Disastrous Necromancer

Lin Moyu refrained from attacking the monsters immediately.

Dungeon upgrades depended on various triggers, and defeating monsters quickly was just one method.

For instance, the Fire God’s Hall and Water God’s Courtyard dungeons upgraded by focusing on rapid monster clearing. However, the Whirlwind Plains dungeon required an exhaustive approach—every single monster, even those hidden in the most obscure corners, had to be eliminated.

The light elemental dungeon was an anomaly, lacking an upgrade mechanism altogether. Success there required simply enduring its relentless light element bombardments.

As for the current lightning elemental dungeon, Lin Moyu was unsure where to begin. It was teeming with lightning-type spren monsters.

"I’ll give it a shot." Lin Moyu decided, "Although the royal family tried clearing large numbers of monsters rapidly, but they couldn’t match my speed."

This nightmare rank dungeon allowed only six entrants at a time. Even the fastest party couldn’t rival Lin Moyu’s undead army, which boasted thousands of units.

With a command, his undead legions materialized, launching a synchronized offensive.

Twenty undead legions emerged, each comprising 600 skeletons: 200 Skeletal Berserk Warriors, 200 Skeletal Great Mages, and 200 Skeletal Marksmen—a total of 12,000 skeletons.

The dungeon’s terrain was a narrow valley, spanning no more than five kilometers. As soon as the undead legions appeared, they surged forward, swiftly annihilating lightning elemental monsters.

Lin Moyu kept a close eye on the time. It took only 10 minutes to clear the monsters at the dungeon entrance.

Lin Moyu kept a close eye on the time. Clearing the monsters at the valley entrance had taken him under 10 minutes.