Hill no longer had the time to calculate how many enemies Amaunator would have in the future... In any case, Vera's account with him had been settled, so no matter how unlucky Amaunator became, it could not implicate anyone from Aglaia.
Although these old Red Wizards were not primarily members of the Necromancy School, who from Thay did not recruit a few undead as servants?
They certainly would not dare let their apprentices serve them. What if one of them got lucky one day and managed to establish a connection with Talona, the Queen of Disease?
Liches appeared immune to deadly poisons and diseases... but to ensure that no one escaped her threat, Talona had naturally developed quite a few unique undead viruses specifically targeting these seemingly immortal creatures.
For example, one kind of bacteria could take root and sprout on bones suffused with the power of death. As long as even a little touched them, if they did not move, it could ruin any number of skeletons.
Even if these liches, who had lived for over ten thousand years, had ways to dispel the poisonous bacteria, they still feared for their spare bones!
Thus, the bald Red Wizards, who had always been harsh toward their subordinates and disciples, absolutely did not dare let these little brats enter their private spaces.
As a result, these undead creatures handled most of the minor chores around them, and even the main defensive work.
Although they could not unleash an Undead Calamity, creating something like a Bone Dragon was still easy... There were so many White Dragons, after all!
The seven clones that Alustriel had split off and sent into action simultaneously charged toward a Bone Dragon that looked wooden and dull-witted.
Hill did not find it strange that she had discovered where