The moment the enormous fortress unfolded, it shattered the balance of this landmass and naturally became the target of a siege.
But this time, Silver Fortress opened its gates and took the initiative to meet the enemy.
This battle—or rather, this hunt—ended in victory far sooner than expected.
The stone monsters remaining on the surface were not particularly strong. Most of the powerful ones should have already gone underground.
Their warriors had not only accumulated practical experience tailored to fighting these creatures, but also acquired more specialized hunting weapons. Once it was confirmed that Soul-Devouring Weapons could grow stronger by killing these "same-origin monsters," the Hunters' enthusiasm was completely ignited.
Even high-ranking officials like Xue En and Cat Cat shamelessly covered their faces, grabbed clubs, Stone Daggers, and the like, then charged into the battlefield to slaughter monsters and steal kills.
In this regard, Xue En, who was usually somewhat lazy and unmotivated, displayed a rare diligence and initiative.
He was surprised to discover that Stone Pillars was highly compatible with him. Among the Courtyard's upper ranks, he was one of the few who had not hesitated to use this dangerous thing as his primary weapon.
Since he was so enthusiastic, Lu PingAn entrusted him with an important task.
"Uh, do I really have to lead the team? Aren't you worried something might happen? The Great Cemetery is one of our top priorities too, right?"
Compared to the secrets beneath the volcano—perhaps involving the Fire Giants' ancient capital in higher dimensions—the Gravekeepers' Great Cemetery was a treasure trove that was easier to locate.
Those lamps burning with souls all pointed straight in one direction.
Its "gravitational pull" was more than ten times greater than that of the Great Cemetery Lu PingAn had encountered before, making one wonder whether there were