From Moth to Fire's database, she had already learned that necromancers and human civilization were not actually united against a common enemy.
With such a clear understanding, Ling naturally would not waste precious Collapse Energy Fission Bombs on meaningless actions targeting necromancers.
Granted, Moth to Fire had produced a considerable number of Collapse Energy Fission Bombs, but compared to the number of remaining human civilization settlements on this planet, the stockpile of fission bombs still seemed far from sufficient.
In order to wipe out human civilization to the greatest extent possible and avenge the suffering she had endured, Ling had not hesitated in the slightest. She intended to use every Collapse Energy Fission Bomb where it would count most, achieving the best possible destructive effect.
Therefore, even if regions without large human populations contained critically important facilities, Ling had not included them among her targets.
Back to the matter at hand, as the power of a spell tore open a rift in space, Moros's figure silently appeared within this comprehensive research institute belonging to Mobius.
At that very moment, sensing the fluctuations of a teleportation spell, a squad of Undead Troops guarding the outskirts of the institute swiftly arrived, intending to investigate the cause of this abnormal phenomenon.
Return to your posts and continue carrying out your previous mission.
Through the mental link, the necromancer issued an order to the undead squad that had hurried over.
Upon receiving Moros's command, the undead squad sent to investigate acted immediately without the slightest hesitation.
That was what Undead Troops were like—
As long as they received an order from the necromancer, they would carry it out without compromise. No hesitation, no resistance.
After dismissing the undead squad that had come to investigate, Moros used the special authority Mobius had granted him to