Luckily from the blockade of the cloud of death, Hoth, who survived, naturally heard the command of Hakasilu to the remnants of the undead army.

However, instead of following the Acting Captain's command to retreat to the rear in time, Hoss continued to move forward, setting his sights on the underground passages from which the corpse witches had gushed.

The task that originally seemed to be training hands had such a big twist and turn, which was something that all the members of the undead killing force had not expected before.

The sudden cloud of death caused most of the members of the army to be killed and injured, and even if they survived, it was difficult for them to be free of injuries.

Hoss knew in his heart that the matter had come to this, and it was obviously useless to regret his previous decision, and what he really needed to find out at the moment was the information of those corpse witches in the city.

Whether it is the specific number of corpse witches, whether there are still corpse witches hidden in the city, or the origin of these corpse witches, which necromancers are converted, or which innocent creatures are used to transform them, it is extremely important information in this battle.

However, this information is not mentioned in the Thieves' Guild, and Hoss believes that if there is any information about these corpse witches in the Thieves' Guild, before the battle begins, the members of the undead force will be warned, and will not be caught off guard by the sudden appearance of the corpse witch.

Grasping this information early will undoubtedly be able to gain a few advantages for your side in the next battle.

Hoth didn't want his former companion to die so worthless, although in this attack, the necromancer exposed their extremely powerful force, that is, the existence of the group of corpse witches, but compared to the dead companions, the value of this information was nothing at all.

As soon as he thought of this, Hoss immediately made a decision in his heart, ignoring the retreat order issued by the Hakaxi Road in the rear, and instead marched alone towards the location where the corpse witch emerged.

Going directly towards that underground passage is naturally an undesirable act, not to mention the corpse witch's keen perception of the living, just the necromancers gathered around are an obstacle that is difficult for Hoth to break through.

The deep alleys in the city, the scattered buildings, and the overall gloomy environment under the dark canopy undoubtedly gave Hoth a chance to act.

Under the cover of shadows, Hoth began to walk through the city, and the skills of the fifth-order elf allowed him to smoothly avoid all sights, and according to the location of the underground space that had gushed out of the corpse witch that he had noticed not long ago, Hoth tried his best to bypass the complex city.

In the process of moving forward, a lone necromancer appeared in front of Hoth's eyes, but he suppressed his intention to make a move.

Hidden in the shadows, Hoth watched the necromancers passing by in front of him, as well as the undead creatures that followed him, and used reconnaissance to minimize his presence.

The lone necromancer drove the undead creatures under his control and hurried towards the area of engagement, not noticing the enemy lurking in the darkness, not knowing that if it weren't for the enemy's fear of being exposed, his life would be confessed here.

After the necromancer passed by and calm was restored in the aisle, Hoth set off again, as before, in the process of moving forward, in addition to restraining his own aura, he also erased any traces that could be left through the presence of reconnaissance techniques.

Hoss's goal is clear, and since the death of his companion is inevitable, he wants to use this opportunity to obtain more information that is extremely valuable and can change the situation on the battlefield.

In Hoth's opinion, the sudden emergence of these corpse witches in the city undoubtedly showed an unusual meaning, the hidden strength of the necromancer had already exceeded everyone's expectations, they were probably secretly planning something, if it weren't for this attack, the anomaly in the city would not know when it would be exposed to the eyes of other creatures.

Under the cover of shadows, Hoss made his way down the collapsed building.

As we walked forward, the intense and violent magical elements, accompanied by violent explosions, spread wildly through the city, and the light of the fire dispelled the surrounding shadows, and the dark canopy in mid-air could no longer obscure the environment here.

A wave of flames swept past Hoss, and Hoss immediately used the black robe on his body to resist, and the continuous flames burned on the black robe held up by Hoth, and this anti-magic equipment with excellent effect also appeared scorched black at this time.

The demon-resistant black robe, which was originally able to withstand multiple spell attacks, seemed to be showing signs of exhaustion in the face of the continuous flame waves at this moment.

Seeing this, Hoth understood that it should be the strongest mage on both sides who made a move, and the powerful mage, without any scruples, would cast a spell that would bring devastating damage to the area where he was fighting.

In the territory of Werning, there has been no duel above the high-level mage for a long time, and the last recorded high-level mage duel was the one when the former garrison mage Witt was killed in battle, and it is said that a medium-sized supply point on the battlefield was razed to the ground.

The appearance of a wide range of spells did not stop Hoth's footsteps, and the chaotic environment made it difficult for the necromancers in the city to distract themselves from the hidden enemies.

Even the corpse witches in the city could not resist the flames that exploded directly in their midst, and before the cloud of death could be released to cover the spell, the flames engulfed a large number of corpse witches.

Taking advantage of the arrival of the spell, Hoth quickened his pace, and after passing through several alleys, Hoth came to the underground entrance where the corpse witch gushed out.

The previous few large-scale spells cleared out more than half of the corpse witches, but there were still many corpse witches standing in front of Hoss.

These necromancers had no intention of joining the battlefield, but were stationed at the entrance to the passage, forbidding any creatures to enter it.

Looking at the corpse witch in front of him, after a little thought in his heart, Hoth gave up the idea of breaking in directly, with his strength, it was not enough to clean up these corpse witches in a short time, once he made a big move and attracted the necromancer to return to defense, Hoth's action was also a failure.

As he observed his surroundings, Hoth noticed that not far from the entrance of the passage where the corpse witch was stationed, there was another passage that went deep underground.

Unlike the previous passage, there were no creatures stationed in this passage, and there were a lot of debris around the passage to cover up, but Hoth relied on the presence of reconnaissance skills to detect the anomaly of this location at a glance.

Looking at the passage that appeared in his sight, Hoss seemed to realize something and immediately made a decision in his mind.