The Boss Who Refuses to Cooperate and Is Someone You Can't Afford to Offend Is a Real Headache

The senior necromancer in command was killed, and the elite skeleton army immediately lost its leadership.

Though an undead army of several thousand couldn't possibly have only one commander, this necromancer had been the strongest and naturally stood at the heart of the formation. Without its control, the army was like a beehive without its queen. No matter how hard the lesser necromancers tried to gather the troops, they couldn't restore the now-chaotic undead to fighting shape.

The vampires who'd hurried over from several nearby watchtowers arrived just in time to help clean up the battlefield.

Old Qin and his young "apprentices" had already handled the hardest part. All that remained was to pick off the lesser necromancers one by one, and the threat posed by this skeleton army would be completely eliminated.

The skeletons still wandering around afterward would continue to cause trouble for the supply lines, but the new recruits on the western front could deal with them. It would be good practice.

When A-Cha and his people found Rainbow Cat, he was crouched beside a muddy puddle, muttering something incomprehensible. He looked like he'd been through a shock.

The few NPC soldiers nearby didn't dare approach. Whenever they got close, Rainbow Cat attacked them.

The sorry state he was in showed that he'd just endured a battle far more intense than anyone could imagine—and the guy was an administrator who wasn't even good at fighting.

"Poor thing. You probably won't be sleeping well for the next few nights."

A-Cha quipped, then told the NPC servants to stand back. He went over to greet Rainbow Cat, but the moment he got close, Rainbow Cat let out a heart-wrenching howl, raised his rifle, and thrust it at him.

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