âI need⌠to tell the Count⌠I have to tell the Count⌠I have⌠to tell the CountâŚâ
Lincoln staggered towards the Lordâs mansion.
His face looked as if it had aged decades, and his eyes seemed defocused as they kept turning in different directions.
âI have to tell the countâŚâ
He had just one purpose.
Obeying Jamieâs orders.
For him, there was no more respect and faith for God.
He was now nothing but a doll.
A doll that does nothing but repeat the same words over and over again.
Someone suddenly appeared in front of the doll.
âUseless bastard.â
A woman with silky silver hair reaching down to her neck. She was a member of the Zenith Churchâs âSeven Knightsâ who appeared in front of Lincoln the other day and gave him a warning.
The woman looked at Lincoln.
Lincoln passed in front of her, repeating the same words again.
His rationality was now lost.
He was no longer sane.
âI had no intention of using this in the first place.â
After all, he was now a traitor who was planning on exposing the secrets of the church to the Count.
There is no reason to keep him alive, and if she did let him, then the church secrets will flow into the ears of the Count.
Which would make things very difficult.
âSo, die and pray to our God. Do you know whether our merciful God will forgive you?â
She drew her sword.
âI donât think I will.â
Her smiling face was so beautiful.
At the same time, she swiftly moved it behind Lincolnâs neck.
Lincoln continued to walk, and then he collapsed.
She looked at him and then contacted someone.
âAbandon Haiss. Leave behind everything about the church, they ended up crossing the line with their greed. Abandon everything.â
The dark magician stood alone on a high cliff wearing a torn black robe.
His face was haggard, but there was strong determination in his bright purple eyes.
He looked ahead.
There were so many soldiers' standing. They were so numerous that it was difficult to count.
All of them were dark magicians.
An army created solely to destroy the sky.
Everything was made up of the dead, and they were more distant from heaven than anything else in the world.
An army of those who stood against Heaven.
[Level 1: Against Heaven]
[Necromancy]
Jamie recalled an old memory.
A distant past, even he wasnât sure when it was.
There, he was the only absolute head standing in front of numerous undead.
He was the king of the dead and the god who reigned over death.
The first power he had.
âWhy did I forget?â
It was a good thing.
At this crucial moment, he remembered one of the âFive powersâ he had long forgotten about.
âThe first power I created.â
Black magic to oppose the army of God.
Kukuuuu!
The forest shook.
He looked at Ricky who was dying.
When he reached out his hand with a blacklight, Ricky's expression softened a little.
âThis is only a temporary measure. So be a little more patient.â
He couldnât understand why he was telling Ricky to stay patient.
He just wished Ricky wouldnât die.
That was all he wanted.
He took a step ahead. Four gazes directed at him. They were all flustered.
It was funny.
âThose things were running rampant to kill me till now.â
Now they were so scared they couldnât even move.
âYou, who are you?â
The doctor was shaking his head in utter shock.
Obviously he was the same dark magician. It was undeniable that the young dark magician who attacked his treasures was the one standing in front of him.
It looked like him, but why did it feel like a completely different creature was standing ahead of him?
The doctorâs face contorted.
It felt dangerous. If he wasnât taken down right away, then the doctor would be killed.
âKill him!â
A cry of courage.
The chimeras, knowing that it was the right answer, threw themselves at Jamie.
âThis is my army.â
Whoops!
Blood gushed out.
In the meantime, Jamie passed by.
The chimeras writhe in pain.
Things were rushing towards them. Although it didnât have a proper shape, the number was huge.
The doctor shouted.
âYou! This is necromancy!â
Skulls. Rotten corpses.
All were dead things. Those that should normally never move, were ravaging the chimeras.
âThat is only one part.â
Jamie answered.
The only thing swaying in the dark were the two purple eyes.
âAnd these are all the things you killed.â
Hundreds of corpses were in the forest.
All of them were humans killed by the doctor to make chimera.
âTheir anger is directed towards you. It is called grudge, and a soul with a strong grudge is stronger than you can imagine.â
The doctor took a step back.
Something felt terribly wrong. His best chimeras were being killed by dead soldiers. How could it happen?
âHow can the mighty chimeras I made fall behind low level undeaâŚâ
The term âNecromancerâ refers to a dark magician who wields a corpse. The first corpses they used were the skeletons of decaying ones, they were called skeletons.
And the ones summoned now were them.
Skeletons and zombies. The lowest rank undead.
It didnât make sense that they could bring down chimera.
âWhat did he do?â
âYou look very upset.â
Suddenly, the distance between the doctor and Jamie was less than five meters.
And for a magician, that was non-existent.
âYou donât understand how your chimeras are being overtaken, right?â
âWhat did you do! Why are my, my chimeras being taken down by those scum!â
âEvil spirit.â
The doctor trembled at the word evil spirit.
âShadowsâ
The doctor scanned the forest.
Moist and deep space where even a single light wouldnât enter during the day.
âAnd me.â
An unbelievable aura was blooming from Jamieâs small body.
âThe three things intertwined. Skeletons and zombies are garbage, as you said, but there are three special conditions that overlapped and I got the power to overwhelm the chimeras.â
The cradle of necromancy was here.
But the doctor didnât know that, the only thing he knew was that the place could be used to hide the dead bodies.
Gulping, the doctor looked back.
In addition to the undead dealing with the chimera, a dense light surrounded the entire forest.
There was no place to escape. This place was turning into his grave.
âNo. it canât be.â
He looked at the boy in front of him.
He was exuding a completely different atmosphere from before.
However, the doctorâs magic was still stronger.
And his chimeras could still be used.
âIf I can kill you!â
No matter how strong the undead were, if the master is killed, they will disappear.
Now, when the gap has narrowed, it was the best opportunity.
The doctor unfolded several spells at the same time and pulled out his tentacles.
One moment was all he needed.
In just one moment!
Puck!
âWhat should we do if you keep using only your eyes to look at me?â
The doctor felt his body turn cold.
He turned his head and looked to the left.
Three skeletons approached him before he knew it, and then he felt bones pierce his body.
âI canât feel theâŚâ
Fear prevented him from seeing so many things.
Just like now.
âTch. Got killed.â
Jamie looked at the doctor.
It seemed like the body was at its limit.
He felt such extreme pain because of the rotting spell, but now it seemed like he had gone still.
âHm?â
That was when Jamie caught something.
Something lodged in the doctorâs chest.
Just in case, he put mana on his hand and slowly pulled it out.
And as it touched Jamieâs hand, Jamieâs eyes widened.
âThisâŚâ
His lips went up.
No matter how much he turned into a chimera, the vitality was absurd.
Having this in him, no wonder the doctor didnât die.
âCould this be the life source?â
A beautifully shining green bead.
The âlife forceâ it contained wasnât great, but Jamie could feel something.
âThis is it.â
The doctor died and he couldnât find out what he wanted to know about body transformation.
âIf we have this, the limits can be pushed.â
He thought that he was going to lose a lot here, but he managed to make a profit.
Jamie put the bead into the pocket and ordered.
He looked at the undead that killed the chimera and were waiting for his next order.
âI will call you back. So go back now.â
All the undead bowed their heads at once and disappeared into darkness.
âCough!â
The aftermath.
Jamie sat on the floor and vomited a handful of blood.
The power of calling the Necromancy was too much for his small body to bear.
If he could use the bead, he could restore the body but unfortunately he couldnât use it right away.
âDamn itâŚâ
He couldnât lose consciousness yet.
He struggled to get up and approached Ricky.
He was forced to treat him temporarily, but it was all just time-gaining. Soon, the painful part will begin, and Ricky will eventually die.
Jamie knelt before him and put black mana onto his hands.
âThis is the only way.â
Just like when he transformed Azad and Raiza, there was no choice but to turn him into an Undead.
âOkay. Just be my servant.â
Can he succeed?
His level had risen since then, but he was exhausted now. And he couldnât even get Blackâs assistance.
He was alone.
If he fails, Ricky wonât become a real undead. And letting Ricky die seemed better than making him into a bad undead.
âI donât know why I am devoting myself to this one.â
His head was still a mess.
But he had no intention of stopping.
Once he made a decision, there was no going back.
The ancient language of the dead began to flow.
{Leave life and rise. An immortal body awaits and you shall transcend death.}
Black mana swirled.
Black mana that replaced life.
Blood ran down Jamieâs lips.
But he didnât stop.
{Sinners, come to me!}
Darkness crept into Rickyâs body.
And then a dazzling brilliance shone from Ricky.
âThis power again!â
Light and darkness intertwined.
Jamie was feeling dizzy.
âWhat the hell is happening!â
Light and darkness cannot coexist.
In particular, Jamieâs darkness was different from the black mana that other dark magicians used.
It wasnât polar opposite.
But it was the darkness that stood in opposition to holy power!
âI donât know what is going on.â
It was then that Jamie heard a voice in his head.
The beautiful voice of a woman.
[Who are you to take my things?]
Jamie's eyes turned cold.
It was a voice he didn't know.
But he could guess who it was.
âPyro.â
[You know me?]
The voice of a goddess.
Lars was lying on the floor breathing heavily.
The duration of the Holy Executioner had expired.
Thanks to that, the Shadow Knights could show their gratitude.
âAre you fine?â
The shadow knights who defeated the chimeras looked at him with worried glances.
Lars replied with a faint smile.
It was a pain that wasnât much different from the pain of death, but this was a pain familiar to Lars.
Because that was the fate of the one who used it.
And now he didnât have the strength to lift a single finger. And if someone would hit him, he would faint.
âIâm out of strength, so Iâll keep it short.â
âOrder us.â
âRicky⌠find him.â
With that, Lars closed his eyes.
He had to get to sleep.
⌠that was the moment when he made the decision.
âTis⌠euk!â
Lars jumped up.
At the same time, terrible pangs occurred in his body. A pain that was hindering him from breathing.
But that wasnât important.
A strong holy power reaction appeared quite a distance from where he was. And this kind of reaction was something that Lars, a high priest in Pyro couldnât have not known.