Finally, the group of players led by the Chubby Orange Cat returned as well.
The rfolk accompanying them began to report to Fang Ka: "They chose building number 25, with an area of 62 square ters."
After hearing the rfolk's report, Fang Ka and the others, including the Chubby Orange Cat, confird their paynt ratio. After deducting the appropriate amount, he asked them to choose a na for their legion.
All the players seed to have thought of the sa thing; the Chubby Orange Cat also chose their skin na "Night Demon" as the legion na.
Next was the design of the flag and the dal.
As a well-known artist among the players, the Chubby Orange Cat was certainly more serious in this regard.
They chose black as the base color for both the flag and dal, with a complex and exquisite pattern on the dal, likely designed by the Chubby Orange Cat himself.
Fang Ka couldn't quite tell what it was, but it had a rather eerie aesthetic.
As for the pattern on the flag, it was five white claw marks, quite fitting for the Night Demon the.
Fang Ka was quite pleased with this, and promptly asked Tina to arrange it.
With this, Fang Ka now had three formal legions under his command.
To be honest, Fang Ka was not particularly satisfied with the evolution of this batch of players.
There are more than thirty humanoid undead races in the Netherworld, though not many.
Now, it's one thing that no new developnts have occurred; so players are still maintaining their skeleton forms.
Even the Blood Demon race, like Hand Rubbing Diamonds, yielded none.
However, more players will join in the future, and although this wave of evolution was unsatisfactory, there's no need to dwell on it.
The number of players combined is just about a hundred, so making the dals and flags was naturally not a difficult task.
It wasn't long before the rfolk delivered the flags and dals, and then distributed them to these players.
These players seed exceptionally excited upon receiving their flags and dals, eagerly pinning the dals onto their armor.
The dals were crafted with precision, featuring a small clip that allowed them to be pinned if the armor had a suitable spot.
As for armor without a suitable spot... well, they could consider changing it.
In any case, this legion update left the players quite satisfied.
Fang Ka no longer paid attention to the legion players gathered and chatting, and instead closed the Eye of Darkness to continue his ditation.
Next, Fang Ka calmly awaited Wangzai Little Buns to reach the Top Tier Knight level and return.
Also, Aiman advancing to the Top Level Mage tier.
While Fang Ka was casually chatting with the players who ford the legion, he took a brief mont to switch to Wangzai Little Buns' perspective. At that ti, Wangzai Little Buns was on a killing spree, clearly facing no trouble.
As for Aiman, it seed he would break through in a day or two.
Fang Ka was very satisfied now, as everything was progressing according to his plan; now it was just about waiting for the opportunity. Once it ca, he would strike the rfolk Islands in the west and that Top Tier Mage.
...
Buildings made from abundant underwater materials towered on the seabed—this was the closest Sea Elf city to the front lines.
A humanoid creature with a jellyfish-like head rode a marine creature, rushing towards the city's eastern edge.
The marine creature had a body resembling a carp, a head similar to a shark, and sixteen pairs of fins along its sides, asuring nearly three ters.
This was a Sea Elf Race-bred mount called "Sea Arrow", incredibly difficult to ta, with poor breeding ability, but its speed was top-notch among marine life.
Due to its rarity, it was typically used for delivering urgent communications.
The city's easternmost point was a warti command post responsible for coordinating over a hundred small battlefields on the Sea Elves' western frontline.
The Sea Arrow shot forward like an arrow from a bowstring, rapidly reaching the warti command post.
The High Tier Knight atop it cald the Sea Arrow slightly, pulled out so special food for it, and then deftly jumped off its back, heading inside.
The guards at the entrance clearly recognized him, greeting him with a nod.
But he couldn't be bothered to respond, directly stepping inside and swimming forward.
"What's the matter?" asked a group of Sea Elves having a eting inside when they saw the High Tier Sea Elf Knight rush in, with the lead Sea Elf inquiring.
The High Tier Sea Elf Knight imdiately spoke up, "We received reports that dozens of small battlefields were attacked by undead creatures, specifically by the 'Snowgaze' race among the undead."
Each small battlefield on the front line had its temporary command post, coordinated by the city's warti command post over a hundred temporary posts on the western front.
However, they weren't directly linked to the warti command post; there was an interim coordination post in between.
Normally, those hundred temporary command posts would send all intelligence reports to the interim coordination post.
The interim coordination post had the authority to handle minor and daily matters reported by the temporary command posts autonomously.
They would arrange all minor and routine matters properly, avoiding bothering the warti command post with them.
Only critical situations and significant incidents would be reported to the warti command post in the city.
Upon hearing the High Tier Sea Elf Knight's report, the Sea Elf seated at the conference table's head slightly furrowed his brow, sowhat surprised, "Snowgaze?"
"Which Necromancer can summon such a creature? The necromancy contract for such summons had long been buried in the annals of history, hasn't it? How is it surfacing again?"
"When did this occur?"
Upon hearing the inquiry, the High Tier Sea Elf Knight dared not conceal the truth, hurriedly responding, "It happened in recent days; after receiving reports from nurous temporary command posts in the front, we promptly dispatched personnel to conduct a secondary investigation for confirmation."
"Once fully verified, the Sea Arrow was mobilized at once, and I was sent to report."
The Sea Elf seated at the table's wrist nodded slightly upon hearing this.
He understood well.
The interim coordination post, caught in the middle, bore the brunt of hard work yet pleased neither side.
If they could avoid troubling the warti command post, they would, chiefly because the warti command post held direct appointnt and disposal rights over them.
Any matter needing handling by the warti command post had to be confird multiple tis.
Only after completely verifying the truth and determining it couldn't be managed independently would they report to the warti command post.
Faced with such matters, even upon receiving reports from nurous frontline temporary command posts, without personal confirmation, they dared not rashly report and trouble the warti command post.
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