Endless Vines by the sea were indeed very useful. Unfortunately, the Moon Clan had learned from their previous lesson... A Mage who could never hit anything was no better than a Knight mindlessly swinging a hammer.
The Endless Vines had simply not had enough time to grow.
Although most of the Mages' attacks were absorbed, and the first batch of Knights to charge down had been caught in the thicket of vines, the number of Moon Clan Knights who made it onto the embankment still far exceeded the Undead Knights.
Although the Undead Priests were more skilled, sometimes even the best technique could not stand against overwhelming force.
The only thing worth celebrating was that the Undead defensive Knights never feared death.
After the first batch of Knights had nearly taken down twice as many enemy Knights as they had lost, the reserves charged onto the embankment with Shield Wall activated, barely even blinking.
The first resurrection timer had not been long enough for three consecutive batches of Knights to be wiped out, either.
What the Moon Clan found hardest to endure were the Undead Mages' precise spell attacks.
Especially when the Undead Knights entangled with them had fallen to a critical level that the Priests found difficult to restore, the Mages behind them would unhesitatingly kill their own Knights along with the enemy... Those terrifying earth spikes had directly cleared out every Knight in an entire area!
Yet those Undead Knights did not care in the slightest about the horrifying sight, nor did they fear suffering the same fate. Before the earth spikes had fully dissipated, they charged forward.
The Moon Clan, unable to break through the Undead defenses in the first round, eventually realized in astonishment that the Undead had instead used the resurrection mechanic to fight them