
Crafters had dedicated Stone Carving Workshops, where they could make gargoyles considerably faster.
Controllers had dedicated Control Towers, where they could control more gargoyles in battle at once.
When Gu Xi's troops attacked, the Void Celestials did try to save themselves.
Their methods simply fell a little short.
Every time, it was gargoyles, gargoyles, and more gargoyles.
They really had no other means available to them.
And their gargoyles had no particularly powerful traits, either.
If they had been anything like Gu Xi's Arrow Tower Hunter, they could have dominated a region despite a few minor shortcomings.
But they truly had nothing beyond their gargoyles.
Leaving aside Gu Xi's undead dragons in the air, most of the troops he had just released onto the ground were under the Imperial Cavalry's command. Although the Imperial Cavalry could not match the heroes transformed from Wild Twin Phoenixes, they were still capable.
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