From a purely rational perspective, this was undoubtedly the choice most aligned with the necromancer's interests.
After destroying civilization, the Herrscher of the End would fall into slumber, a slumber that would last a full fifty thousand years.
Only when the civilization of the next era once again faced Final Judgment would this terrifying being, at minimum a Demigod Rank, awaken and continue fulfilling its mission.
Capable of literally holding the Earth in its palm, the Herrscher of the End could not possibly be weaker than the Demigod Rank within Ashan's professional system.
According to knowledge left behind from Moros's previous life, the Herrscher of the End, closely connected to the Cocoon of Finality, was likely among the very strongest even among Demigods.
At the very least, a necromancer like him, who had only barely entered the Demigod Rank, absolutely dared not challenge the Herrscher of the End.
Trying would mean dying.
However, he did not need to confront the Herrscher of the End head-on.
Before the Herrscher of the End descended, Moros was fully capable of hiding within his Demiplane and avoiding this world-ending calamity.
The necromancer did not believe that the Cocoon of Finality could break through the planar crystal wall of the Demiplane where the Graveyard territory stood, a barrier enhanced by some great existence, and threaten his safety.
Once Finality had completed its destruction of the world and the Herrscher of the End fell asleep, he could return to Earth.
By then
, he would have a full fifty thousand years to strengthen himself.
The necromancer had that much confidence.
Such a long stretch of time would be an exceptional opportunity for him.
Moros firmly believed that this period would be enough to elevate his strength to an entirely new level.
By then, not only the