Once these magic arrays detected an attack, they would activate immediately, forming an impregnable barrier that effectively blocked any assault on the ritual site.
Drawing on his experience from the battle when he had escaped this planet's gravity well, the necromancer was confident that the defensive arrays he had set up could withstand three ferocious Collapse Energy Fission Bombs launched by Schicksal and Anti-Entropy.
Yet even with such ironclad defenses, he remained highly vigilant.
To ensure the ritual's safety, Moros gave the matter careful thought and decided to gather Sardinia's natives around the ritual site.
After precise calculations, he knew that if Schicksal and Anti-Entropy's Collapse Energy Fission Bombs truly breached the outer defensive arrays, those captured natives would pay with their lives and become grave goods for the Undead Troops.
Then why, after making such thorough arrangements, had Moros still asked
Xilin to guard the ritual site?
On one hand, the Herrscher of Void's authority held an incomparable advantage when facing a modern technological civilization skilled in projectile weapons.
With the Honkai Queen standing guard, the Curse Ritual's security would be further strengthened.
On the other hand, the necromancer believed it was necessary to give Xilin a certain sense of involvement.
She was not only his ally, but also a friend he trusted.
Letting her take part in guarding the ritual site was not merely recognition of her abilities, but also a form of respect and importance.
As a necromancer of Demigod Rank, Moros knew very well that letting hatred build up in one's heart was no good. It needed a suitable outlet.
And for Xilin, taking part in the ritual to curse Otto was undoubtedly a perfect opportunity.
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Otto's Death
Seeing Xilin begin to use her Herrscher authority to create Honkai Beasts of various ranks to guard