Necromancer, but pre-collapse civilization

　Ten thousand undead soldiers.

　This is the entirety of the undead forces that withdrew from the World Bubble.

　Although these undead soldiers were all high-value units such as Death Knights and Dread Knights, this still could not mask the meager number of undead troops brought out during this evacuation.

　After all, Moros had deployed an army of over 1.5 million undead to conquer that bubble world, which was only the size of Japan.

　Admittedly, more than two-thirds of the 1.5 million undead army were low-level undead and not worth treasuring. Even if they were left behind in the world bubble, it would not make the necromancer feel heartbroken.

　However, the remaining mid-to-high-ranking undead are the backbone of the undead army and must be safely evacuated from the world bubble.

　The world bubbles, these leaves that have fallen from the tree of imaginary numbers, their fate was already sealed.

　One day, they will be mercilessly swallowed up by the sea of ​​quantum mechanics and reduced to nothingness.

　At that time, the world bubble and everything within it will cease to exist, becoming part of the quantum sea and disappearing forever into the vast tree-sea system.

　However, Moros did not show much concern about this.

　He personally entered that world bubble and conducted a detailed investigation using magic.

　At that time, the information from the detection spell he personally cast was enough to convince this powerful necromancer at the pinnacle of demigod status that the world bubble was still a very long time away from being swallowed by the quantum sea.

　Five hundred years is more than enough time for me.

　Silently calculating in his mind, Moros calmly watched as the undead forces stranded in the starport stepped into the demiplane passage in an orderly fashion.

　Five hundred years is undoubtedly an extremely short moment in the vastness of the world.

　However, for necromancers who only desire to plunder the resources in the world bubble to satisfy their own and Virvi's needs, such a time span can even be described as long and ample.

　Let alone deploying a larger Charon-class light frigate squadron, even relying on the Paris-class heavy frigate squadron currently docked in the starport, they are fully capable of transferring back the undead forces still stranded in the world bubble, along with the spoils they have plundered.

　However, out of consideration for Vervie, Morlos decided to use a Charon-class light frigate squadron to complete the mission.

　This is also easy to understand.

　These Paris-class heavy frigates were something the expert herself had personally pleaded with him to stay here, as valuable material for her research on the Quantum Sea.

　She did not fully benefit

　The necromancer will obviously not easily relocate these warships until he has drawn enough knowledge and inspiration from them.

Chapter 822 War Dividends and the Thousand Soul Heads

　With Moros's spellcasting abilities, which have reached the limits of a demigod, opening a portal to send the fleet to and from the Quantum Sea into its abyss, or precisely retrieving it from this mysterious and unpredictable "sea," is naturally a piece of cake.

　Of course, the dangers of the Sea of ​​Quanta should never be underestimated. Even someone as powerful as him encountered countless attacks from the Quanta Shadows during this process.

　From the crab-like [Shadow of the Abyss], to the [Shadow of the Thrust] which looks like just a recolored Advance-class Honkai Beast, or the [Shadow of the UFO] which is highly similar in form to a jellyfish...

　For Moros, the various common quantum shadows were already commonplace.

　Even extremely rare and powerful quantum shadows, such as [Tonatiu - Shadow of the Sun], [Koyatl - Shadow of Rebirth], and [Varaha], were encountered by the necromancer during this period.

　However, even though these quantum monsters dwelling in the quantum sea possess the magical ability of [superposition state], which is extremely resistant to external damage, they are still easily crushed into dust like ants in the hands of a necromancer with the strength of a demigod.

　However, Moros himself knew that this was entirely because his strength had reached the peak of demigod.

　If it were an ordinary fusion warrior, facing these quantum monsters, there would likely be a huge risk of failure.

　This is reality, not a game. It's impossible to dodge a phase attack like in a game and then launch a quantum collapse attack to break them from a superposition state into a collapsed state.

　In a superposition state, the quantum monster's damage tolerance is terrifying.

　Even the Honkai Energy missiles launched by the Paris-class heavy frigates, whose power is comparable to that of a kiloton-class tactical nuclear weapon, can only temporarily repel them with the violent impact of the explosion, and cannot cause any substantial damage to them.

　However, the gap in strength cannot be easily bridged by relying solely on the damage reduction method of [Superposition State].

　Faced with the necromancer's peak demigod power, even though the quantum monsters were all in a superposition state, they were like candles in the wind, mercilessly bombarded into fragments by various spells.

　Besides the threat posed by the quantum monsters dwelling in the Quantum Sea, the Quantum Sea itself is also an extremely harsh environment.

　As one of the two major origins in the Tree Sea system, the environment of the Quantum Sea itself is filled with deadly malice towards beings in the real number space.

　An omnipresent corrosive force silently weakens any physical life that attempts to survive here.

　Even a being as powerful as a demigod, if it lingers here for too long without effective protective measures, will eventually be gradually eroded by the environment and ultimately perish in nothingness.

　However, for the Charon-class light corvette fleet, which only briefly traversed the Sea of ​​Quanta and kept its Honkai energy shields activated throughout, this problem was hardly an obstacle.

　With Moros personally escorting them, these steel behemoths were naturally able to successfully complete the mission of safely transporting the spoils and undead forces stranded in that newly conquered world bubble back to the material universe.

　However, this also means that Moros's energy was somewhat tied up in these tedious matters.

　But for the sake of the ship after ship of spoils that were being brought back, he was willing to devote his precious time and energy to these matters.

　After all, this kind of busyness is only temporary.

　Once the spoils and most of the undead forces were successfully transported back to the material universe, Moros was naturally able to return to his usual routine.

　At that time, the necromancer will only need to periodically send fleets to that world bubble to transport back the resources mined by the undead forces during that period.

　Correspondingly, Moros's resource reserves will see a significant increase.

　In terms of soul reserves alone, he reaped a rich reward of over fifteen million units from this predatory war.

　In addition to the diverse gains from precious metals, rare resources, and ordinary resources, the benefits brought by war will undoubtedly propel its development onto a fast track.

　Spending one or two weeks on the transfer of supplies and troops to secure these resources was a cost that Moros could readily accept.

　With the influx of substantial war profits, necromancers naturally increased their investment in magical research.

　Built upon the profound wisdom accumulated by Morosna through four leaps in life levels, new research findings emerged like mushrooms after rain as he received more resources.

　The undead creature known as the "Thousand Souls Head" is the latest crystallization of his magical wisdom.

　At the cost of hundreds of thousands of souls, the necromancer completed the development of this legendary undead in just five years.

　【Thousand Souls Head】

　[Level: Legend]

　[Attack: 100]

　[Defense: 100]

　【Life: 1500】

　【速

　Degree: 15]

　【Magic Power: 150】

　[Size: Giant (1000% bonus to health)]

　[Attributes: Death, Earth, Psychic (Honkai)]

　[Unit Skills: Undead Creatures, Chaotic Will, Improved Soul Form, Soul Regeneration, Soul Storage, Soul Impact, Fear Aura, Chaotic Aura]

　The Thousand Soul Head is a unique type of artificial undead.

　It looked like a twisted monster made up of countless souls, vaguely outlining a hideous humanoid shape.

　As an undead unit, the characteristics of [Undead Creatures] grant it extremely high mental resistance, making ordinary legendary-level mental attacks ineffective against it.

　Furthermore, the [Chaotic Will] unit skill has pushed the [Thousand Souls Head]'s mental resistance to a whole new level.

　This unit's skill originates from the twisted fusion of a thousand extraordinary souls.

　This trait, while causing the will of the undead to become extremely chaotic, also makes it completely immune to mental attacks.

　Even a demigod-level mental spellcaster can only barely erase its existence with mental attacks, and cannot control it in any way.

　Keep in mind that the [Thousand Souls Head] is just a legendary-level undead unit.

　The fact that a legendary undead like the [Thousand Souls Head] could achieve this at such a legendary level speaks volumes about the profound technical skill behind it.

　Moreover, in terms of battlefield survival, [Thousand Souls Head] also demonstrated remarkable and outstanding configuration.

　Moros's meticulously crafted "Improved Soul Form" not only made these undead completely immune to physical attacks, but also restored their resistance to magic and energy attacks to a level indistinguishable from those undead units with physical bodies.

　This is an extremely important and significant advancement.

　It's important to know that while undead units like [Ghosts] and [Wraiths], which exist in the form of spirits, have a natural immunity to physical attacks, they suffer up to 200% extra damage when facing magical or energy attacks.

　Today, Moros's [Improved Soul Body] has successfully solved this long-standing problem that has plagued this type of undead unit, and one can imagine how immense and profound its value and significance are in battle.

Chapter 823 The Significance of the Thousand Soul Head

　To be honest, the creation of improved soul technology was not solely due to the efforts of Moros.

　In the process of exploring and developing this magical technology, he sincerely invited Mebius and Velvi, the two most outstanding scientists of the previous civilization, to join him.

　It was precisely because of the strong support of Mebius and Velvet, coupled with Honkai energy, a virtually omnipotent energy source, that the necromancer was able to overcome numerous difficulties and develop this magical technology, which would be of immeasurable value even in the world of Ashan.

　This is precisely why the ability (Collapse) appears in the [Attributes] section of the Thousand Souls Head.

　In addition to the souls of a thousand extraordinary beings, the birth of the Thousand Soul Head also required the infusion of a large amount of Honkai energy.

　Getting back to the main point, as a legendary-tier undead unit, Moros has extremely strict requirements for the Thousand Souls Leader's battlefield survival.

　Therefore, based on the [Improved Soul Body], he also endowed the Thousand Souls Chief with the two troop skills [Soul Devouring Regeneration] and [Soul Storage].

　【Soul Devouring Regeneration】: Grants the Thousand Souls Head the ability to devour souls to recover from damage.

　[Soul Storage]: Allows the Thousand Soul Leader to store soul energy equivalent to one thousand ordinary human souls.

　Each of these two unit skills is decent on its own, but when combined, they can give Thousand Souls a qualitative leap in battlefield survivability.

　【Soul Regeneration】 greatly enhances the self-recovery ability of this legendary undead unit, while 【Soul Storage】 further increases the battlefield tolerance of the Thousand Souls Leader.

　After all, in the brutal environment of the battlefield, souls can not be obtained for consumption at every moment.

　Not only does it possess exceptional battlefield survivability, but as the pinnacle of necromancer craftsmanship in the undead unit category, the Thousand Souls Head's battlefield value is immeasurable.

　【Soul Impact】Grants it the ability to unleash soul attacks.

　Although the strength of this soul attack is quite average for a legendary tier, its essence as a noble soul attack greatly enhances the value of this unit skill.

　Compared to physical and magical attacks, soul attacks have an indescribable advantage because most beings have far less resistance to soul attacks than the former two. This allows Thousand Souls to deliver unexpected blows to enemies who rely on traditional defensive methods on the battlefield.

　The Fear Aura and Chaos Aura are definitely powerful weapons on the battlefield.

　[Aura of Fear]: A malevolent aura of death and decay lingers around. Any creature within a 180-foot radius that observes it must successfully save its Will or suffer the same effect as the Fear spell (caster level 16).

　This exemption from the will is quite difficult to obtain.

　To put it simply, if you can't get up and fight even after being shot seven or eight times,

　Then you don't meet the criteria to be exempt from the "Fear Aura".

　Under the aura of fear, the advantage in numbers is meaningless to the Thousand Souls Leader.

　Even if one is fighting against ten thousand, if the side with more people is not mentally strong, they will be easily slaughtered by the Thousand Souls Leader.

　[Chaotic Aura]: Any creature that observes it within a 180-foot radius must successfully pass a Will save, or it will suffer a penalty of a significantly increased probability of attack and spell failure, and a slight decrease in defensive capabilities.

　Specifically, if one fails to pass the exemption assessment for [Chaotic Aura], then those who oppose the Thousand Souls Head will find their strength greatly reduced, and they can only exert seven or eight tenths of their original power.

　It is worth noting that these two types of spiritual energy-based unit skills are completely passive abilities and do not require the Thousand Souls Leader to actively use them.

　Admittedly, casting them consumes a certain amount of magic power, but this consumption is negligible compared to the natural magic power recovery rate of the Thousand Souls Head, a legendary undead unit.

　In other words, for the Thousand Souls Leader, the [Fear Aura] and [Chaos Aura] can be activated around the clock.

　Its value on the battlefield is undoubtedly enormous.

　However, what is most commendable about the legendary undead unit, the Thousand Souls Head, is its unparalleled mass production capability.

　By collecting the souls of a thousand extraordinary beings and powering them with a large Honkai energy reactor, Moros could create a legendary Thousand Soul Head in just a few tens of minutes.

　And this is only the current production efficiency.

　The necromancer is working on developing a new legendary spell that will enable the mass production of this legendary undead unit, in order to further improve production efficiency.

　Once this legendary spell is successfully developed, Moros will be able to mass-produce these powerful undead creatures at an even more astonishing speed.

　The completion of the Thousand Souls Head's development brought unprecedented and enormous benefits to the undead legion.

　Before the emergence of this legendary undead unit, the undead legion only had three powerful undead behemoths that reached the legendary rank: [Skeleton Serpent Shesha], [Storm Bone Ape Hanuman], and [Gravity Whale Mogalo].

　Admittedly, these three undead behemoths are quite formidable in combat.

　In particular, the [Gravity Whale - Mogalo] is a genuine high-level legendary existence.

　However, even so, the number of three heads still seems too small.