Dark Wizard: Rise! My undead army!

Casper raised his hand, signaling the other four alchemists to abandon the divine abomination and surround the new enemy.

"The enemy is stronger than ever before. Everyone, let's not hold back anymore. It's time to use our trump cards."

Then, Casper gave orders to all the alchemists.

"Everyone, temporarily abandon the enemy in front of you and attack this person with all your might!"

The four alchemy masters immediately withdrew the alchemy array surrounding the abomination and turned to Lynn, throwing all sorts of their most treasured alchemy tools, equipment, and potions at him.

These chaotic things created a chain reaction, turning the entire space into chaos, even more chaotic than the chaotic power of the Chaos Dragon.

Taking advantage of the opportunity, the divine abomination escaped from the fragments of the alchemy array, spread its wings and hovered in place, looking in Casper's direction, waiting for Lynn's instructions.

In the rear of the alchemist legion, hundreds of thousands of alchemists, disregarding the enemies ahead, began to cast spells in unison.

The ground lit up with patterns of alchemical arrays, covering the entire open area.

The patterns spread out from beneath the alchemists' feet, weaving into a vast, glowing network that covered the entire open area.

The last time hundreds of thousands of alchemists joined forces to cast a spell was during the "World Ascension" ceremony.

This time, however, it was to deal with a few "extraterrestrial demons," which shows how much importance Casper attached to it.

Even if these hundreds of thousands of alchemists suffer backlash for this, they will still kill these few "extraterrestrial demons".

Otherwise... the entire world will face true annihilation!

Seeing the enemy's overwhelming power, the goblin commander disregarded his own safety and insisted on unleashing this terrifying alchemical array.

If it were to actually take shape, its power would likely be extraordinary.

He made a decisive decision and immediately ordered all firepower to be concentrated on attacking the alchemy array.

The first round of artillery fire landed on the Alchemy Legion's lines. The shells exploded on the surface of the array patterns, which lit up briefly before going dark again.

Clearly, the bombardment had some impact on the alchemy array.

Upon seeing this, the deputy commander of the Alchemist Legion hurriedly ordered the constructs to advance rapidly towards the magic-powered forces in an attempt to block the artillery barrage.

The constructs formed a continuous line and rumbled as they marched toward the magic-powered forces.

However, the massive numbers of undead, humans, and orcs in front of the magic-powered forces will not allow them to easily break through.

Upon seeing this, the alchemists immediately activated the construct's "Berserk Mode".

Even if it means exhausting their energy core and damaging their body parts, they must break through the obstacles and rush to the side of the magic power troops.

The berserk mode was indeed very effective, driving the constructs into madness one by one, and their internal energy cores were operating at overload.

The magic tanks and magic cannons did not stop; the cannons of the magic mechs spun, firing at a more intense frequency, disrupting the rhythm of the construct's advance.

However, the metal shells of those constructs were not fragile; they only began to crack and deform after withstanding several rounds of bombardment.

At this moment, they had already approached the camp of the magic power troops.

Some constructs with ranged attack capabilities have begun launching projectile attacks.

The magic-powered forces were not easily broken glass; the magic-powered tanks pressed in from the flanks and stood at the forefront, blocking the charge of the constructs.

The two steel constructs collided violently, halting the advance of the constructs.

The tracks rolled over the shattered alchemical runes, the cannons spun, and each shot carved a gap in the construct's line of fire.

The constructs at the edge of the breach continued to advance, their shells riddled with bullet holes and cracks, their movements becoming sluggish, yet they still charged forward.

The orc warriors roared as they charged into the breach, moving faster than the constructs, their battleaxes and hammers smashing into the metal shells, creating dents and cracks.

The human legion surged in behind the orcs, spears thrusting out from the gaps in their shields and piercing the joints of the constructs.

The undead followed closely behind, lunging directly at the constructs and jamming their joints with their bodies.

The high-ranking undead bypassed the front line and approached the alchemist's spellcasting array from the flank, attempting to interrupt the spellcasting.

Meanwhile, the four alchemy masters were besieging Lynn, and they all attacked at the same time.

The first to move was the man on the left. He took out a fist-sized metal ball from his waist, its surface covered with fine runes.

The sphere bounced twice in his palm, then, after activating, he threw it towards Lynn.

The metal sphere unfolded in the air, transforming into an ever-expanding mesh structure with silvery-white electric arcs attached to its edges.

Tiny metal wires kept emerging from the gaps in the net, spreading outwards like living things.

The alchemist on the right placed his hands on the ground in front of him and suddenly shouted.

Then, the ground began to rise, and a four-meter-tall alchemical golem emerged from the earth and rocks. It was made entirely of composite metal and its surface was covered with flowing alchemical runes.

Its movements accelerated immediately after it got up, heading straight for Lynn's location, each step accompanied by a heavy thud.

The third alchemist took out a crystal bottle from his pocket. The liquid inside was dark blue. He pulled out the stopper and splashed the liquid on the ground in front of him.

The liquid began to expand the moment it came into contact with the ground, turning into a rapidly spreading blue mist.

The blue mist quickly enveloped Lynn, and he could feel the extreme cold within it.

The fourth alchemy master was the intermediate master. He pulled a short staff from his sleeve and pointed it in Lynn's direction.

A thin, silvery-white ray of light shot out from the tip of the staff.

The light didn't hit anything, but left a thin, continuously extending line in the air, the end of which slowly twisted in the air, as if marking a location.

It marks Lynn's location, and during the subsequent spellcasting process, wherever Lynn moves, the end of the ray will automatically follow.

The alchemical artifacts and spells of the four people took effect at the same time.

A metal mesh covered a large area in front of Lynn, with electric arcs and wires intertwining in the air to form a constantly shrinking barrier.

The alchemical golem had rushed to within twenty meters of Lynn, its right arm raised, its fist covered with glowing runes.

Blue mist enveloped Lynn, attempting to block his escape route and freeze him completely.

The silvery-white light stabilized in the air, one end of the line connecting to the tip of the short staff, the other end stopping in the air beside Lynn.

Then, the mid-level alchemy master paused for a moment in his sleeve, hesitated slightly, but finally made up his mind.

He never used this item lightly, but at this moment he couldn't care less about the cost.

He took something out of his sleeve—a palm-sized crystal tube with a very thin silver film sealing the opening.

Through the tube wall, you can see a liquid core the size of a pigeon egg suspended inside. Its surface has no fixed shape and it slowly deforms in the tube, like a weightless water droplet.

He unsealed the container and poured the liquid core into his palm.

The moment the core made contact with the air, it began to diffuse, forming an extremely thin, silvery-white thread that wound upwards along his fingers and climbed up his wrist.

Then it detached from his body and flowed forward like a living thing, rapidly spreading towards Lynn's location along the path located by the fourth silver-white ray.

The thread began to expand upon contact with the space around Lynn, quickly transforming into a semi-transparent, silvery-white crystalline membrane that covered an area of ​​several tens of meters around Lynn.

The surface of the crystalline membrane was growing rapidly, like a solidifying silver-white crystal flower, enveloping the space where Lynn was.

In the blink of an eye, Lynn was completely trapped.