After he had taken care of everything here, the Wild Mage finally looked up and glanced around.
As a level 4 "player," the Wild Mage couldn't summon a Ghost Fleet at will like Liu Zhi could.
Once he had dealt with the Undead Army under his command, the Wild Mage began thinking about how to set sail and leave the island.
Building a ship was out of the question. Liu Zhi couldn't let the Wild Mage take the same path he had.
If he hadn't been pressed for time, he might even have started them at level 1 instead of directly sending in three level 4 projections as he had now.
That was why Liu Zhi had put more thought into their personas. At the very least, they couldn't seem too much like him.
He hadn't given them any of his signature abilities, such as Mythic Shipbuilding or Mythic Gem Knowledge. In some areas, he had even left them with no abilities at all.
The Wild Mage was the first, and the most natural, of them. Aside from a few Necromancer spells, Liu Zhi hadn't arranged anything else for him.
Under these circumstances, if the Wild Mage wanted to set sail, he would have to find another way.
Naturally, his solution involved necromantic spells.
The Wild Mage ordered the sixty most ordinary Skeleton Soldiers to huddle together. They formed something like a ship. The ghosts weren't afraid of water, so they paid no mind to it. The rest of the Wild Mage's Undead Army climbed onto the Skeleton Soldiers.
Even as they climbed aboard, they kept themselves in orderly formation.
The Golden Skeletons clung to the outside of the mass of Skeleton Soldiers, while the Skeleton archers stood on the inside. The zombies were enclosed in the middle, and the