Lord of the People: I Have a Small World

Chapter 454

The offensive tactics of the undead army have never changed, and the defensive tactics of human professionals have also never changed.

Both sides seem to be following an ancient rule: you make a move, I make another, and we will not easily change our moves.

In fact, it is not that the undead and human professionals do not want to change their moves. The current moves are the simplest and most useful.

The Undead faction uses the same tactics when destroying the human main cities and territories of foreign players.

However, the addition of the variable of the Cult of Hades players caused the human main cities and territories of foreign players who were originally able to resist the Undead camp to be breached by the Undead army one after another.

The player from the Hades Cult wanted to replicate his own experience and use it on the players from the Chen Kingdom, but unfortunately he failed.

Chen players are different from foreign players, and the Undead camp needs to find other ways to destroy the Chen player camp.

But I don’t know when this time will come, or if it will ever come.

The seventh-level undead used a large number of low-level undead to consume the strength of some of the city defenders, and then commanded the mid-level undead to join the battle.

A large number of mid-level undead joined the battle, and the mid-level professionals on the city wall also joined the battle.

Afterwards, the seventh-level undead launched a tentative attack on Tianjin City, and the seventh-level professionals took action to block all attacks from the seventh-level undead as much as possible.

Many seventh-level professionals tried to move the battlefield between themselves and the seventh-level undead to the sky above the undead army, so that their battle with the seventh-level undead could affect the undead army and reduce the pressure on the professionals defending the city to a certain extent.

While observing the battle in the sky, Su Heng pretended to be an ordinary sixth-level mage fighting against the sixth-level undead.

Sixth-level space mages are relatively rare. Using space spells makes it easy for people to guess their identities, so Su Heng uses the sub-realm magic missile to attack the sixth-level undead.

The advantage of magic missile is its fast release speed, but its disadvantage is its weak power.

If Su Heng used his mana to release magic missiles, he wouldn't even be able to cause any damage to the sixth-level undead.

But if Su Heng added a part of the world's power and released the sub-realm magic missiles, he would be able to cause considerable damage to the sixth-level undead.

If you fully utilize the power of the world to release magic missiles, you can even kill a sixth-level undead with one blow.

But that would be too conspicuous.

There is no need to rush to kill the sixth-level undead for the time being. It is enough to restrain one sixth-level undead.

The nearby fifth-level and sixth-level professionals were very surprised to see Su Heng releasing magic missiles to attack the sixth-level undead. Such weak magic missiles could not even kill the fifth-level undead.

The next moment they saw that the sub-realm magic missiles released by Su Heng caused considerable damage to the sixth-level undead.

He suddenly realized that he had underestimated Su Heng. How could professionals release useless attacks on the battlefield?

The fact that magic missiles released by other mages are weak does not mean that magic missiles released by all mages are weak.

The magic missiles were released quickly and were powerful enough, making many mages jealous.

They felt that the magic missiles they released were not the same version as the magic missiles released by Su Heng, and wondered if they had the opportunity to learn Su Heng's version of magic missiles.

During the battle, several hours passed quickly. Su Heng, who found an opportunity to kill the seventh-level undead, used a teleportation spell to disappear from the city wall.

"What about people?"

The nearby mage who was interested in Su Heng's version of magic missiles kept paying attention to Su Heng from time to time. He planned to add Su Heng as a friend after the battle and ask about the magic missiles, but found that Su Heng suddenly disappeared.

They had not yet noticed that Su Heng had teleported into the sky and attacked an injured seventh-level bone dragon.