The goblin pilot was attacked by the Vengeful Spirit's Soul Impact, and his face instantly turned deathly pale.
Throughout the process, the goblin pilot did not even know what had happened.
The sudden headache, coupled with the sharp wails constantly circling his ears, made his heart pound with fear.
Fortunately, he managed to steady his breath in time and keep both hands firm on the controls. Only then did the Ripper mecha beneath him avoid losing control in the middle of its charge.
Faced with this result, the goblin pilot could not help feeling a surge of relief at having narrowly escaped death.
By comparison, Gege Wu, hidden beneath the yellow sand, felt mostly helpless.
Aside from transforming and controlling more undead, most necromancer spells had either supportive or disruptive properties.
Under such circumstances, soul-based spells were even more directly affected by the quality of the soul.
To be honest, goblins had rather poor-quality souls.
As a result, after necromancers collected their souls and transformed them into Vengeful Spirits, the effects of their soul spells were always less than satisfactory.
That previous Soul Impact might have been enough to interrupt a few mages while they were chanting spells, but trying to kill a goblin pilot operating a Ripper mecha was clearly far from enough.
Fortunately, he still had another move. The only problem was that using it would probably cost him quite a lot...
Under Gege Wu's control, the Vengeful Spirit that had just cast Soul Impact pounced straight onto the goblin pilot's face.
This time, the goblin pilot finally noticed the Vengeful Spirits' existence.
Looking at those twisted, wailing figures and recalling the shrill cries that had kept ringing beside his ears, the goblin pilot's hair stood on end.
Yet before he could even cry out, he discovered that