“D–Damn it!!”

Grell’s second death from a deadly crushing of his skull was in vain. The battle had an obvious conclusion from the start, with Davey having the advantage of attacking Grell right after the monster’s resurrection. Grell did not have the chance to even pull himself together.

[Contractor, the humans you are helping, they are already in battle. Blood and bone dust are falling on the ground.]

“What’s the situation?”

[Not even a headless beast could move easily.]

“Good work.”

Lich Grell Orfan had to concentrate to control the Undead. As long as he was entirely focused on Davey, the alliance should be able to take back the fortresses without difficulty.

Why wasn’t Davey helping and casting buffs on them? He didn’t need to, and he didn’t have the luxury to do that either. Grell, who had disappeared without a trace after complete destruction, was going to seek resurrection in a place he deemed safe; if he had even been given a bit of time, the alliance would have suffered great damage.

Necromancers were weaker during one-on-one battles but overwhelmingly powerful during large-scale battles.

Davey had suppressed the OP skill where one would instantly become an Undead upon getting bitten or scratched. He had stopped the transformation of the virus within new victims. However, that didn’t change the fact that existing Death Knights hadn’t gotten any weaker.

Of course, the Death Knights were weak...