After receiving the order, the Deathbone Legion quickly set out.
The Deathbone Legion's strength became apparent as they marched.
The entire Deathbone Legion was made up of skeleton troops. Generally speaking, Skeleton Soldiers were the most basic kind of Undead Army, so eight out of every ten units in the Deathbone Legion were organized into large companies.
That meant that at full strength, these skeletons alone numbered more than three thousand, not counting the Skeleton Soldiers organized into medium and small companies.
In all, when the Deathbone Legion was fully assembled, it could field nearly four thousand troops.
And unlike the Spider Infantry, who served as cannon fodder, every undead soldier in the Deathbone Legion was level 5 or higher, and they were all equipped with the finest gear.
When the army marched out, there was none of the usual sense of bare, gleaming bones that accompanied a normal skeleton army. Instead, it looked like a moving forest of cold, glinting steel.
They were no cause for concern when spread out, but as soon as they moved together in formation, they drew the attention of nearby forces.
Sure enough, it wasn't long before the Sky Eye Liu Zhi had placed among the Deathbone Legion detected signs of surveillance.
Liu Zhi paid little attention to the discovery. At that moment, he was sitting in the middle of the Plague Camp, studying the campaign map.
Each of Liu Zhi's heroes, legions, and units had a corresponding marker. The map's markers and their numbers changed roughly every five minutes.
By tracking those changes, Liu Zhi could determine how the battle was going.
Although the markers only changed every five minutes, that was more than enough for a major campaign.
After all, a campaign wasn't like a battle, where you simply charged in and