Necromancer: Becoming a God from a Lord

What? !!!

High-level magic weapon that ordinary people can use? !!!

Mortals can also fight against demon soldiers?

It does not require the knights of the Judgment Army and extraordinary spellcasters who have awakened their bloodline talents to use it? !!!

Magic weapons that can be mass-produced like ordinary swords, bows and arrows? !!!

Everyone in the venue was shocked by the words of the black-robed chief, and they seemed unable to believe what they had just heard.

The head of the Department of Magical Affairs stood up suddenly, his body swayed, and he barely held on to the back of the chair before he asked in a trembling voice: "Mr. Chief... this... this magic weapon... will it also cause the same attack damage to the caster?"

After a moment of silence, Sarath's low voice echoed in the hall, "No, the magic arrows released from this weapon will only cause targeted damage to the demons. We have repeatedly verified it on experimental receptors of other races and creatures, and it will not cause any damage... Of course, this includes humans."

A sigh immediately sounded in the meeting hall, and almost everyone breathed a sigh of relief.

The head of the Department of Affairs sat back on the chair as if he had lost all his strength, and cold sweat dripped down his pale face.

Gould, the head of the combat department, showed an ecstatic look and interrupted in disbelief: "Mr. Chief, according to what you said... this anti-magic weapon can be mass-produced. As long as our partners continue to provide sufficient ammunition... it can be equipped to thousands of spellcasters... and civilian soldiers, and play an overwhelming advantage in the battle against the demons?"

Apart from the armed forces of the Church of Light and the seven wizard kingdoms, the Federation has a permanent spellcaster combat force in Black Stone City in the Evil Moon Mountains, with as many as 2,000 people, and most of them are experienced mid-level combat mages, including more than 100 high-level spellcasters.

Counting a large number of ordinary wizard followers and auxiliary soldiers, as well as the rotating spellcasters sent from the southern border countries every year, the number is almost as many as 5,000.

If all these people can be equipped with anti-magic weapons, the Federation may be able to completely break away from the constraints of the wizard coalition, and no longer need to struggle to maintain the shaky surface covenant with the church. It can rely on its own strength to resist the continuous offensive of the demon army!

The high-level spellcasters of the combat department who participated in the joint meeting were overwhelmed by joy at this moment. They gathered together and kept whispering, and began to imagine how to carry out the counterattack plan in the future.

The older director of the academic review department obviously maintained a trace of calmness. He stared at the three chiefs at the round table with burning eyes and asked hesitantly: "So... what is the price we need to pay for this?"

Although the three chiefs were very secretive about the identity of the partners, everyone present was not a fool. Those who could easily hand over such powerful and timeless magic weapons to the Federation and propose cooperation could definitely not be the continental forces they knew. Whether it was the cave dwarves or the elves who were attached to the human race, or the sea people who had always kept their distance from each other, they did not have this strength.

The other party must be one of those secret ancient races or alien races in the subspace, who reached an invitation for cooperation with the three legendary chiefs in some special way... Some people in the venue even began to associate the identity of the partner with the demon race in the other space.

What is the other party's purpose? What is the price they want to get?

When it comes to the survival interests of the tribe, there is no unprovoked help and goodwill.

"Knowledge, resources, money, the identity of allies... As long as it meets the principle of value exchange, they will not refuse anyone." Chief Dawson answered concisely.

Chief Sarath explained in a gentle voice, "From the principle of equal exchange, we don't have to worry about the sincerity of the partner. Their requirements are completely reasonable, and we can afford this level of price..."

After that, he raised his hand and asked the magic assistants in the venue to distribute the documents that had been copied and printed long ago to the hands of the participants, indicating that they should read them carefully.

"This is not a simple two-way cooperation. There are many forces involved. Dawson, Gallagher, and I agree on this matter. The more forces we tie to our ship, the greater the benefits for us..."

Everyone picked up the documents distributed to them and began to read them word by word. Only then did they realize the complexity of this cooperation and the large number of races and forces involved.

The cave dwarves and high elves will be the first to provide magic materials for the mass production of anti-magic weapons, and the procurement costs will be borne by the Federation. Their income in this regard will not be squeezed by profits as in the past.

The manufacture of anti-magic weapons will be handed over to the official workshop of the Alchemy Exploration Society. They only need to provide experienced alchemists and apprentices to ensure the manufacture, assembly and enchantment of weapons.

The most important production of weapons and ammunition was completely unexpected by everyone and was handed over to a magic genius who had just become known to everyone not long ago - Kel'Thuzad, and his secret alchemy laboratory.

"What does this mean? The magic weapon ammunition that we cannot replicate, but in the hands of an independent spellcaster who has not even revealed his true identity to the public, he can make it? Did the partner hand over the secret of the formula to him? On what basis?"

The head of the research department stood up in anger and asked, "Who is this Kel'Thuzad? What is the background of the organization behind him? Can he be more powerful than the Spellcaster Union? Why should the most important ammunition production be handed over to him?"

"Spell Shield" Fran McCaughlin was sitting next to him. He wiped the spit on the back of his hand with a little disgust, and couldn't help but say, "What if this is the condition of the partner? Do we refuse it? Or is your research department more advanced than the technology mastered by the Exploration Society, and can directly copy weapons and ammunition without them?"

The head of the research department was choked and speechless. After returning to his seat, he glared at Fran angrily, wishing to give him an arcane shock on the spot to vent his anger.

But his words did make some sense. In this multi-party cooperation, it seems that the high elves and dwarves have gained the benefits of raw material exports, the Alchemy Exploration Society has mastered the technology of weapon copying and manufacturing, and the forces behind the unidentified independent spellcaster have obtained the manufacturing formula of the most valuable magic ammunition.

What about the Federation? Not only does it have to independently bear the material costs of all weapons manufacturing, but it also needs to pay the OEM production costs of the Quest Society. Even the most important magic weapon ammunition is firmly in the hands of others.

In order to get rid of the burden of those old-fashioned and conservative wizard families in the Seven Kingdoms, no longer be bound by the superficial covenant of the Church of Light, and independently lead the southern countries to fight against the invasion of the demons... Is it worth paying such a price?

"Worth it! Of course it's worth paying such a price!" The voices of Chief Dawson and Gallagher echoed in the parliament hall at the same time, suppressing the noisy whispers and discussions.

"As long as the demons can be completely driven out of the Evil Moon Mountains and the battle line between the two races can be pushed to the wasteland north of the God's Spine Mountains, everyone... think about the rich magic stone vein resources in the Evil Moon Mountains, as well as the rare magic plants and magic beasts everywhere... Don't you know the value of it?"

"And don't forget that Mr. Kel'Thuzad, the only agent selected by the partner, is also a member of the human race. He will never betray his own race and harm the interests of the human race in the southern border..."

"Next, let's start voting in turn according to the convention of the Federation for more than a hundred years!"

The three chiefs stood up first, raised their left hands with solemn expressions and looked around.

"Magic Shield" Fran McCaughlin immediately stood up and raised his hand, saying in a deep voice: "Agree!"

Several spellcasters affiliated with the Affairs Department followed suit, raised their hands and said in unison: "Agree!"

No mistake, one song, one post, one content, one content, one book, one forum, one 6, one 9!

The combat department, led by Director Gould, stood up and raised their hands, "Agree!"

The first chairman of the Academic Review Department was the oldest spellcaster present and one of the leaders of the conservative faction within the Federation. At this moment, he couldn't help but close his eyes and sighed, "Aren't we making a deal with the devil?"

...

More than half of the people in the conference hall stood up and raised their hands to agree. Talling Enzo, who had been quietly floating on the dome of the hall, showed a strange and distorted expression on his huge face without pupils, and then opened his deep mouth and spit out a scroll of ancient parchment, which slowly floated and landed on the round table.

"The Curse of Keeping the Oath..."

Many older spellcasters recognized the origin of this parchment scroll and sighed in a low voice.

This scroll was made by the first generation chief of the legendary rank when the Federation was founded more than a hundred years ago. A total of five copies were made. This is the last scroll in front of us.

The previous four copies were used to sign peace covenants with the cave dwarves, high elves and sea tribes. The last time it was used was the offensive and defensive alliance signed with the Church of Glory fifty years ago to compromise the conflict between the two parties and jointly fight against the massive invasion of the demons.

I didn't expect that the last "Oath-Keeping Curse" would now be used to sign a cooperation agreement where even the identity of the other party needs to be kept secret, but the meaning is self-evident - this also shows that the partners are not of the same kind, but unknown mysterious aliens.

The effect of this ancient scroll is actually very simple. Simply write the content of the cooperation on it, and then let the allies drip blood and smear it on it, and the oath effect will automatically take effect.

It is said that the production method of this oath-keeping scroll originated from the ancient curse used by the dragons to enslave the various tribes on the continent in the dragon era thousands of years ago. Once the oath is violated, it will be irreversibly cursed. From the signer, the higher the extraordinary level of the tribe, the stronger the backlash effect will be, and serious cases may even affect the descendants of blood.

After the three leaders of the Federation sign, this parchment scroll will be directly delivered to the cave city in the southern hills and the Golden Forest Lorien in the east.

Finally, the scroll will be directly delivered to the forum "agent" Kel'Thuzad in the form of magic network transmission, and he will complete the final confirmation and signature...

This is also the role of mediating between the "agents" who are independent of the various forces.