Less than three minutes later, the town's outer defenses had all been breached.
The undead stormed into the streets and began charging from house to house. Every resister was killed.
Some people discovered in shock that if they did not resist, the Skeletons would merely glance at them before leaving.
Of course, more people still instinctively picked up weapons, and thus lost their lives.
As most of the town was swallowed by the sea of bones, Ye Qian also formed a rough prediction of the battles to come.
"Their overall combat strength is quite a bit stronger than Kalu World's armies. They lost so quickly mainly because they encountered me as I am now."
Her expansion in Kalu World back then had been nowhere near this easy.
This proved that her own capacity for warfare had indeed grown tremendously.
After breaking through this town, she counted the casualties and found that she had lost only a little over six hundred Skeletons.
Yet she had killed more than four thousand enemies, all of whom were transformed into undead units by Ye Qian when she arrived afterward.
Of course, if Life Energy was calculated in the end, the expenditure actually exceeded the gains. That was normal. After all, the scale of the undead summoning was not small, and equipping these undead with Bronze commanders also required consuming a great deal of bone.
After the town was occupied, more than ten thousand undead swept through it almost without pause and launched a full-scale assault on the kingdom.
In the other directions, with no enemies blocking them, the advance was even faster.
Ye Qian's strategy was simple: no communication, kill only those who resisted.
Though the undead were terrifying, to be honest, most civilians had no ability to fight after seeing Skeletons. When