Since Moros had resolved to end this quickly, he did not summon the undead garrisons stationed around the soul factories by the Abyssal Blood Pools scattered throughout his territory.
Even so, more than twenty million undead had gathered under his command.
Every member of this Undead Troops force possessed at least intermediate-level strength.
If deployed in a world like Blue Star, an undead force of this scale would already be sufficient to destroy a powerful modern nation.
However, in an environment like The Abyss, such an undead force was merely on the level of a Demon Legion under an ordinary Lesser Demon Lord.
In fact, according to Moros's reconnaissance, the Demon Legion under his neighbor and target of this campaign—the Soulbinder Demon Lord Isidor—far surpassed this Undead Legion in strength.
As a Demigod Rank necromancer, Moros's intelligence was beyond question.
Before going to war, he naturally conducted meticulous preliminary reconnaissance.
As for why he still chose to strike first despite knowing that his Undead Troops were slightly inferior to the Soulbinder Demon Lord's Demon Legion, he naturally had his reasons.
On one hand, as the attacker, he would not need to face all of the enemy's forces during the early stages of the campaign.
On the other hand, necromancers had never expected to win a legion battle through the strength of their Undead Troops alone.
In Moros's eyes, the Undead Legion only needed to hold back the Soulbinder Demon Lord's Demon Legion and ensure that those Demon Warlords and Greater Demons could not interfere with his decisive battle against the Soulbinder Demon Lord. That alone would mean they had completed their mission perfectly.
The early development of this offensive campaign proved that the necromancer's battle plan had indeed been sound.
Since the Soulbinder Demon Lord had never expected Moros to