These powerful Undead Creatures and Dark Beings possessed considerable intelligence and judgment due to their high levels.
In their respective Mother Planes or starfields, which one of them was not a renowned top-tier powerhouse?
The baleful intent, strength, and authority they possessed had won the submission of billions upon billions of creatures.
Yet now, having been summoned by Rogge, the Level-7 Peak Undead Magician, onto this Dominator battlefield, several of the more independent Undead Creatures could not help but curse furiously within their Soul Fires after seeing the situation on the field!
Rogge and these summons did not share a complete master-servant relationship.
One of the fundamental principles summoners followed when signing contracts with summoned creatures was equality.
More liberal summoning rules allowed Rogge to contract more powerful creatures from distant Alien Star Regions.
For instance, the Level-6 and Level-6 Peak creatures Rogge had summoned. The vast majority of them did not belong to the Wizard Alliance, and even their Home Starfields lay extremely far from Wizard Civilization.
They were "partners" Rogge had encountered while conducting long-range cross-starfield medium experiments.
But no matter how relaxed the Rule Contract was, since these summons had completed their cross-realm descent, they inevitably had to accept Rogge's orders for a period of time.
This was also the inviolable nature of successful summoning magic.
The four powerful Dominator-class beings of the Minghe Empire surrounding them made these Undead Creatures and Dark-Type Beings curse their mothers inwardly.
This fatty was really underhanded! And these opponents were fucking powerful again.
Several Level-6 Peak creatures that had once taken part in ganging up on Nesser Civilization's Dominator-class Construct Masters could not help touching the wounds left on their bodies from back then.
As an Undead Magician, Rogge usually took the initiative to maintain good relations with these contracted