Gu Xi's subordinates followed the fleeing Void Celestials and soon found the location of their council.
When the Imperial Cavalry charged inside, the Void Celestial councilors were still fighting among themselves.
Only when the doors were kicked straight off their hinges did the Void Celestials inside pause.
Once they realized what was happening, they screamed and reacted in different ways.
Some Void Celestials were truly fierce. Despite having little combat strength, they charged straight out, intent on fighting Gu Xi's subordinates head-on.
Some were so frightened that they dropped to the floor, unable to move.
Some had already begun fleeing, while a few took one look at the situation, decisively lifted a section of flooring, and climbed down.
An Imperial Cavalry knight led the force charging inside.
He saw every one of the Void Celestials' reactions.
Whether they fought back, fled, or simply collapsed on the floor, he had accounted for all of it.
The few who lifted the flooring, however, were an exception.
The Imperial Cavalry knight immediately realized something was wrong, so dozens of Undead Servants rushed in.
They had barely jumped down when several deep blue Gargoyles surged up from below.
These Gargoyles were noticeably smaller, but their bodies were much more agile.
The instant they emerged, they lunged at the Undead Servants' faces.
Their levels were clearly far higher than those of the Gargoyles outside, and both their combat strength and intelligence had been enhanced across the board.
What they never expected was that the Undead Servant who had reached this spot was no insignificant cannon fodder, but a demigod-level Undead Servant.
Another level 60 Undead Servant followed behind.
All of them could be considered Gu Xi's spoils of war.
Anyone who truly treated Undead Servants as cannon fodder would end up becoming cannon fodder themselves.