Rend. Stab. Break. Crumble. Destroy. Annihilate.
Slash, hurt, burn.
...burn...
It was so difficult to hold focus. The sheer weight of the power in Vyrl's mind was staggering; overwhelming. This was something he'd never attempted before, and, in truth, it was a wonder he was succeeding. He was everywhere in the castle by now -- he existed, fragmented, across battles beyond counting, and he could not be defeated. Were his enemies running? Were they fleeing him? Regrouping? It was hard to think, hard to concentrate, hard to direct so many. Dozens of loyal soldiers. Hundreds of the lost.
Claim me, o profane one.
He pressed forward. A wave of fragmented emotion overcame him briefly, before he wrested control back. Insanity. Glorious insanity. He... it was hard to think.
I will make you more powerful than you could ever imagine.
Where were they going? How was the enemy thinking? The finer points of the battle were clear to him, on the side of the undead, but it was difficult to try reacting to his opponents -- there were too many of them, in too many different places. Necromancy on this scale was a blunt instrument -- perhaps finer, for his own mastery, but blunt nevertheless, with limitations that made counterattack and outthinking his opponents a challenge.
So numbers would have to do. They --
Wait.
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