Chapter 425: Comprehensive Suppression
Second-Tier Casters could also die.
Therefore, he died.
Then, only after he had died did a sharp sonic boom resound.
At this moment, the entire fortress was alarmed. It was impossible for the other Neanderthals to remain indifferent after one was killed; this wasn't a game, after all.
All well-trained, elite, and powerful Neanderthal Soldiers entered combat status at the first possible moment, and fundamentally determined the rough direction of the attack.
But it was useless.
Because right now, the sky was still dark. Secondly, the Second-Tier Caster had died. Thirdly, there were no Scouts among them.
This was for certain. Why would a fortress hiding in the rear, only needing to maintain the safety of material transport, need Scouts?
Without Scouts, there was no Perception, and no vision.
