Let's Count: Which of Them Hasn't Been a Harem Heroine?

Of course, Little Nai had not completely given up on the Dark Canopy.

It had to be said that in this world, the Dark Canopy was indeed a spell that brought together the best of its kind. With the world's magic power insufficient, it could still trigger supernatural phenomena across a vast area.

He still retained that vampire mage's account and had hidden it away.

When necessary, he might be able to reconnect to the Dark Canopy.

Since he was in the Life World, Little Nai also chose to obtain information about this world through the Soul-Scorching Flame, gaining a rough understanding of the current state of the war.

In Little Nai's view, the Lich King's downfall was merely a matter of time.

After all, in terms of the greater tide, Negary held the advantage in this world. The Lich King might look imposing now, but what he was fighting against was the entire world.

The clash between the two sides was still raging. The skeletons charged madly through the artillery fire, using their white-boned bodies to batter the defensive lines.

Countless ghosts also danced through the air, clearing out humanity's firepower positions.

However, this kind of clearing was not as easy as clearing traps had been before.

Quite a few Hunters and supernatural ability users had already gathered here.

They were responsible for defending the firepower positions.

Firepower suppression was the key to humanity's victory. The undead legion's strength lay in its snowballing ability, and the purpose of firepower suppression was to keep that snowball from ever rolling.

This was the first line of defense, and the most important one. Only by holding this line and reducing the undead numbers below a certain threshold could this war avoid becoming excessively difficult.

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