Chapter 295 - The Enemy Seems A Bit Mysterious This Time
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Necromancer: I Am A Disaster Chapter 295 - The Enemy Seems A Bit Mysterious This Time

The sky over Fortress No. 6 darkened further, an oppressive stillness hanging in the air like the calm before a storm. All military teleportation formations were fully active, with waves of people rushing in and out. Those arriving at Fortress No. 6 were all level 40 to 59 class users.

Military orders were absolute, and everyone moved with precision. This time, the orders were of the highest level—level 1 military orders issued from Fortress No. 1’s headquarters. No one dared to ignore them.

Dozens of teleportation formations worked in unison, operating with incredible efficiency. Across the nine fortresses, over 600 teleportation formations were sending and receiving troops every second.

Lin Moyu stepped out of the teleportation formation, only to be met by urgent shouts.

“Quick! Get into the teleportation formation! Move out of the way—don’t block others!”

The area was far more crowded than Fortress No. 1, and everyone present was a level 40 high-level class user or above. Lin Moyu stood out, a low-level user in a sea of elites.

As Lin Moyu stepped out of the teleportation formation, a level 50 soldier quickly blocked his path, "You're in the wrong place. Go back to Fortresses No. 1 to No. 5. This is a high-level battlefield. You’ll get yourself killed."

Lin Moyu calmly pointed to the military badge on his shoulder, “Thanks, but I’ll be fine.”

The soldier’s eyes widened at the military badge, and he immediately straightened up, saluting. “Sir!”

The soldier, only an eight-star lieutenant, quickly recognized Lin Moyu’s rank as a one-star colonel and addressed him respectfully.

Lin Moyu returned the salute, “Carry on. I’m heading to the outwall.”

“Yes, Sir.”

The soldier dared not stop him again. Military discipline was strict, and he had to follow orders.

The sky over Fortress No. 6 was even more foreboding. Through the transparent shield, the sky appeared pitch-black, nearly devoid of light, as though night had fallen. Normally, the fortress relied on numerous devices for illumination, but now, the light from the s

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