Necromancer? No, Call Me Archaeologist
Chapter 115

For the Sake of Gevot

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The Federation's bigwigs had issued strict orders, and the strike teams responsible for harassing the Orc Army's march were giving it their all.

A month passed in the blink of an eye, yet the Orc Army still hadn't appeared in the Pioneer Legion's sight. So far, it was still the Orc Vanguard Squad attacking construction sites on the South Bank of Tu River.

The strike teams of the Gewalt Federation were fighting desperately to buy time and delay the Orc Army's advance. Medivh hadn't let them down.

For the past month, the Skeleton Engineering Team had worked around the clock without taking a single break.

Thanks to everyone's efforts, the Tu River South Bank Wall was already six hundred kilometers long, with an average of twenty kilometers built each day.

The Odyssey Region stretched a great distance from east to west, spanning more than three thousand kilometers. Given some more time, this wall would cross the middle and lower reaches.

At first, the Noble Council had planned to build two parallel rows of walls, so the Pioneer Legion wouldn't be bypassed by the Orc Army and attacked from behind.

After seeing how quickly the Skeleton Engineering Team worked, the Noble Council agreed with Medivh's proposal: build a single line of walls to block the Orc Army north of the Tu River.

"Medivh, you've done a great service!"

The Federation Envoys were thrilled as they inspected the Tu River South Bank Wall alongside the skeleton Medivh had possessed.

They had thought this operation would be a brutally bloody war, but it had turned into the relatively easy situation they faced now.

The Skeleton Engineering Team built far too efficiently. The work normal mages didn't want to do was handled tirelessly by the Skeleton Mages.

The Earth-type Skeleton Mage had played a

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