Necromancer: Becoming a God from a Lord

After successfully completing the awakening ceremony of the first batch of blood warriors, Harvey finally found time to attend the online exchange meeting of spellcasters on the Magic Network Forum on Friday night.

When he logged into the forum a little later than usual, he found that the atmosphere of today's exchange meeting was a little different.

[Magic Shield: Everyone, I don't need to say more about the situation in recent times... The Church of Glory has done such a thing, simply ignoring the covenant between the two factions...]

[Son of Flame: Humph! It's not surprising that those guys who are brainwashed by the Holy Light can do such a thing. ]

Harvey frowned slightly, and he didn't figure out what happened.

But seeing these two spellcasters who obviously have the background of the Federation, they were so sarcastic in the exchange meeting, it must be that the contradiction between the Church and the Federation has intensified.

[Shadow Knight: The Church's Inquisition Army took advantage of the spellcaster coalition's full-scale attack on the demon's rear supply lines and military bases to drive a large number of ordinary believers to the magic stone mines of the Evil Moon Mountains to collect raw ore in advance... Not only that, they also built churches and monasteries in the mines, as if they wanted to occupy this place directly! ]

[Frost Giant: Will the Federation and the Wizard Allies sit back and do nothing? Aren't the agreements on how to divide the Evil Moon Mountain mines still under discussion? Why did they do something that angered the spellcasters? ]

As far as Harvey knows, the temporary covenant formed by the spellcasters and the church a hundred years ago due to the invasion of the demons included a clear consensus and regulations - when any disputes arise between the two factions due to interests, they must go through the jointly established Supreme Council, and the secular nobles must mediate in order to reach a final resolution.

At a time when it is clear that the resolution has not been decided, the church has taken irrational actions in advance. I don't know if it is for a reason or if it is really stupid.

[Shadow Knight: The cause of this incident was the joint attack by the spellcasters and the church coalition forces when the demons withdrew before winter last year...]

[Spell Shield: At that time, the demons dispatched their largest hybrid monster regiment. The spellcaster combat unit predicted the danger and evacuated in advance, but the Judgment Army insisted on advancing alone and was eventually severely damaged... The other side accused the spellcasters of deserting the battlefield and betraying the covenant of advancing and retreating together...]

Harvey shook his head helplessly. This fragile temporary alliance relationship could not play any role in restraining the behavior of both parties in such a fierce battle involving life and death.

Not to mention that the two sides have been enemies for hundreds of years. If the demons had not pressed forward step by step, it would not be surprising that they would backstab each other and drag their feet in the battle.

[Scorching Lord: The person who led the believers' migration to the mining area was the notorious "God's Punishment" backbone figure in the church - High Judge Zach Hyde. The church's Holy City has currently stated that it has not issued any instructions to him, and has completely shifted the responsibility for the matter. 】

This strategy is probably just like the church's tacit approval and connivance of witch hunter groups, and privately and secretly attacking spellcasters. As long as there is no handle directly instructed by the church's top leaders, it will eventually turn into a protracted verbal dispute, and the Federation can only suffer this loss.

After all, spellcasters in the southern countries do not have such a large popular base as the church. Although their status is lofty, they are still in the mortal class and belong to a minority that cannot occupy the high ground of public opinion.

[Son of Flame: Since the church leaders don't admit it, why should the Federation pretend to be nice to them? Just send a few high-level spellcasters to kill that guy named Zach Hyde...]

[Magic Shield: It's not that simple. Zach Hyde is surrounded by a group of 500 holy knights, all of whom are mid-level knights with activated bloodline talents. The chance of success of a high-level spellcaster's assassination alone is very small. If a large number of spellcasters are sent to attack, it will be equivalent to directly provoking a war and breaking the covenant. ]

[Frost Giant: Haha, there is no chance of assassination alone, and direct war is afraid of being criticized. The church uses civilian believers as cheap meat shields to openly seize the magic stone revenue of the mining area... Now those hypocritical magic politicians in the Federation can't sleep well...]

[Heart of the Forest: After all, it's nothing more than a struggle for interests...]

Everyone discussed this matter in the exchange meeting, but Harvey keenly discovered that the forum members with the background of the Federation clearly had a clear attitude, while the neutral members of other ethnic groups mostly watched from the sidelines and did not make any comments involving their own positions.

There are also different factions among the spellcasters, and they are not really united.

What is the real purpose of the Burning Lord and others who took the initiative to discuss this matter openly in the exchange meeting? It is impossible that they exposed their family scandals just to make everyone eat melons and have fun.

Before Harvey could think about the meaning, the code of the member representing the Scorching Lord on the crystal panel suddenly flashed.

The legendary spellcaster took the initiative to talk to him alone?

[Scorching Lord: Dear Mr. Turing, I'm sorry to bother you. I wonder what you think about the incident discussed in today's forum? ]

Harvey's heart skipped a beat. It turned out that their calculations were hitting him.

After the last time the forum members united to take revenge on the witch hunters, everyone saw that the administrator Turing's position was obviously biased towards the spellcasters, but his identity was extremely special. Not only did he not have a background relationship with the Federation and any wizard kingdom, he was not even a human, but was suspected to be some kind of ancient intelligent race.

And the Scorching Lord knew very well that in the attack by the demon slayers that was suspected to target the forum, Mr. Turing, as the forum administrator, easily wiped out the powerful church demon slayers.

No mistakes in one post, one content, one 6, one 9, one book, one forum!

If he could be asked to take action, it would be the most suitable choice to deal with the high-level judge who was in the mining area of ​​the Evil Moon Mountains and openly confronted the Federation in the name of ordinary believers.

But the problem is that Harvey has no ability to take action against him!

He was tracked and located by the demon slayer in the magic network, and then suddenly attacked. He was only forced to resist, and finally escaped with the help of the spiritual anchor mutation that he didn't even understand.

Now asking him to kill a high-level high-level bloodline knight thousands of miles away is simply a fantasy.

[Administrator Turing: It seems that no forum member has been hurt or suffered any loss in this matter, so I am sorry that I cannot comment on it...]

He still has to maintain his status, but Harvey doesn't dare to take this job at all. He is very clear about his identity and strength in the real world.

Besides, Harvey's most concerned thing at the moment is to be able to stay safely in the northern wilderness, develop his own territory, and maximize the resources and benefits of the surrounding areas.

As for the demon battlefield in the Evil Moon Mountains far away, the open and secret struggles between the two giant organizations, the Federation and the Church, he is not interested at all, and does not want to get involved easily.