An hour and a half earlier, Deathbone and the other three had already reached the outskirts of Shiling Town.
They had not joined Shiling Town's defenders.
After all, they were only four people, not four Legendaries. Faced with a monster tide numbering hundreds of thousands or even millions, they could exhaust themselves to death without killing many.
Take the newly promoted general Uta. He could easily instantly kill a Tier Four boss, but even at full power, he could only blast to death a dozen or twenty of them—and only if those Tier Four bosses gathered in the same place.
In this kind of defensive battle, Uta's usefulness was far inferior to Seventeen's.
Over the course of a whole day, Seventeen alone could kill no small number of Tier Four bosses, and her range covered all of Shiling Town.
Whether it was decapitation, support, or assistance, she was capable of handling it all.
But Deathbone's target was not ordinary monsters. It was the commander hidden within the monster tide.
After reaching the vicinity of Shiling Town, Deathbone briefly communicated with Seventeen through Mental Link. However, Seventeen had no information on the monster leaders either. Thus, Deathbone could only rely on his own strength to search.
His method of searching was simple, crude, effective, and difficult for others to replicate.
It was his domain.
A domain was omnipotent.
Deathbone spread out his domain while maintaining the "domain's minimum consumption"—he did not use its suppressive force or any of its abilities, merely treating the domain as his eyes.
Within the domain's range, nothing could hide.
Deathbone led Rakshasa and the other two through the monster tide like invisible ghosts, periodically activating and deactivating his domain radar.
This maneuver was not easy.
Most powerhouses used their domains for suppression, allowing them to deliver