Travel and Travel Beyond Travel Chapter Twenty-Five: Song
The pace of the undead army has never slowed down; after losing life, they no longer feel fatigue. Meanwhile, the agony of unrest and jealousy and hatred toward all living beings with vitality will accompany them forever.
For those elf warriors who have become corpses, the undead pay absolutely no more attention. Whether vampires or ghosts, they glide silently past those battle lines, continuing in the direction of the Erutalon River. Although heading directly to the Heather Holy Mountain could save more distance, the undead seem indifferent to wasting a little time. To them, time is as meaningless as compassion and conscience.
However, Lynch believes that to avoid the layered ambushes of the elf archers in the forest, flying over the Erutalon River is a good choice. It offers enough cover and avoids falling into ambushes due to obstructed views in the woods.
