The undead creatures arriving on the battlefield one after another joined the siege against the enemy without hesitation.
Then the enemy cut them down with ease.
The scene looked just like moths flying into a flame.
Their indifference to death drove the undead creatures to act in ways ordinary living beings could hardly understand.
In fact, even high-ranking undead creatures such as Dreadlords did not fear death.
As long as they could serve Sire Denathrius faithfully, what was there to fear from mere death?
Moreover, after infiltrating the demons' ranks, the Dreadlords had gained the recognition of the Twisting Nether.
When they died, their souls could return to the Twisting Nether and queue up for resurrection.
The ultimate reason they avoided death was that they did not want to spend decades waiting in line to be resurrected.
Thus, seeing how powerful the enemy was, Tichondrius chose to leave the Underground City through a secret passage.
The Underground City as a whole was circular, consisting of an inner ring and an outer ring.
The secret passage lay beside the moat surrounding the entire outer ring.
It was a drainage passage.
But it had also been given other uses.
The upward entrance at the fork inside the tunnel was the secret passage leading outside.
Of course, a Dreadlord could also turn into a fish and leave by water.
So Xal'atath intercepted Tichondrius in the outer ring, some distance from the tunnel entrance.
Seeing the Purple-Black Figure suddenly leap out and swing the Full Moon Scimitar viciously at his head, Tichondrius hurriedly raised his arms to block the slash.
He wore bracers made of very fine material.
Infused with fel, the bracers firmly blocked the Full Moon Scimitar imbued with shadow energy.
Xal'atath launched an endless barrage of fierce attacks from the outset,