After reading the intelligence report, Lear’s mood was unsettled for a long ti.
He quickly made a decision to set off for the Underworld the next day.
Although there were still 10 days left until the auction in Molten Iron City, there was much to be done this ti.
These 10 days might not even be enough.
The next morning, after a simple wash, Lear imdiately summoned the army.
He took along two squadrons each of Cold-blooded Cavalry and Dark Night Hunters.
Because the situation changed too quickly, Lear summoned the Shadow of the Mist, initially prepared to remain in the Undead Plane to develop.
This Level 17 special unit had a strategic role and was very convenient for him to use.
As for the Flesh Butcher, he was not worried, letting it develop in the Undead Plane was fine.
With deeper control of the Power of Authority, the strength he had left in the Flesh Butcher’s body now appeared to him like shining stars.
If he wished, he could imdiately summon this Level 18 Divine Life as an assistant from the Undead Plane.
However, the distance was too great; this operation could directly cause severe soul damage or even death.
This limitation was also why Lear only anchored to the Flesh Butcher, as it could resurrect, unlike ordinary heroes.
When encountering situations requiring its use, he could act directly.
Additionally, he brought along seven Level 16 Great Demons, a Level 17 Two-headed Giant Chief, and a Level 16 chanical Flying Dragon.
With this, the formation from the last expedition was fully assembled.
After so thought, Lear decided to also bring the Crimson Queen Bee plus 15 squadrons of Rhino-man Warriors.
Moreover, there were 500 Caven and 30 Bubble Beasts.
The territory was rapidly expanding, and the Blacksmith Shop was operating at high intensity every day; the originally stored fuel was running out.
The lava coal at the underground passage exit was 3 Star level fuel, no less valuable than gold.
There was no ti before, but if they did not mine now, they would miss the chance once the Underworld collapsed.
Under Lear’s command, the army quickly gathered, and various military supplies were moved from the warehouse.
Once everything was ready, Lear didn’t hesitate and directly led the army out of the swamp.
Weilu City was guarded by 5 squadrons of Cold-blooded Cavalry, two squadrons of Dark Night Elves, 3 squadrons of Dark Nagas, as well as the Level 15 King of Naga and Ancient Goblin God.
In addition, 7 squadrons of Ancient Treant Guardians were rooted on the city walls.
Deserted Tomb Guards could also return from the Undead Plane to support at any ti.
If the situation worsened, there were six brigades of Two-headed Ogres within the territory that could be pulled out to serve as warriors.
The apparent strength alone was enough to resist most enemy invasions.
Moreover, there was hidden strength—throughout the vine-covered Weilu City, the promoted 4 Star Vine Fairies were the most formidable combat force.
They could directly control and connect the entire city... this power was not inferior to that of a Level 19 life.
Those small, fist-sized creatures were the hidden big bosses of Weilu City.
But that wasn’t all. Lear left a unique power for Bain... If faced with an invincible situation, upon activation, Bain could directly alert Lear.
At that point, he would mobilize the strength of the swamp, tearing space to return to the swamp.
This was the greatest trump card.
As long as he was in the swamp, anyone who ca was a lamb to the slaughter.
The thods of a Divine Spirit are beyond what any mortal could fathom.
Due to the presence of the Rhino-n, the marching speed was not fast; however, the warriors had strong endurance, remaining unfazed after four to five hours of intense marching.
By noon, the army reached the underground passage.
In plain sight, at the entrance, vines had woven a small fortress.
This was constructed by the Vine Fairies after repelling the Holy Song Clan coalition last ti.
Now, it would co in handy.
In contemplation, Lear waved, instructing the beehive to guard the entrance to prevent unexpected events and ensure the path was not cut off.
The dark swarm ford a terrifying tide, capable of giving anyone goosebumps from afar.
Even the most clueless being wouldn’t dare provoke this.
After making arrangents, he led the army into the underground passage.
Having experienced it once, Lear was much calr this ti.
He dispatched seven Great Demons to scout ahead, eliminating threats down the path.
This underground passage extended a hundred miles downward, winding and treacherous, not all that safe.
But to the ferocious Great Demons, the monsters within the passage were nothing more than weak lambs.
They directly killed hundreds of monsters.
The army did not need to stop because of this.
By the night of the 20th, the army exited the underground passage for the second ti.
Previously, at the exit, they encountered a bat frenzy, the terrifying numbers of which remained vivid in Lear’s mory.
Stepping into the Underworld again felt completely different this ti.
This ti, the army was more fierce, and the combat capabilities of High Tier heroes were incomparable to before.
Furthermore, his grasp of authority allowed him to act with more ease.
No matter the enemy encountered, he could face it calmly.
This High Tier map no longer moved him.
Seeing the dim environnt of the Underworld again, Lear took a deep breath.
He subconsciously raised his head to survey, and upon seeing the scene ahead, his brow furrowed tightly.
Two to three thousand ters above the ground, faintly glowing, the celestial rock ceiling supporting the Underworld appeared.
At this mont, exaggerated cracks appeared.
Large pieces of rock frequently fell from these cracks, plumting straight to the ground, crashing into the vegetation below.
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