But no matter what, a demigod was still a demigod.
A mere Charge-class Honkai Beast, even an elite Charge-class Honkai Beast, had absolutely no chance of surviving the Avatar of Death's attack.
After successfully clearing out most of the Charge-class Honkai Beasts in this airspace with Death Dragon Breath, the Avatar of Death did not pause for even a moment before immediately launching a new round of attacks against the other Flying Honkai Beasts.
The Honkai Beast swarm on the ground was left to the Undead Legion. They posed no substantial threat to Vill-V's Floating Battleship.
However, the Flying Honkai Beasts in the sky were entirely different.
Just as Moros had been frank with Vill-V, she had also openly revealed the flaws in her creation to him.
The necromancer knew very well that the seemingly flawless Floating Battleship was not without weaknesses in close-range firepower.
As for the battleship's Collapse Energy Shield and composite armor, faced with the terrifying numbers of the elite Honkai Beast Legion directly under a Herrscher, they could only be considered less than trustworthy.
Therefore, before dealing with the Herrscher of Death, Moros had to eliminate most of the Flying Honkai Beasts to ensure Vill-V's safety.
Yet the situation the necromancer had perceived was just as obvious to the Divine Apostle who wielded the authority of Creation and Withering.
The corrosive black mist indeed possessed many advantages—high damage, an enormous killing radius, and both offensive and defensive capabilities—but its spread speed was rather disappointing.
Thus, after seeing through Moros's intentions, the Herrscher of Death decided to temporarily abandon control of the corrosive black mist that had yet to spread into the enemy formation. Instead, she released dark-purple spears capable of devouring anything they touched.
Faced with the torrential barrage of spears, the necromancer remained utterly calm.