The Witcher: Son of the Planes.

The battle on the second day was much more intense than the first, but despite the huge numbers of both sides, neither side had a decisive victory. Although Colin and his side were faced with a massive bone sea tactic, they still held on.

When Colin arrived at the wizard tower, he didn't need to say much. Julius also understood that a wizard base with a wizard tower was not the same as a wizard base without a wizard tower, so without Colin saying anything, he was also busy and nervous.

While directing some family wizards to speed up debugging, he also had to look after the operation of the element transformation pool.

Colin was drafted into the army by Julius without any further ado. Since the situation on the front line is not that severe, you can help here. All for the sake of faster construction speed.

The light gradually dimmed, and the second day was about to pass, but the natives of the Skeleton Plane seemed different today from the first day, and they actually started a night battle with Colin and the others.

The Skeleton Plane, which already had poor lighting, seemed to have more power added by the night, and the slave creatures felt that it was much more difficult to fight them than during the day.

But in the eyes of Margaret and the others, there is actually no point in arguing about the length of time. It is nothing more than that the natives are slightly stronger at night, and it cannot lay the foundation for victory.

Although the wizards and knights did not feel tired, facing the endless sea of ​​bones, although they did not feel physically uncomfortable, they still felt a little tired mentally.

Colin did not rest either, and followed Julius to work in several wizard towers all night long.

When the sky was bright, a wizard tower finally completed the debugging first. It forcibly extracted the energy of the plane for its own use in retaliation, and emitted a large amount of light wizardry in a short period of time.

The release of light witchcraft not only caused irreversible injuries to the undead creatures, but also increased visibility on the battlefield.

As one side gained strength while the other lost, the morale of the slave creatures began to improve, and the tug-of-war situation returned to the same level as yesterday.

The line of battle seemed to have become a sharp cutting machine, constantly reaping the number of troops on both sides. At the beginning of the third day, the number of casualties on both sides had reached hundreds of thousands.

Based on the intensity of this war, the cost could exceed one million by the third day.

But both sides on the battlefield didn't seem to care. The natives of the plane had produced too many undead creatures over the years. If it weren't for the way they fought each other to accelerate internal friction, the plane would feel like it couldn't hold them all.

After all, extreme negative energy can spontaneously breed some unconscious undead creatures. If you don’t take the opportunity to consume some of it, the “burden” will be a bit heavy.

Colin and his men didn't care much about it. With the surrender of some lords, they also had some undead troops, and they could also take the opportunity to convert a batch of slave creatures after their death.

Colin only undertook 30% of the task and invested only more than 600,000 slave creatures, while the Della family seemed to have gambled the fate of the entire family and invested more than 2 million slave creatures.

By this calculation, even if the consumption is millions, it can last for a long time.

(The consumption ratio between the plane natives and the wizard army is not even one to one)

As the battle situation continued to evolve on the third day, the number of wizard towers continued to increase. More and more wizard towers were debugged and joined the battle, and the consumption ratio moved in a direction that was more favorable to the wizard corps.

And the three giants of the Skeleton Plane who were watching the show in the back finally saw another powerful weapon of the wizarding world.

"Those tower-like buildings are very powerful. Although they are currently releasing low-level spells that deal group damage, judging from the strength of each spell, they should be able to release third-level spells. Moreover, the number of such towers is constantly increasing. If there are more than a dozen such towers focusing their fire on us, I don't think we can withstand it." Gregory said.

"Yes, compared to the enemy, I feel like we are all naked. We have no defensive armor, no war buildings, and can only rely on huge numbers to advance the front line." Arthas also agreed with Gregory's words.

"I feel like we missed an opportunity, and once we missed it, it seems difficult to turn it around," said Ner'zhul.

"Well, if the tower-like building opposite us had not been built, I think we would have had a chance to repel them. But now it's hard to say. Even if we succeed, the losses will be huge."

"Forget it, let's launch another powerful attack and test the quality of the demigod opposite." Ner'zhul seemed to have let go of something.

……

The battle on the afternoon of the third day was even more intense, so intense that both Colin and Julius were killed. Except for the two demigods and the sky knight, Colin and his men had released all the slave creatures and pushed forward on all fronts, and the wizard tower was also running at full capacity and began to output without regard for the consequences.

The natives of the plane were also attacking this side frantically, and the movement of the front line was constantly changing. Sometimes they were relying on Colin and the others, and sometimes they were pushed back to the natives of the plane.

The losses of the armies of both sides have already exceeded one million, and are heading towards one and a half million.

When night fell again, the three giants of the Skeleton Plane finally sent a spiritual connection, wanting to challenge Margaret and the others to a fight. At the same time, they also took the initiative to order the natives of the plane to retreat.

"Here they come! The three demigods on the opposite side are finally ready to take action. Once we leave the plane, you must be careful." Margaret instructed Colin in advance.

"It was hard to say what happened before, but now with the help of the wizard tower, I believe we can resist even a level three warrior."

"Master Margaret, don't worry, I will synchronize the space fortress in the air, and support will arrive at any time." Yurix talked about his arrangements.

"Mother, please be careful in everything." Colin said again worriedly.

Margaret's eyes softened. Although they were only a few words, she still felt the sincerity in her son-in-law's words.

She nodded slightly, and flew towards the three giants of the Skeleton Plane with Asuka and the other two.

Colin watched the three people leave, mainly because Lord Sky Knight Wendinan was still some distance away from being a demigod. Although a demigod was actually also at level three, he had a much better understanding of the rules. But when he began to master a certain rule, it was time to be promoted to level four (god level).

Fortunately, there is the support of the space fortress in the air, and the fighting outside the plane usually does not affect the inside, so the space fortress can also let go and release the powerful light of death.

As powerful as the three giants are, they cannot withstand a few blows from the Light of Death if they stand still.

Hmm? Colin suddenly received a telepathic message.

"Don't worry, I will take good care of her. You have to believe in the strength of a veteran demigod."

Colin's worries were relieved, as King Asuka was still somewhat responsible.