Constructing-Style Wizard

Translator: 549690339

The preparations for the battle were underway.

Information gathered from the four reconnaissance squads had been compiled and distributed to each squad under the command of Sergeant Major Alvin Stafford.

According to the scouts, there were numerous low-ranking undead constructs on the first underground level of Grave No.1079.

By conservative estimates, the Imperial Army would be up against around 200 fast-moving Skeleton Hounds, at least 6,000 Bone Sword-wielding Skeleton Warriors, 40 Cavern Stalkers lurking in the walls and ceilings, and six spell-casting Big Skeletons.

In order to prepare for this battle, Commander Alvin Stafford ordered the soldiers to be fully armed.

For the undead constructs made of bones, they were given hammers imbued with Biochemical Nectar.

This unique blunt weapon had a nozzle designed to spray the nectar when swung forcefully. The solid nectar particles could be dispersed like bait, dealing a lethal blow to the Skeleton Warriors within a small range.

Although the effect was slightly inferior compared to Bee Syrup Bombs, it was no problem to melt an entire Skeleton Warrior in a minute.

To counter the Skeleton Hounds and Cavern Stalkers, Alvin Stafford gathered a large number of biochemically enhanced battle dogs.

These accelerated-growth dogs had keen senses of smell and hearing, allowing them to detect the Cavern Stalkers disguised as stone bricks.

At the same time, they had been professionally trained for “dogfighting” and would immediately pounce on any discovered Skeleton Hounds, holding them down, and giving the soldiers room to deal with other enemies.

As for the Big Skeletons with spell-casting abilities…

Bee Syrup Bombs were the first choice.

Each squad was equipped with Bee Syrup Bombs and a corresponding bomb launcher.

These powerful weapons could only be used when confronting the Big Skeletons. At other times, the soldiers were only authorized to use firearms and hammers.

With all these arrangements in place, Noland Lee’s Mars Squad had a clear division of labor:

Corporal Mars and a Private named Mike Adams were responsible for using Honey Hammers to engage the enemy.

Private Second Class Corey, Isaac, and Kovin were in charge of controlling the dogs to clear out troublesome Cavern Stalkers and Skeleton Hounds.

Private Second Class Corbin carried the Bee Syrup Bombs and the bomb launcher, always ready to deal with Big Skeletons.

As a Sin Soldier, Noland Lee was tasked with walking in the frontlines and drawing the enemy’s attention.

received some preferential treatment, being allowed to

and bustle

the hammerhead, Noland pulled up the system message to

been constantly fighting, with no time to review any messages; now was the perfect time to

You dealt 40 points of Construct Value damage to

[Passive Deconstruction Activated!]

Deconstruction Completion of the “Skeleton Hound” has

been attacked by

…

Hound has reached 100%. You have obtained all the deconstruction results of

information about

Energy—this value is equal to the Energy you

raised his eyebrows in surprise, not expecting passive deconstruction to

Skeleton Hound consumed 1 point of energy,

energy point while also replenishing

passive deconstruction had great

it

pulled up the

wasn’t much special about the Skeleton Hound’s panel, only

bone parts by Skeleton Warriors and Big Skeletons, and added to their bodies to

level; otherwise, the Empire’s army might really be

check the

Value damage on the Skeleton Warrior… Degree of completion increased to

meaning Noland Lee hit the Skeleton Warrior 100 times, or was hit by the Skeleton

lazy to count the number of attacks on both sides and directly scrolled to

reached 100%.

recovered 2 Energy

Warrior’s panel was also

tremendous blood loss was finally

and

Supply” feature, and they could all become

in the [Feature] column of the Skeleton Warrior, the words

…

[Feature]Death Supply

energy of this Undead Construct will be transferred to the target. Afterward, the Undead Construct will enter a

…

for the Big Skeleton, then the Skeleton