About twenty minutes later, all the undead gathered on the third underground level had been killed.
Bloody stains, chisel marks, and bullet holes appeared in large quantities on the floor and walls. Chilling limb fragments were visible everywhere, making it impossible to distinguish which remains belonged to human soldiers and which were remnants of undead creatures.
The sight was a literal bloodbath, far more terrifying than when Alvin's army cleared the undead on the third underground level. Noland Lee felt his scalp tingle at the sight.
However, it was a testament to how powerful Lieutenant Sterling's combat troops were.
Noland Lee seemed to understand why Lieutenant Sterling, even as a mere lieutenant, dared to throw down the gauntlet in front of Captain Murphy.
If Noland Lee himself had such a formidable combat-force under his command, he might even be more arrogant than Sterling.
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Near the Spirit Pivot.
