If it had only been for himself, the necromancer would have retreated into the Demiplane without the slightest hesitation and waited for Finality to end the world.
In that case, he would only need to hold off the Herrscher of Finality with everything he had for a while to give Elysia and Eden an answer.
Once the battle neared its end, the necromancer could simply retreat into the Demiplane and emerge unscathed.
The planar crystal wall of this special Demiplane had been forged by a great existence itself and was utterly indestructible.
Let alone the mere Herrscher of Finality—even if the Cocoon of Finality came in person, it could only sigh helplessly at the barrier.
Within the vast Sea of Trees System, only the supreme Imaginary Tree and Sea of Quantum possessed the great power to breach the Demiplane's planar crystal wall.
Clearly, those two great existences would never involve themselves in such a trivial conflict.
That was also the fundamental reason Moros, despite knowing that the Cocoon of Finality had set its sights on him, still refused to abandon everything on that azure planet and flee like Su.
With a sufficiently safe escape route available, choosing to run without even trying was not his style.
However, such a plan rested on the premise that the Cocoon of Finality remained silent and did not intervene personally.
The end of the 11th Great Honkai indeed marked yet another victory for human civilization on that azure planet against the Honkai's assault.
But during that breathtaking battle against the Eleventh Herrscher, the Herrscher of Binding, the necromancer had learned many cruel realities that he had no choice but to face.
For instance, the Cocoon of Finality had already turned its gaze upon him, and that powerful existence dwelling within the Bright Moon had