Therefore, in order to ensure that there are no accidents, the Council of Six and other legendary mages strictly forbid Osvi to make a move, because they can't afford any accidents, legendary mages are very strong, but they are not omnipotent, if the seal is really over, it is impossible for him to block back the negative energy that escaped. Even the gods have times when they are helpless, let alone legendary mages.

Of course, when it comes to a critical moment, he has to make a move if he doesn't make a move, after all, when it's really going to be fatal, he will be completely finished if he doesn't make a move.

So Oswider became an insurance existence, no matter which part of the plan went wrong, he had to go on top to prevent the situation from getting completely out of control, there was a magic locator in the hands of the commando, once things had some uncontrollable changes, he would directly let Oswig teleport over and stabilize the situation.

But before that, Oswigh had to make a move, even now, the front line is obviously the crusading army is at a disadvantage, he still can't make a move, because the main force of the crusading army must be nailed here like a nail to drag the undead here, if Oswi has to make a move, scare the undead and flee back to the passage, then even he, the legendary mage, can only stare dryly, he can't blow up the passage, right? So he could only watch the crusaders and the undead fight to the end.

On the other side, under Solam's positioning, the location of this teleportation is quite accurate, and it directly enters the undead gathering place, of course, this place is not empty, there are still a few undead left here, these undead don't seem to be naturally generated, it looks silly, it should be the undead refined by those vampires. (Although the naturally generated undead have no brains, they still have some intelligence, and the undead created by spells really don't have any IQ and can only simply follow the instructions.) ）、

Although in the first instant, the commandos eliminated the vigilant undead, but it still did not hide from the vampires.

"There are living people!" The vampires who presided over the ritual didn't have time to pay attention to anything in the outside world now, and could only concentrate on controlling the ritual, but they still left enough people to act as a guard before they started the ritual. The moment Soram and the others appeared, the vigilant vampires immediately sensed their presence.

Although Solam's appearance was indeed very abrupt, which made these vampires not expect it at all, but fortunately, these vampires had made contingency plans for various situations before, so although they were surprised, those vampires did not panic.

These vampires hurriedly activated their elite undead troops through spells, only to see a neat group of tomb warriors and necromantic knights immediately begin to go to the entrance between the undead gathering place and the sealing gate, directly blocking the passage. Behind these tomb warriors and necromantic knights are a number of high-ranking undead creatures, such as the Dead-Eye Tyrant, the Bone Golem, the Polar Ghost (a spirit born with the ability to use ice damage and freeze enemies), among others, most notably the ominous Death Knights.

There was hardly any nonsense, and the two sides immediately began to fight at the passage! The paladin priests and mages on the commando side began to pray one after another, chanting incantations of incantations, and for a while, countless buff spells and blessings were blessed on the paladin's body, and all kinds of offensive gods and spells were thrown on the heads of the undead.

Not to be outdone, the vampires also began to throw their own spells, and those high-level undead also threw their spell-like abilities at the paladins.

The battle was fierce at the beginning, and within a minute, the paladins and undead who rushed to the front had already fallen, but overall, it was the commando team who was at the bottom of the pack.

Because the passage is too narrow, or rather, for the battle, it is still too narrow, as soon as the two sides start the war, they will be huddled together, and the priests and mages in the rear will not dare to cast spells at will except for the first moment of the war, and then they will not dare to cast spells at will, the priest is okay, after all, many blessed magic spells are also harmful to the undead, and the mages are more miserable, they can only throw out some auxiliary spells, and other times they can only watch in the rear, for fear of accidental injury.

And the vampires don't have so many scruples on their side, anyway, these undead are just some consumables, destroyed, and remanufactured, they are not afraid of accidental injuries at all, in fact, in their opinion, some tomb warriors and undead knights are earned by exchanging each other's living paladins no matter how they look at it.

So they have no scruples about casting spells at all, they have at least a thousand of these consumables now, and they don't feel distressed about how many deaths they have, and it is best to replace them with these paladins who don't know where to come in.

And it's not the vampires who really gave the paladins huge casualties, after all, the number of vampires is not very large, and it is those dead-eyed tyrants who really make the commandos suffer heavy casualties. These terrifying undead creatures created with the slain Eye Demon are simply a mobile battery, their shriveled and godless eyeballs are constantly casting all kinds of rays, not stopping for a moment, obviously there are only a few Dead-Eye Tyrants, but they form a magic barrage at the passage, so that the paladins can't kill them at all.

(The Dead-Eyed Tyrant is the undead form of the Eye-Demon monster.) A zombie version obtained by the slain Eye Demon through magic transformation, but they still retain some of the magical abilities they possessed during their lifetime, and before they died, the Dead-Eye Tyrant originally had ten eye stalks (with the small eyes on them), each with a different special ray, in addition to a large central main eye that can cast an anti-magic force field, and the effect of each eye wave ray is the same as the spell of the same name cast by a level 13 warlock)

Being so unscrupulous by the undead casting, the paladins did not retreat, on the contrary, they still maintained a very high battle**, the teammates in front fell, and the people behind immediately topped up, sometimes Solam also had to admire the will of these paladins, in order to destroy evil, maintain order and goodness, they are not afraid of any sacrifice and pain at all.

Of course, the paladins were not without light to be beaten, and they also caused a lot of damage to the undead, especially their super aura, so many auras were superimposed, and many slightly weaker undead immediately turned into ashes.

But even so, in the face of a steady stream of undead, the paladin's footsteps were firmly blocked at the entrance. What made the battle situation even worse was that Witherland, as the commander-in-chief of the operation, actually rushed to the front at this time......

How can there be a time when there is a war, and the coach rushes to the front? This guy is simply dead, the moment he saw the undead, this guy rushed out first, Soram didn't have time to pull him if he wanted to, vampires are not fools, basically as soon as Witherland appeared, he was set on fire, no way, as the head of the regiment and the highest-ranking person here, he really shouldn't be too conspicuous, so, who will he hit if he doesn't hit him?

If this guy wasn't strong enough, and someone helped him block the muzzle from time to time, this guy would have been collected a long time ago! But what about him? Until now, he still didn't have the slightest consciousness that a commander should have, and he completely regarded himself as an ordinary soldier and rushed to the front......

Soram didn't know what to say, this was the head of the Knights of the Burning Heart? It's a shame that these guys have always only nested in the city of Askatra, and they are only dealing with some loose evil creatures, otherwise they would have been defeated long ago if they really faced the evil army.

"Damn, how are these stupid knights crazier than me? Just rush hard? "Not only Solam, but even Kogan on the side was suppressed by the madness of these paladins, such a narrow terrain, only three or four people can pass at a time, the enemy attacked, there was no way to dodge and move, but this group of paladins still forced the enemy's spell charge, it was simply a target for the enemy, which was a stupid choice for even the most unenlightened dwarves to know.

"Hehe, I'm a good dwarf, this is the only thing I really agree with in so many days, these guys are all stupid!" Solam is really speechless for these guys, the best way to get out of the way in this situation is actually to get out of the way, open a distance, form an attack belt in front of the passage, if those undead rush out, let the mages and priests behind them set fire to those undead, absolutely cool.

If the group of undead doesn't come out, they will directly use a spell to blow up the passage to make a wide enough path, and then kill it again, so that at least the attacks will be much more dispersed. You really can't blow up the passage, you can suppress the undead in advance, and then force it through.

Instead of being stupidly blocked by the enemy at the mouth of the narrow passage, huddled together, generously set on fire by others, and leaving the priests and mages behind them to be tied up, they could only watch the play on the side. This is the greatest waste of resources!!

But these paladins are like crazy at all, they don't have any tactics at all, they just go over so recklessly, this is no longer a matter of military literacy, they are completely in arrears of IQ!

In fact, Solam is wrong to think so, people who can become paladins, no matter what, IQ is absolutely normal, but the problem is that just now these guys were already angry after seeing the heavy losses of their comrades, and now they finally saw the mastermind behind the scenes, so naturally it is impossible to endure it anymore, besides, if they can solve the enemy in front of them earlier, then their comrades-in-arms who perform the task of containment will not be much easier? At least Oswid will be able to make a move.

Moreover, if they deal with the enemy here as soon as possible, they will be able to return to help, although the road from here to the battlefield is still a little far, but it is also possible, isn't it?

Otherwise, the paladins have always put others first, which is completely for the benefit of others, although the method is stupid, but the intention is still good. But Solam can't stand it, this is completely a refueling tactic, whether it can break through the defense of the undead, Solam doesn't know, but Solam knows that if it goes on like this, they will definitely lose a lot.