From Skeleton Soldiers to King of the Undead

Phillip looked straight at the genie and slowly said:

"Are you saying that all the ordinary monsters in the Undead Mountains will be killed, and the intelligent undead will be captured and forced to sign a contract?"

The Djinn seemed to think for a moment, then crossed his arms and nodded, "Yes, that must be the case. After all, adventurers have always done this."

Phillip immediately asked: "Then why were General Skeleton and so many high-level undead alive and well before? Are they safe and sound in the mountains?"

"Hey! Well, the main reason is that General Skeleton was a heroic marshal of the Holy Empire during his lifetime..."

The Djinn spread his hands and said, "Considering some factors, a legendary mage spoke up at that time, so we just imprisoned it in the Mountain of the Undead.

"But the legendary mage from the Holy Empire has been missing for hundreds of years, and there are now changes in the Undead Mountains, which just gives many people in the guild an excuse..."

"Here."

The genie pursed his lips and motioned the boy to read the news on the wall.

"A high-level monster that came out of the Undead Mountains is actually so wise and has hundreds of years of accumulated knowledge. This is not something that ordinary familiars can compare to.

"This news will definitely make many magisters among the adventurers think of taking this opportunity to go to the Undead Mountains to capture a high-level undead."

"It's actually like this..." Phillip slowly widened his eyes.

He didn't know what happened to the Mountains of the Dead, but if the adventurers were to attack there, Roja would definitely be in danger.

Even if it is extremely powerful and may not be weaker than the Skeleton General, it will definitely not be a match for Orario's adventurers who have surpassed the level of awakening.

If this continues, Roja may be killed by adventurers, imprisoned, tamed, or forced...

Thinking of this, the young man clenched his fists and his breathing became rapid - no matter what, he had to prevent this from happening!

"Philip..." Meili looked worried and called him softly.

"I'm going to find Teacher Helen!"

Phillip turned around and walked out of the door quickly, while the girl hurriedly chased after him.

Meili grabbed him and whispered eagerly:

"Philip, what did you say to Helen? Do you want to expose the relationship between Uncle You and you?"

The boy shook his head, "Maybe, I will do everything I can."

His own strength was weak and he couldn't do anything at all, and he couldn't contact Roja.

Even if you want to inform Roja of the news, you still need the help of other people.

Soon, he left the Endless Tower and came to the door of the room of the water mage Helen in the mage tower where the college instructors lived.

Phillip took a few deep breaths, knocked on the door a few times, and said respectfully:

"Hello, Teacher Helen, I'm Phillip, I have something to talk to you about."

"It turns out to be little Philip, please come in." A gentle female voice came from the door.

The next second, the door opened silently.

The boy motioned to Meili to stay at the door and walked in.

Wearing a lake-blue mage robe, with curly black hair, blue eyes, and a smiling female mage, she was sitting on a chair with her legs crossed, holding a red cup in her hand, with streams of white hot air coming out of it.

This is a neatly tidied mage's laboratory. The air is filled with a faint smell of bitter herbs and a strong aroma of coffee.

"Little Philip, what's the matter?" Helen asked with a gentle smile.

She was very satisfied with the student in front of her.

——Has extremely high talent, is willing to endure hardships and works hard, and has a very upright character.

In addition to getting entangled with girls early on, he is almost the most perfect student Helen has ever seen, surpassing the Thousand Mage Cavin.

Helen believed that, given time, Philip would definitely become a Necromancer, a Grand Magister, or even a Holy Magister... Well, it was a bit unthinkable to go further than that.

In short, she likes this young student very much, so her attitude is gentler than that of other students.

Phillip said: "Teacher Helen, I want to ask you for a favor."

"Tell me, what are you busy with?"

Helen smiled and took a sip of coffee, not thinking it would be a big deal.

"I want you to stop the Adventurer's Guild from hunting the Undead Mountains...is this okay?" Philip asked softly, tentatively.

Helen's smiling mouth suddenly froze, "Are you kidding?"

The young man asked: "Is this embarrassing for you?"

Isn’t it just embarrassing?

Helen drank the coffee in the cup in one gulp.

"Sorry, Philip, my ability is limited and I can't help you. And why are you doing this? You have to give a reason."

reason?

The young man hesitated for a moment and said: "Because a very important relative of mine turned into an undead inside, and I'm afraid that it will be harmed by adventurers..."

"Oh, I see."

Helen nodded suddenly, "I can somewhat understand it, but it would be easier to handle if it was just an undead.

"Well, don't worry, I'll just go and bring your relatives here... Can you still find it? Can you tell me its characteristics?"

She estimated that Phillip's relatives should be low-level monsters such as ghosts, skeletons, and corpses.

feature?

Phillip gritted his teeth and revealed part of the truth, "That's my uncle, he's a wise, advanced undead..."

ah--?

Helen stared at the boy dumbfounded, her eyes seeming to ask, "What are you talking about?"

Philip said pleadingly:

"Teacher Helen, can you help my uncle escape before the adventurers arrive..."

"No, no."

Helen shook her head repeatedly, looked at Philip with doubts on his face and asked:

"How could your uncle be an intelligent high-level undead? Did he die when he was just born? How many years has passed?"

Helen's eyes narrowed, "You're not saying that your uncle is a high-level undead under General Skeleton, are you?

"How did you get to know that monster? What does it look like? Is it a mage or a warrior? What is its strength?"

Helen asked one question after another, but Philip kept his mouth shut and didn't say a word.

"no."

Helen finally shook her head, "To be honest, it might not be difficult for me to do such a thing for you, but do you know how many people I will offend and die?

"When the people from the guild arrive at the Undead Mountains, they find that all the high-level monsters have escaped. If we trace the clues, do you think we won't be able to find them?

"It's just an undead, give it up. You are very talented. If you become a great mage in the future, you will be able to easily find better contracted monsters in the dungeon.

"Phillip, I'm doing this all for your own good."