She is indeed an epic-level mage, and it is true that she has an epic-level knight and an epic-level mage under her.
But facing so many high-tier knights and undead creatures of top-level knight tier, they have no hope of victory, not even a chance to escape.
The disparity in power levels is indeed significant, but sheer numbers can bridge such gaps.
Especially if these vast numbers are well-coordinated, then this gap can be bridged even more effectively.
At this mont, the middle-aged man also used the epic-level combat technique Wings of Malos and ca to Italin’s side.
His face turned ashen as he said, "Italin, what should we do now?"
Upon hearing the middle-aged man’s words, Italin took quite a while before coming back to her senses, and then she showed a self-mocking smile on her face.
She slowly said, "Before you broke through to the epic-level knight, you called Lady Italin. Now, all of a sudden, you’ve gotten addicted to just calling Italin?"
"Ha, it doesn’t matter. We’ve been notified by Wind Chi Island that a month from now, we won’t be able to hold onto our forces anyway, and I’m not planning to bow to Wind Chi Island. It’s certain death for ."
"It’s just that the deadline for death has been moved up by a month."
"As for you, it seems your luck isn’t too good. You intended to surrender to Wind Chi Island and beco a lackey, but now you’re going to die at the hands of these undead creatures."
"After all, these undead creatures aren’t like the forces of Wind Spirit Island; they definitely won’t take subordinates."
Upon hearing Italin’s sowhat mocking words, the middle-aged man’s face instantly turned extrely grim.
He looked at Italin with blazing eyes. How could he not understand the implications in Italin’s words, yet he had no solutions at hand.
There’s no way he could start a fight with Italin before those undead creatures caught up with them, right?
Soon, they saw those undead creatures approaching them.
Not only that, the middle-aged man could clearly see that these approaching undead creatures, not only moved at blinding speed,
but also had so inexplicable formation as they closed in, creating a huge sense of pressure.
These approaching players were precisely two corps, the Iron Black Pot Corps and the Hand Rubbing Diamonds Corps.
This ti, as they ca over, those player corps that couldn’t fly were all traveling by ship, with the flying player corps towing the ships forward.
So the speed of advance was quite fast, and the player corps that couldn’t fly didn’t slow anyone down.
Once they entered the island, the players sensed the aura on the island.
Then, after so discussion, the Flying Silver Corps and Blood Demon Corps of Iron Black Pot and Hand Rubbing Diamonds took the vanguard role.
As for the other player corps, they were responsible for the aftermath and overall organization.
The task issued by Fang Ka this ti included special notes, instructing them that knights could be directly dealt with.
As for mages, unless they were epic-level and above, they could be knocked out and brought back to establish contact with Fang Ka.
Mages below epic-level should be directly eliminated, and their bodies brought back to Kain Island.
Fang Ka now has enough PC subordinates under him, and a lot of things really don’t require npc mages and knights.
For example, rulers of territories don’t even need to be anyone special, as long as they have administration skills.
Because Fang Ka can give them enough deterrence to govern.
There’s no need for inherent strength since Fang Ka will give them enough backbone.
So there’s no benefit in continuing to subdue mid-to-low tier mages.
For instance, over on Ten Sons Island, players eliminated all native knights at the ti but didn’t kill a single mage.
So a bunch of mid-to-high-tier mages remained behind.
After Fang Ka subdued Ten Sons Island, it wasn’t appropriate to go on a spree of executions again after subduing the enemy, so they had to be allowed to exist.
But they themselves didn’t offer much help and even posed a certain threat to rulers.
And if they were slain after subjugation, it would make it hard for rulers to manage and could easily lead to accidents.
Unless they learned from the goblins by deploying a large number of knights or mages to turn the commoners of Ten Sons Island into slaves and push them to death, which clearly won’t do.
Not to ntion doing such monstrous acts is out of the question, the players wouldn’t approve, and it might affect their opinions of you.
Moreover, if any of these guys turn out to be geniuses, Fang Ka could also focus on nurturing them.
Pull them out, give them special attention, and use thods to make them thoroughly submissive.
But the problem is, these guys are pretty ordinary, and whether they can even reach epic-level is debatable.
It feels like they’re useless aside from being a nuisance, and in the future, as the number of players increases, NPC knights and mages will beco even less significant.
Unless their strength or talent is exceptionally high, like Aiman or Xia Lin.
Therefore, Fang Ka needs to arrange players to intimidate over on Ten Sons Island, and as all the players moved out this ti, Fang Ka can only send Sarlin over to assist Sadek.
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