The Tang army had returned, but it was different from what the middle-aged man had envisioned. They werenât an army of living soldiers but armored white-haired skeletons riding on netherworld steeds.
These white-haired skeletons didnât disappear even in the day; they moved freely under the sun.
The middle-aged man, despite his wealth of life experience, was still shocked.
Speaking of which, why does that flag look so familiar?
âShu...â the middle-aged man murmured.
Just then, he saw a towering figure dressed in an oddly familiar getup walking over. A name popped into his head, and he blurted out in astonishment, âVice General Mi?!â
He recognized the other party to be the vice commander serving Old General Shu and Young General Shu. Granted that he had never seen Vice General Miâs real face, that getup was really one-of-a-kind.
Miazova turned around and assessed the middle-aged man. It lowered its head in contemplation before asking, âLittle Liu? Youâre alive.â
âYes, yes! Iâm alive!â the middle-aged man exclaimed as he wiped off his tears. âAfter I was captured by those barbarians, they first sent me to the fields for a few years before tossing me into the mines... they nearly got me for good!â
He chuckled a little before clasping his fist. âXuanwu Army, Liu Eleventh, reporting in!â
âYou shouldnât be saying that to me.â Miazova eyed Shu Yichao. âReport to him instead. Iâm still the vice commander, as usual.â
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Liu Eleventh looked at the flag, which reflected Tang on one side and Shu on the other.
When he exchanged looks with Shu Yichao earlier, for a brief moment, he saw the silhouettes of a white-haired old general and a valiant female general.
âCould it be...â
âItâs as you have thought.â Miazova could see through Liu Eleventhâs thoughts. âHeâs Shu Wenchangâs grandson, Shu Chuanfengâs son.â
â...â Liu Eleventh squashed his face to check if he was dreaming. âYou need not say anything else. We will throw our lots with General Shu! We will only rest after we send these barbarians packing!â
âAre you not afraid?â Miazova asked. âOur army is made out of skeletons. Shu Yichao has summoned these ghosts from Kucha.â
It was hard to rely on them.
What about the late-game troops?
Yes, the undead army did have powerful late-game troops, such as the banshees and the terracotta soldiers, but that was a moot point as no undead player could survive long enough to bring them to the table.
For a long time, no one used the undead army in competitions... till the Ghost King appeared. He insisted on using the undead army for early-game battles.
He robbed his enemies of their vision with Eternal Blight before dispatching skeletons to dominate the mines spread across the map. That was a disaster to the other players, who tended to require a lot of mana to develop in the early stages.
By stacking Soul Summoning Towers and Soul Summoning Banners, he built up a huge army of skeletons and swiftly overran the enemiesâ bases while they were still weak!
It was a massacre!
Not a single undead player had won the competition for 17 years prior to the Ghost Kingâs emergence, but in the 17 competitions following that, 13 of the winners were undead players!
And now, Shu Yichao was planning to replicate the Ghost Kingâs tactics.
âHowl all you want, but Iâll bring all of you down under the Eternal Blight!â
...
System 12345 was delighted to have made great strides as soon as it started its internship.
Those fools! How dare they look down on me? Those Systems are just jealous of my talent! Under my guidance, my host made an arrogant woman submit in just a day!
Has any other Systems in the world achieved such a feat?
ãMy host, I realized that youâre getting close to a place!ã
It was busy browsing a sea of information when it noticed a capture target suited for the current Shu Yichao. Not only was the capture target close enough for Shu Yichao to travel to right now, her occupation would also prove to be an invaluable aid to him.
ãMy host, my host! Hereâs the next target!ã
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