On the tenth day after the Battle of Sumida began, most of Sadako's friends had arrived. Liu Zhi's forces had already pushed into several nearby districts, and the total number of troops he had sent out had reached more than three hundred thousand.
Of those three hundred thousand, aside from the legions he had deployed at the start to make a show of force, all the rest were free-roaming undead.
These were all the undead forces Liu Zhi could send over at the first opportunity. He could mobilize more undead from his plane, but that would take time.
And in the game, time was the least valuable thing. Time in the game and time in his plane didn't pass at the same rate. By the time the troops in his plane had finished mobilizing, the game here might already be over.
So this was the limit of the forces Liu Zhi could deploy this time.
However, Liu Zhi had also sent out all the heroes under his command who hadn't been assigned to a unit or given other work.
There were nearly a hundred heroes in all. They mingled with the three hundred thousand undead, each responsible for controlling at least three thousand of them.
For them, this was both pressure and a challenge.
They were delighted to form groups, exchange troops that had already been organized into units, and work together in battle.
Several new legions were slowly beginning to take shape amid the fighting.
Liu Zhi now went to the battlefield every day. On the one hand, he observed how these legions were forming and changing; on the other, he tested the battle magic he had just developed.
At first, Liu Zhi's approach had stayed close to his original idea of using offensive magic.
His first battle spell