However, these undead did not fear death. Even if their bones were clasped into uneven parts.
Each part of their bodies seemed to have a life of its own in ceaseless attacks. Some body parts moved and attacked even when detached.
In this manner, even the giant creatures had no choice but to slowly retreat.
But the undead did not allow them.
Again and again, ceaseless attacks rained down on the usually feared giant mutated creatures.
In an attempt to preserve their lives, they dug into the earth, however, Sarah could see that this attempt was a useless one.
Their fates were already sealed.
"This is bad! We need to start the attack." She raised her hand, but Hoji stopped her.
"I can see you are still green when it comes to warfare. You should allow the enemy to get close enough first, and then you can attack."
As Hoji talked, the other demons nodded.
However, Sarah thought otherwise.
That strategy might have worked when fighting beings that possessed intelligence, but not with undead creatures.
With undead creatures, the method that accompanied common sense was the most useless method.
"Forgive me, Hoji, but you are here to aid, not command my fighting force. Besides, you are about to be a real help in this fight."
Stubbornly, she waved her hands for the assault to begin.
This was the action that made Hoji frown.
It was infuriating to see a human talk back at him.
But he had to bear through it. He already planned in his heart to put this half-human, half-spider lady in her place.
After this was over, he was going to subdue her and play with her as he wanted.
After all, he did a good job here; even Lord Augustus won't stop him from taking Sarah.
He might even gift her to him.
At least, these were the thoughts bobbling about in his head.
However, the most absurd thing suddenly happened.
The moment Sarah raised her hand and waved it, giant vulture-like creatures swooped down, their talons like those of spikes.
Their wingspans were so wide that they seemed to block the land of sunlight the moment they appeared.
These were creatures of the Nether. Sarah had summoned them long before hand.
The moment they appeared, everyone looked on as they dove for the walls.
However, something these demons were not expecting happened.
The vultures dove down for them, grabbing them with their talons in the air.
They screamed at Sarah,
"You Fucking Bitch! Let us go this instant!"
Demons were not weak, and they indeed struggled, but Nether creatures were not weak either.
Sarah chuckled.
"You bastards want to fuck my people, then go work for it on the fucking battlefield."
The Vultures took them and dropped them right in the middle of the incoming undead army.
The lowest rank of these demons was rank 3 of the lesser demon realm.
The moment they were thrown into the undead army, Sarah noticed that the advance of the undead army significantly slowed down.
Evidently, a fight had ensured.
"That would slow them down a while," a voice came from behind her, and a Magi in black robes stepped forward.
This was Austin. He was a Magi under Sarah and was in charge of war tactics.
Sarah nodded. "I still can't believe that I went along with that plan."
"Well, I did tell you they would annoy you. Didn't I?"
She frowned. "Let's see how long they will last."
"Don't worry, they are demons they should be able to hold on for a couple of hours." Austin affirmed.
Sarah nodded. "That's good! Besides, I need a quick rest." She turned about to leave.
Austin nodded. "Don't worry, I'll take over for now and..." His words froze as his eyes beheld something he did not want to believe.
His sudden silence made her pause and turn to him.
However, her eyes caught sight of what was happening in the distance.
Limbs and blood went up in the air as the demons—those that could escape—started a dash back for the town.
Hoji, in particular, held his shoulder with one arm.
The other arm was missing.
Just then, a loud call like that of a whale was heard.
It sent sound waves all across, in every direction.
This beast was also an undead, but it looked fresher than most.
"Fuck me! Where the hell did a giant sandworm corpse come from?" Sarah lamented.
Austin frowned. "From the looks of it, it must have been dug from the earth."
Giant sand worms were mutated beasts of the earth. Usually, they were very peaceful and lived deep in the desert.
Rumours had it that they fed on decayed matter deep within the earth.
As long as it was not disturbed, it would never attack.
However, that was not the case for the undead.
The giant sandworm came out above the ground. It had a very hard shell and a hundred legs on each side.
It was basically a giant centipede that was over a hundred feet long.
On its head was a man.
This man was also an undead.
However, the purple glow in his eyes was unlike the other undead.
For the others, it was a pin-sized purple glow. However, his was a full glow all around.
From the look on his half-eaten face and his mannerism, it was evident that he possessed intelligence.
On his half-empty chest was a purple gem the size of a fist.
He was extremely skinny but still wore a loincloth to cover his lower region.
He raised his hand, and the advance of the undead horde suddenly paused.
For a quick, brief second, he exchanged eye contact with Sarah on the wall, and then he smiled with an ugly grin.
"That's him! That's the head of the undead horde. Austin affirmed.
The undead army was still about a kilometer away, but the sight of them still struck fear in the hearts of the onlookers.
Sarah balled her fist. "You will not have my town, you bastard!"
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