If it weren't for the totems' protection behind the tribe, the tribes wouldn't be able to stop the [Skeleton Wave] without borrowing the power of the totems, and would be completely engulfed by it."
Kael listened to Hassaka's conversation while pondering the current situation.
What he needed to pay attention to now was that, in special situations like the [Skeleton Wave], once soone within the wave's range is severely injured and dies, they might rapidly be transford into a powerful necromancy creature, surrounded by the undead army.
In this way, if he couldn't eliminate the enemy faster than they could create them, he would soon be snowballed by Anderson, further strengthening Anderson's troops instead of weakening them.
"Of course, this isn't the most important matter, master. I've heard that within the undead army, soone is already capable of using a vast amount of resources to replicate the power level of a top-tier strongman. It's said that the highest level of creatures produced over there has already reached the Holy Land.
This is a very dangerous signal, implying that those crucial mid-level talents might only achieve a breakthrough in their old age, sothing that Anderson can easily accomplish using resources."
Upon hearing Hassaka's explanation, Kael's brow furrowed slightly.
Kael also had ans to quickly beco stronger, but once reaching a certain level, accumulating resources to raise a strongman wasn't an easy task.
Anderson's talent in the field of necromancy was indeed comndable. If by so million-to-one chance he genuinely reached that point due to nurous circumstances, it wasn't impossible.
If that's the case, then things have gotten interesting.
It also seems to explain why Anderson, after steering the [Skeleton Wave] to the tribe's most core region, appears to have stopped advancing, almost taking root there.
Perhaps Anderson really did research sothing significant, which is why he deliberately rampaged to the tribe's core area.
At first glance, it seed he lost his sanity, unwilling to continue lurking in the northern wilderness. But upon closer inspection, it becos apparent that directly leading the many undead strongn controlled by the [Skeleton Wave] to assault the tribe's core area might be the most effective strategy.
After all, it could directly avoid a confrontation with the top-tier combat power of both nations, which has a more effective impact on the expansion of the [Skeleton Wave].
If that's the case, then whatever Anderson has researched to attract the attention of the God of Death Church and the Life God Church, it becos a very intriguing question.
Or perhaps...
The hidden truth behind this might be even more shocking than he thought.
In reality, Kael didn't really believe in the so-called rise of geniuses.
Anderson has been learning magic under him for a long ti, and Kael prided himself on never holding back while teaching him magic.
Under such circumstances, if Anderson truly had such astonishing talent as to break the limits of what Kael, with his system paneled support, could achieve, Kael would be the first to notice it.
However, the fact was that for a long ti, he never felt that sensation of guiding a top-tier genius when it ca to Anderson.
He had only two criteria for judging talent in this world.
The first criterion was himself, under the system's enhancent.
The second criterion was the most outstanding mage he had ever encountered, Senior Sister Lily.
Even Senior Sister Lily felt inferior when facing Kael, not to ntion Anderson, who hadn't yet caught up to her talent.
Even if it was a process of accumulating extensively before a breakthrough, soone like Anderson, who seed to cross the barrier of the Holy Land effortlessly and began mastering the power of a legendary strongman, being able to use resources to mass-produce the Holy Land...
Frankly, it couldn't possibly be sothing Anderson accomplished on his own.
Considering the issue, Kael turned to Lily and asked:
"Does the primary super-sized White Bone Centipede of the [Skeleton Wave] often mingle with those controlled legends?"
Attacking the [Skeleton Wave] posed no issue for Kael, but the problem lay in accomplishing everything at the fastest speed possible.
He faced not only the [Skeleton Wave] but also the Life God Church and Death God Church, which could intervene at any mont.
He was certain that when he received the relevant news from Hassaka, both churches, belonging to the Nine Great Gods, had already had top-tier strongn eyeing the Anderson who had turned into the [Skeleton Wave].
The reason they hadn't acted imdiately was partly because the two churches might still be in a stage of contest, and partly because Anderson's underlings were expanding their power too fast. With so many legends, even Kael himself found it challenging to clean them up thoroughly.
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