This confidence existed only because the necromancer possessed that exceptionally special demiplane as his trump card.
If he did not have that demiplane as a retreat, Moros might not even have had the chance to flee like this.
Clearly, such an outcome was unacceptable to him.
But sadly, the gap in strength was not something one could refuse to accept simply because one did not want to.
Weakness was the greatest original sin in this world!
With that thought, Moros steadied his mind and once again focused all his attention on the spell tome spread open before him.
In the realm of spellcasters, knowledge was equivalent to power.
For Moros, a necromancer who possessed the magical knowledge of the entire Necropolis faction of Ashan World and was blessed with considerable talent, the best way to grow stronger was naturally to delve deeper into the magical knowledge preserved within the Mage Guild.
In the past, faced with the relentless pressure of Honkai Judgment, he had been forced to strengthen himself through an approach bordering on short-sighted haste.
But now, with Honkai Judgment temporarily at an end, this necromancer—who could already protect himself within the Solar System as long as Cocoon of Finality did not intervene—finally had the chance to settle down and wholeheartedly address the many problems he had overlooked in his rush for quick success.
For example, although Moros had previously been powerful enough to drive back the High-Dimensional Plant Sa, which was rooted in the Sea of Quantum, from the material universe, in the field of magical techniques, the only art he had truly mastered and brought into the Demigod Rank was necromancy.
Naturally, Moros was filled with regret and dissatisfaction over this.
After all, when dealing with opponents like Sa, who relied purely on accumulated energy, Moros's current