At this time, the undead killer unleashed by the powerful mage of Bracada undoubtedly showed the mage's attitude towards the necromancer in one aspect, towards the commander of Erathia.

The commander understood that if the role of the necromancer in this battle was really as great as they imagined, the mages who existed in Bracada would obviously not allow them to conflict with the necromancer, let alone cast spells to help the warriors of Erathia.

What happened on the battlefield, especially the appearance of this undead killer, undoubtedly made the commander have a lot of thoughts in his heart.

After confirming Master Bracada's attitude towards the necromancer, the commander was able to speculate on some other information.

At this time, what the commander cared about was the true identity of the legendary mage who performed this undead killing spell.

This commander clearly knew that the existence that could achieve such an effect with just one spell could only be done by those true legendary mages, even if it was a powerful high-level mage, the spells they cast could not achieve such an effect.

As for the legendary mages in Bracada, the commander had heard of them, but only by hearing about them, and had not really seen the legendary mages in action, and did not understand the difference in the effects of the spells cast by the legendary mages.

The appearance of this undead killer at this time undoubtedly solved the doubts in the commander's heart, allowing him to personally feel what kind of effect the spell cast by the legendary mage could cause.

With just one spell from a legendary mage, these necromancers who needed a certain amount of energy and even some damage to deal with them were able to deal with them, and the effect that the spell could achieve was undoubtedly reflected in the commander's heart.

The commander realized that if it weren't for the existence of the Forbidden Demon Barrier, which completely restrained the spell-casting ability of these mages, their presence might not be needed at all in this battle.

Although the commander did not understand the true purpose of the legendary mage who performed the undead killing spell, he could realize that the most important thing at this time was to send his men to find out this.

Since the legendary mage didn't hide his mana fluctuations, it didn't take much effort for the commander to easily detect where he was.

As the undead slayer spell spreads, not only the commanders who exist here, but any creature on the battlefield who knows anything about the spell can clearly feel it.

According to this commander's understanding, the strength of the legendary mage is enough to make them not have any mana fluctuations when they cast most of the spells, but in the legendary mage in front of him, he did not feel this.

For the undead slayer spell, when the legendary mage cast it, he deliberately increased the possible mana fluctuations, so that all the creatures around him who could feel this could clearly know the direction of the legendary mage.

Aware of this, the commander clearly realized something, and he understood that this might also be able to illustrate the legendary mage's opinion of the necromancer.

In this case, knowing this extremely important information, the commander immediately gave his own orders to his subordinates.

With the commander's order, a knight who had belonged to Erathia's army broke away from the formation, took control of the seated horse, and headed to the position where the mana fluctuation was most intense, that is, the legendary mage.

Unlike the other knights on the battlefield, the man who had been ordered by the commander to come into contact with the legendary mage was not wearing extremely strong armor like the other knights, and even the horses on his body were covered with plate armor.

Compared to the other warriors, this warrior was dressed more formally, wearing ornate red robes, like the nobles of Erathia.

It's just that when he is on the battlefield, his outfit is not practical, and the defensive nature of the red robe on his body is obviously not as good as the armor worn by other knights, and even the simplest attacks cannot be withstood by the red robe itself, and cannot meet the equipment needs of ordinary warriors.

Although this warrior was like a knight, riding a sturdy horse, the only weapon that could be used in battle on his body was the saber he carried with him, and he did not carry all kinds of weapons to cooperate with the charge like other knights on the battlefield.

For knights, the weapons that can take advantage of this advantage at full speed with the full speed of the horses and the protection brought by the equipment to themselves are all kinds of spears that can be used in conjunction with the sprint.

With the blessing of the speed brought by the full-speed charge, the spear in the knight's hand can often cause extremely great damage, and among the creatures of the same rank, except for a few creatures that are far larger than the knight, I am afraid it is difficult to have a flesh and blood creature that can withstand the knight's full-speed charge head-on.

As for the saber that existed on their bodies, knights rarely gave up their superiority and used this weapon on horses instead.

For knights, due to their unique way of attacking, the spears they held were easily damaged in battle. In the process of sprinting, the impact of the spear was far greater than that of the knight himself, no matter how exquisite the knight's own skill was, the spear in his hand could not support several of their charges.

In this case, the common choice of the Elasian knights was to carry more spare spears before the battle began, so as not to have their weapons damaged during the battle.

Especially when the space ring became popular, it undoubtedly made great convenience for these knights.

With the presence of the Spatial Ring, these knights were able to prepare the spare spears they needed before a battle began, put them into the Spatial Ring, and replace them as soon as the weapons in their hands were damaged.

In addition, the existence of the space ring also reduces the burden of these knights carrying a large number of weapons, so they don't have to worry that these weapons will affect them in battle.

In previous battles, these knights were able to easily penetrate the defense line formed by the barbarians, relying on the spears in their hands, even if the weapons in their hands were damaged, they could be replaced at the first time, without worrying about delaying the battle.

The invincible necromancer

The invincible necromancer