War Lord: Rising from the Land of Misfortune
Chapter 867

Breakthrough to Become a Magister

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"Merck, you fallen traitor—one day, you'll be sent to the gallows!" Hearing the Pope's wild laughter, the allied nobles gritted their teeth in hatred.

If Dark Creatures were hateful, then traitors like Merck were ten thousand times more hateful than Dark Creatures.

"Haha, sent to the gallows? You won't live to see that day, because all of you will die today!"

"Besides, haven't you noticed that the situation has changed?"

"In the past, if Dark Creatures wanted to descend upon the Sacred Continent, they could only rely on the Dark Abyss to open spatial rifts."

"Yet even when Dark Creatures descended through those spatial rifts, the losses suffered within them weakened both their strength and intelligence."

"But now, that problem no longer exists, because we have established several teleportation arrays. These arrays can transport every Dark Creature here completely unscathed."

"And if we wish, we can even spread over purer death energy. When that time comes, how long do you think the Sacred Continent can survive beneath the Dark Ruler's assault?"

The Pope's face was full of disdain. So long as this human army was dealt with, even more Dark Creatures would be delivered here in an endless stream.

There was no need to mention the ordinary low- and mid-tier Dark Creatures.

Earth Essence alone could transport them directly.

Top-tier Dark Creatures like Bone Dragons, however, were somewhat troublesome.

Their strength was simply too great, so the teleportation arrays themselves could not support their passage. The Dark Ruler had to personally use his power to assist in transporting them.

And these dead humans could serve perfectly as sacrifices, allowing the Dark Ruler to safely transport powerful Dark Creatures such as Bone Dragons here.

Once the number of top-tier Dark Creatures reached a certain level, conquering the Sacred Continent would be

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