Night fell.
The wind of the meadow had stopped, but,
This time, a different sound was heard.
The sound of footsteps that draw me in.
Rotten breathing.
And—
Scream.
“…Damn it
I looked beyond the darkness.
“There are so many, aren’t there?”
In the darkness, countless figures emerged and walked out.
A screaming zombie.
Clustered corrupt body.
A reverse-jointed tracker crawling along the ground with twisted joints.
And infected corpses swarmed endlessly.
Dryard frowned.
"They... I'm not already a living being
"Okay."
The sorcerer raised his spear.
"But I'm not moving."
At that moment.
A horde of zombies let out screams.
Kuuuuu!
The sound waves shook the night sky.
A sound spreading fear and confusion.
It's noisy in the middle of the night
The Laurel Mage sighed.
Ah… Sorry."
He briefly took out Lira.
And then quietly began playing.
First note.
The second sound.
The third sound.
Lira’s melody turned into a magic circle.
"Sonic tuning."
The bounced-off sounds stopped the zombies from moving.
"Do-dori mark."
The repeating sound waves reversed the enemies’ movements.
"Comma."
In an instant, all sound disappeared.
Even screams.
Footsteps too.
The movements of the dead, too.
Complete stillness.
In that gap, he reached out his hand.
"Blood Spear."
A red window was created.
It flew toward the pouring horde of undead.
Bang!
The corpse spearmaster’s bone spear shatters,
The infectious carriers were pushed back.
But the number did not decrease.
The ghostly link bodies stuck together and moved.
Every time the skeleton fragments fell, the smaller skeletons rose again.
It feels endless
The mage touched the laurel wreath.
A leaf shone.
"Confirm the ancient records."
He analyzed the enemy's structure.
“There’s a center
Far.
A being standing above the black magic circle.
Void necromancer.
Behind it were remnants of the ritual watchman and the necro priest.
"Those guys are moving this group."
Dryard said.
"Then if we stop them…”
"Okay."
“It’s over.”
This time, cold magic gathered.
"Ice shot."
Dozens of ice bullets flew through the night.
The frozen undead crumbled one by one.
And the two of them walked forward slowly.
Dryad, who left the Forest of Life, and,