An Extra’s POV

"ROOOOOOOAAAAAARRR!!!"

The loud screeches of the undying ones rushed through the air like a perverse trumpet. As their coarse, bitter sound resounded throughout the battlefield, the ground shook as a result of their march… just as the air trembled as a result of their flight.

The army of death—the very one that every single Elf had feared for months now—were marching towards them in hordes unseen before.

A few thousand Dragons decorated the sky, but the majority of forces came from the Monsters that looked just as grotesque as—if not more than—the Undead Dragons.

Their rotting flesh was held in place by the disturbing Miasma that filtered around the individual members of the army and formed a cloud over the entire group.

Their threatening presence was enough to—

~BOOOOOOOOOOM!~

The first projectile that was launched from the Camp of the Elves marked the start of their own march—both figuratively and literally.

It was all a blur, but the 'thing' that was thrust into the air by the Elves and one of their trebuchet-looking catapults was able to instantly obliterate one of the Undead Dragons that charged towards them.

The horrid creature's entire body was set ablaze in an advent of flames and pressure, completely reducing to dust in only a few seconds.

There was no moment of silence that followed.

The army of the dead could show no hesitation, and so they merely kept marching forward. Unfortunately for them, they weren't the only army that lacked the shackles of emotions.

"RISEEEEE!!!"

As those words burst out into the air—spoken by the voices of all the Elves within the barricaded Camp—yet another miracle happened.

~RUMBLE!~

The earth began to shake.

~RUMBLE!~

It parted, creating a straight line across the earth which made way for the new participants in the battle. ~RUMBLE!~

Their emergence caused the air around to undulate. It felt like everything around them was unraveling as they arose from their depths—the Grand Elementals.

Flames. Water. Earth. Wind. Lightning.

One of these base Elements made up each Elemental, and there was enough variety among them that the battleground soon became a colorful field. No longer was it painted in black, matched with a dreary splash of purple. Instead, it seemed flowers—or perhaps glorious lanterns of bright colors—had sprung out of the earth to add a new flavor to the canvas of death.

Each Grand Elemental stood proud and tall, all of them bursting with abundant Mana and an intensity of the element they represented.

they were only

was about 10:1, in

~WHOOOOOM!~

quality, the Grand Elementals were not lacking in

similar to whispers, the Elementals bravely charged into battle. They cared not for the wave of Miasma they were headed for,

Elementals cared for was the

overwhelming strength that they had. Unlike with living entities, Elementals could not particularly suffer from Miasma Poisoning. If the Miasma in the atmosphere was too intense, an Elemental could perish due to its Mana being eaten away and corrupted by Miasma. However, this

was simply a fatal

keep up a barrier. In a way, this served as a form of passive protection,

the undying ones, however, these weren't

all of whom shared a very intense climate of Mana. The pressure of pure energy that surrounded them was more than

it was even

at a rapid pace—almost as if the opposite

happening, the slaughter of the Undead was being carried

Yes… the slaughter.

weren't immortal. They were simply very difficult to kill—not only due to the

keep fighting. They were machines

regenerative abilities, making them practically impossible to deal

an Undead is by destroying every

slice off the head, or even decapitate the

entire bodies—either by setting them ablaze,

some special regenerative Skills, their chances

did they maintain the Level

and worthy challenges for the

~BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!~

… Or not.

didn't really stand a chance at

Undead were nothing but sacks of rotting meant to be completely obliterated by

the advantage of numbers, and they were much stronger than normal Undead, but that did them no benefit when facing

simply due

often served as Generals, based on the formation the army implemented, which

would an A-Tier be encountered

on the Undead, and even if they did, only the small fry would suffer it. However, it worked

them before they could even comprehend what was happening, but by the time the A-Tier Undead was encountered, it was left vulnerable to at least

such an Undead would

performing their best, based on the instructions of their Master—seemed to not be trying at

they died so quickly and

… So powerless.

help would come from

serve as