Necromancer: Becoming a God from a Lord

Early morning, moonless night.

Harvey completed his daily meditation training and reinstalled the charged magic stone into Reiner's small waist bag and hung it on Reiner who was shutting down the machine to rest.

Every night without a moon is the time when the death energy is most abundant in the magic net.

It is also the best time for the Necromancer to meditate.

When he first started to get into the basic theoretical knowledge of the spellcaster, Harvey realized that all the so-called magic in this world was.

In fact, it is a way for the caster to use specific inscriptions or spells to draw strength from the invisible and ubiquitous magic net.

Harvey often imagines it as the Internet, and the caster is a huge number of cow and horse programmers in the online world.

The difference is that creating a magic is much more difficult than writing a program.

However, the Internet has appeared in the past few decades, and the Magic Net has existed since the age of the Dragon.

The various magics created by ancient spellcasters have been passed down from generation to generation for thousands of years. Until today, no spellcaster dares to claim that he has learned all of them.

And as long as the caster who creates new magic, he can be given the title of legend by the magic world without exception.

Harvey looked through his magic manual and only had a few poor spells - corrosion, acid spray, and poisonous mist.

And the only second-ring necromancer spell - the primary resurrection technique.

This is very consistent with his title of junior mage. Except for the resurrection technique, other magic tricks have not helped his current research and commercial projects.

It's even better than the Zero Ring spell called a trick - the messenger summoning and the hand of a mage.

Fortunately, Harvey also has the hidden halo that is comparable to the protagonist's plug-in, which gives him the opportunity to achieve results but not enough ideas.

Finally, I persisted until I graduated from the Dead Academy.

...

A flapping sound came from the window, interrupting Harvey's thoughts.

The letter sent by Ye Xiao came, and he brought a series of thick letters from Ash Lambert, a fellow college student and Harvey's investment funder.

"Dear Harvey, how are you doing recently? It has been a month since I received your reply from you. Is your soap workshop going well?

I heard that the war in the Evil Moon Mountains became increasingly tense, and the church had sent a large number of judges to support them. Those corpses that were sacrificing to the Mass of Requiem were really a waste.

This time I will send a joint communiqué. No need to thank me. Although the communiqué was issued last month, being late is better than not knowing nothing.

I'm curious that in addition to focusing on soap production, if you have any other interesting inventions and creations in the near future, you can share and discuss with me.

Your eternal friend and staunch supporter, Ash Lambert. ”

Harvey shook his head and rubbed his fingers to smash the letter.

This guy, Ash, didn't care about his investment worth 1,000 gold pounds at all, and he knew to inquire about Harvey's strange inventions and creations all day long.

But he was quite conscientious and knew that he would send him a spellcaster bulletin issued by the Federation.

St. Valen is one of the few kingdoms ruled by non-magistrates on the continent and belongs to the traditional lord's priesthood.

Jackdaw Town is also located in the mountainous area of ​​the Principality’s border, and is five days away from the nearest wizard kingdom Daus.

It takes nearly two months to reach Alaya, the Aerospace Realm where the Spellcasters Union is located.

Fortunately, the mages' letter delivery Night Owls have the ability to shuttle planes, and Alaye's letters can reach Harvey at most in about a week, but the premise is that they will not encounter plane turbulence or positioning loss in the middle.

Of course, when the spell messenger is loading too heavy items, the speed of plane shuttle is severely restricted. If the weight of the item being sent is too high, it will even directly lead to the spell failure.

Harvey opened the Federation communiqué that had expired for one month and sighed silently.

"It would be great if there could be a magic or device that can receive messages instantly..."

Whether it is a teleportation array that is expensive and difficult to maintain, or a teleportation magic that requires a high level of spell caster, it cannot meet Harvey's needs.

"It's another bunch of war reports that have no commercial value, and the focus of the Federation has indeed turned to war."

Harvey complained to himself while reading the communiqué.

"Research on elemental cluster spell casting, well, these bombers are upgrading the power of magic bombing again."

"The Alchemy Secret Association protests against the high elves increasing the price of natural alchemy materials. Haha, the raw materials for production are in the hands of others, and you dare to be so tough."

"The Ministry of Magic's decision to review and review the punishment of some undead mages who rob cemetery corpses without authorization."

Sure enough, the severance of the corpse source made the peers who were already short of materials start to take risks one after another.

The mage who studies the magic of the undead itself accounts for a very small number of the huge group of spellcasters.

And these necromancers are scattered in remote and barren areas due to various unpopular experiences, making it difficult to unite.

The clubs formed during the Undead Academy are often the undead spell caster, the only magic communication circle that can be accessed in this life.

Harvey was rummaging through the remaining content of the communiqué, mostly research directions that he was not interested in at all.

"Hey, about the spell messenger, research on the enhanced plane shuttle ability." Harvey's eyes shrank and he was attracted by the attention.

The content of this research report is brief, accounting for only a small corner of the last page of the communiqué, and only a magic matrix diagram is attached.

Obviously, this is information that is not taken seriously. After all, zero-ring spells have been studied to death, and no one pays attention to them except for apprentice spellcasters.

But what Harvey is interested in is the content mentioned in the report about connecting the spellcasting matrix of the spell messenger with the magic network, and using the magic network energy to accelerate the messenger's ability to shuttle through the planes.

He pulled out a piece of white paper, summoned the magician's hand, and used a feather pen to quickly simulate the spell matrix in the communiqué.

"So that's how it is. I have never thought about why the messenger can accurately locate the recipient."

Indeed, most spellcasters' understanding of zero-ring spells is limited to practicality. Some of them are not even practical, and are at most used for spellcasting practice in the apprentice stage.

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Just like the magician's hand, it is the release of magic energy with a distance limit. Advanced spellcasters prefer to use the more effective manipulating hand.

But the messenger summoning is different.

The caster needs to clearly lock the location of the recipient in the magic net, so that the summoned spell messenger can accurately locate and deliver the letter.

The location magic pattern in the magic net often represents the real location of the recipient in the real world.

Harvey put down his pen, stared at the magic matrix drawn on the white paper, and fell into deep thought.

"If I use an instrument that can automatically cast spells, with the location magic pattern engraved on the instrument, and this accelerated version of the magic matrix..."

"Can I create a spell messenger that can directly shuttle through the magic net to achieve instant reception of information?"

Inspiration flashed through his mind like lightning, and Harvey stood up from the desk and ran downstairs to the laboratory.

...

"Master Harvey, what is this instrument used for? I don't know how to operate it!" Reiner, who was halfway through his happy work, was urgently pulled to the laboratory and looked confused.

Harvey clapped his hands excitedly, signaling Reiner to sit in front of this simple instrument that looked like a typewriter.

"When I return to the study, you will be responsible for observing this instrument. No matter what you receive, you will immediately press the button on it to respond to the message."

Reiner carefully squatted in front of the instrument, not daring to sit down at all. He had already collapsed several chairs with his buttocks.

"My Lord, but, but I can't read!" This instrument looks very much like the metal typewriter he saw in the town in the past. The densely packed character keys are twisted and unfamiliar like tadpoles.

Harvey held another identical machine and smiled and said, "It doesn't matter. You just need to press the keys at will and reply randomly."

After that, he returned to the study without looking back.

Reiner nodded obediently and continued to squat in front of the instrument. The soul fire in the skull eye sockets was frozen and stared at the front.

He was afraid of missing any reaction and delaying the adults' experiment.

Not long after, Reiner found that the inscription on the base of the instrument slowly lit up a dim red light.

The closely arranged metal buttons on the instrument seemed to be struck by a pair of ghostly hands, and were quickly pressed and bounced up one by one, making a pleasant snapping sound.

He immediately felt as if he was facing a great enemy, and raised his metal arm with full concentration to hang above the instrument, with his white bone fingers spread out to wait for battle.

From the roller at the top of the instrument, a piece of illusory paper slowly spit out, on which was drawn a simple smiley face composed of characters.

(＾＾)...

Considering that Reiner was illiterate, Harvey was in a playful mood and sent a greeting to the other party using the old emoticons that he often used on the Internet in his previous life.

Next, he just had to wait for Reiner's reply and observe the time of sending and receiving information.

The second hand of the pocket watch had just passed a circle, and Harvey immediately sensed the energy fluctuations on the instrument.

After a series of rapid knocks, a row of garbled text symbols instantly appeared on the roller.

Ah oh eh uh uh wuuu ah eh hello…