Constructing-Style Wizard

Translator: 549690339

The battle on the first level of the tomb was more difficult than Noland Lee anticipated.

Bullets, which can easily penetrate the human body and tear apart muscles and viscera, were much less effective when attacking skeletons.

Upon further thought, the power of bullets mainly comes from the “cavity effect” formed when the bullet enters the human body.

In order for the “cavity effect” to be achieved, the targeted object must have blood flesh tissues, such as internal organs and muscles.

However, Skeleton Warriors, Big Skeletons, and Skeleton Hounds lack these blood and flesh tissues.

Thanks to their “bloodless” feature, bullets, which can cause considerable damage to the human body, can only pierce through the bones and fly off bone fragments when confronting skeletons.

As such, when facing the numerous skeletons on the first level of the tomb, honey hammers, bee syrup bombs, and biohunting hounds were the primary weapons of the Imperial Army.

The first to be completely eliminated were the fast-moving Skeleton Hounds, as they were all killed by the biohunting hounds.

The salivary glands of these military hounds had undergone a deep biochemical transformation, and their “saliva” secretion, a turbid liquid containing biochemical nectar, was poisonous to undead constructs.

When the military hounds bit the Skeleton Hounds, they could dissolve a small part of their target, making their killing efficiency extremely high.

The second to be wiped out were the Big Skeletons. These large, conspicuous undead creatures were targeted and slaughtered by the Imperial Army.

The remains of four Big Skeletons that had been melted by the bee syrup bombs piled up over eight meters high, forming a small mound that almost touched the ceiling of the first level of the tomb.

Finally, the most numerous Skeleton Warriors and the Cavern Stalkers disguised as stone bricks were eradicated.

After the demise of the undead, their remains covered the floor of the entire first level of the tomb.

Soldiers had to move on top of the “carpet” of bones, unable to see the stone brick floor underneath.

When no more undead could be seen on the first level, Sergeant Alvin Stafford ordered the placement of air purification devices.

poured from trumpet-shaped nozzles, quickly neutralizing the yellow-green

the white mist formed a layer of white wax on the bone surface, turning the bones scattered

and asked Corporal Mars about the

“Anti-Undead Resuscitation Enzyme” into the purification fog, which

Skeletons, which originally took three hours to revive, would need at least five hours to rise

Imperial Army now had more

of intelligence, Noland’s

well-prepared and should not fall easily into

…

on the first level, the four recon squads

squad mates, leading the way into the staircase leading to the Tomb

the soldiers, he

still had to do what a

play the vanguard, and lead the

and attract the attention of the revived

no complaints, Noland performed

was

by side, explaining the situation on the second level of the tomb as they went, in the hopes that the Sin Soldier he’d approved of would have a better chance of

are a few things

wary eye on the corridor ahead,

there are Skeleton Warriors, there are sure to be Skeleton Hounds. Among the Undead Troops, Skeleton Hounds play the role of cannon fodder, scouts, and vanguard troops. The Undead Cult’s standard strategy is to use Skeleton Hounds to hold the enemy in place while Skeleton Warriors

have the broadest surveillance range and

You might encounter Skeleton Archers, Metal Skeletons, or

Lee

the Empire, Noland Lee

thing he could do was give

Curious, Noland Lee asked,

Chief, are there any roles in the Undead Troops similar to Medical

Medical Soldiers…” Corporal Mars pondered for a moment before

enemies we can deal with. I’ve never seen one myself, but I’ve heard rumors about

the Undead Cult, low-ranking Necromancers have mastered

Undead Construct summoning arrays and summoning Sutured Creatures using arrays