With freely deployable Demiplane passages, the Undead Legion possessed an unparalleled advantage in strategic mobility.
Given the Undead Legion's combat strength, once the resistance forces were pinned down, the poorly armed rebels would find it difficult to mount any meaningful resistance and could only be wiped out in their entirety.
In just one week, not a single organized rebel army or well-structured resistance organization could be found anywhere on this continent, which spanned more than seven million square kilometers.
The price was that more than a hundred thousand people were brutally slaughtered by undead soldiers during the purge.
That amounted to nearly 4% of the Australian Continent's total population.
Such brutal killing plunged the continent's inhabitants into deep fear, and no one dared join the resistance again.
Of course, Moros had also considered Elysia and Eden's feelings.
Therefore, aside from the killings on the battlefield, all other massacres were carried out by local elites loyal to the necromancer.
As everyone knew, escalating every order was a hallmark of bureaucratic systems.
Although Moros had merely instructed the bureaucrats to eliminate all resistance organizations and had not set any specific targets.
Once he made it clear that this operation would be closely tied to their political futures, the bureaucrats naturally did everything in their power to carry out his order.
Under pressure from higher-ranking bureaucrats and tempted by promotion and wealth, the grassroots enforcers also displayed remarkable efficiency.
It was precisely this efficient slaughter, with everyone working in concert from top to bottom, that made a massacre of such scale possible within a single week.
Australian Continent, New South Wales, Sydney Harbour.
Inside the sail-shaped opera house at Bennelong Point, the Australian Continent's elites had gathered together.
With the purge of the resistance organizations drawing to a close, Moros had summoned the