Lasha had no idea what Ling and Beka were up to.
The three of them were equals. Even though Lasha had reached Mythic level, that couldn't change their relationship.
All his attention was now focused on Blake.
Having misjudged the situation, Blake had mistaken Lasha for a subordinate of the one in yellow. He was using the same methods he'd used against that person: first, he sealed the minds of all his undead subordinates.
Then he took out something capable of breaking through mental illusions and struck Lasha with it.
If Lasha had truly been using mental powers, that blow would have plunged the Underworld back into the Dark Ages.
But Lasha wielded the Sun God's power.
Though it wasn't the same as Amanet's hunter-like form of solar divinity, it was hardly weak.
In fact, he had a considerable advantage against undead.
When the blow landed and he realized he was unharmed, Lasha immediately unleashed his full strength.
He continued to pound Blake with his fists. Every punch scattered more of the shadow surrounding Blake.
Meanwhile, the Eagle Warriors following Lasha jumped down from the Sun Boats and charged into the undead.
The undead players and troops who had followed them in also surged into the enemy ranks, and a chaotic battle broke out.
Lasha kept Blake occupied, giving him no chance to touch or activate any of the other machines.
Everyone else cleared out the undead, while the Engineering Goblins went to seize the machines.
As for the scientists among the undead, Lasha didn't want to leave a single one alive.
Understanding what Lasha wanted, Ling naturally took command of the Sun Boat fleet.
"Scatter them all. Don't hold back. With me here, even if every one of these undead is scattered, I can still preserve their memories."
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