The player, delighted at having discovered a treasure, led his troops into the valley.
This player was a fairly orthodox necromancer. Among his subordinates were everything from Skeleton Soldiers, zombies, ghosts, vampires, liches, and Death Knights to bone dragons.
Naturally, Skeleton Soldiers made up the largest number. There were approximately seven fully staffed units, while there were only five fully staffed units of zombies. The ghosts and vampires each numbered three fully staffed units, while the liches, Death Knights, and bone dragons each had one fully staffed unit.
Of course, the number of soldiers in a fully staffed unit varied as well. Skeleton Soldiers, zombies, and ghosts had units of sixty, vampires had units of thirty, liches had units of ten, and Death Knights and bone dragons were organized into small squads of five.
In the eyes of some necromancers, these troops were already quite impressive.
As long as he did not provoke any major trouble, he could practically run rampant in this game.
But at this moment, he was completely bent on getting himself killed.
Even though only the final few days remained, he seemed to have forgotten that entirely, insisting on squeezing his way into a dead end.
The valley he had chosen happened to be the same valley Liu Zhi had entered this area through at the beginning. Liu Zhi had also left a castle there for defense.
Nothing else mattered. The most important thing was that Liu Zhi had just stationed the Light of the Arena Legion, which he had recalled from the Underworld, there.
Liu Zhi had previously sent this legion to the Underworld, but that had not changed their style. Instead, they had triggered several major battles there.
Thus, the Light of the Arena Legion had not been replenished after Liu Zhi assigned them