Schicksal and the Necromancer Make Their Preparations / Watching from the Sidelines and Making a Decision

There was even a strong possibility of earning another S-rank evaluation.

But the risks that came with such an operation were self-evident.

If he only had to face Su and the Kevin Puppet, or Schicksal's forces, Moros was absolutely certain of securing the final victory.

But if the two joined forces against him, even a necromancer would find it troublesome.

After weighing the potential risks, Moros had to admit that, with no way to summon enough Undead Troops from his Demiplane at present, taking such a risk was far too dangerous.

After all, if the Hero Template Advancement Mission failed, then no matter how many rewards he had accumulated, they would be meaningless.

Therefore, Moros decided to adopt a more cautious strategy.

He would rather give up pursuing an S-rank mission evaluation than accept additional risk.

Specifically, he would allow Durandal to make contact with the Second Divine Key, using her to divert Su's attention.

Once the time was right, he would seize the opportunity to take the Divine Key capable of manipulating space.

Although this choice might lower the mission evaluation, Moros believed that ensuring the Hero Template Advancement Mission was completed smoothly mattered more than pursuing an S-rank evaluation.

To ensure everything remained under his control, once the private car reached the quiet warehouse district on the outskirts of London

, Moros decisively used the Puppet Master's ability, silently placing every living being in the area under his control.

Naturally, this consumed a great deal of mana, but compared to allowing Schicksal or World Serpent to catch a clue, the expenditure was worthwhile.

Moros did not want the process of creating his Undead Troops to be interrupted, much less did he want to face Schicksal's heavily armed Floating Battleship fleet and Durandal, whose strength rivaled that of a