Necromancer: Becoming a God from a Lord

Fell Holden logged into the Magic Network forum on time in the evening, but was surprised to find that at the end of the list of forum members, a member code name that he had never seen before suddenly appeared.

"Mind Hunter? When did this new member join? Why haven't I heard anyone mention it?"

He still clearly remembered the fierce scene of everyone bidding enthusiastically to buy the invitation quota at the last forum auction.

Could this be the member invited by Mr. "Magic Shield"? No, there were new members who joined a few days ago, but they didn't have the right to speak, so they shouldn't be able to participate in the exchange meeting today.

With doubts, Feier pressed the typing button on the "Magic Brain" instrument and joined the routine opening greetings of the weekly exchange meeting.

[Hand of Elements: Praise Mr. Turing! Good evening, everyone! ]

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[Frost Giant: I heard that the Federation and the Church's coalition forces have completely occupied the magic stone mining area in the Evil Moon Mountains. I wonder if this news is true? ]

[Magic Shield: It is basically true, but there are still several magic caster teams around the mining area that are frequently harassing and attacking, and it is impossible to mine magic stones normally...]

[Frost Giant: Haha, it's because they are too eager to divide the mining share of the magic stone vein. The more anxious they are, the more unlucky they are...]

Harvey looked at the speech of the frost giant and couldn't help laughing out loud while sitting in front of the screen. This gloating face was too obvious. It felt that his forum anonymous vest would be stripped off soon.

[Heart of the Forest: The war between the two tribes is essentially a struggle for interests...]

[Shadow Knight: The demons have only temporarily eased their offensive. After winter, they will definitely come back. At that time, in order to compete for the magic stone mining area, a tragic bloody battle will surely break out. ]

The new member's speech was so confident that Harvey couldn't help but wonder if he was in the battlefield of the Evil Moon Mountains at this moment. Perhaps he was a high-level spellcaster of the Federation or the Wizard Kingdom Coalition.

Everyone discussed the war situation again.

On the crystal screen that kept displaying the members' speech information, a new text suddenly popped up, but the member code name was very unfamiliar.

[Mind Hunter: Everyone, I have a question, why are the two races of humans and demons so keen on war and killing? Shouldn't the short-lived species be more afraid of death? ]

The originally lively atmosphere of the chat and discussion seemed to freeze in an instant, and all the spellcasters participating in the exchange meeting had a strange thought in their minds.

What kind of non-human identity is this new member who asked such a weird question?

In the minds of spellcasters, even the elves with an average lifespan of more than 200 years would not so lightly call humans and demons, a race with an average lifespan of no more than 100 years, short-lived species.

This is not a question of politeness at all, but a question of contempt for the level of life.

Harvey also immediately realized the problem with the speech of this Mr. Heart Demon, and suddenly felt embarrassed and wanted to turn off the Internet immediately.

[Administrator Turing: Everyone, I'm sorry for not introducing you in advance. This Mind Hunter is a new member who joined recently. He was directly recommended to me by an anonymous member in the forum. ]

Fer Holden was stunned in front of the "Magic Brain". Is there anyone who has the authority to directly recommend members to Mr. Turing?

Could it be that the teacher himself recommended it? It's unlikely. The teacher clearly only recommended Master Sean and didn't mention that there were additional recommendation quotas.

Moreover, this "Mind Hunter" obviously spoke in a non-human way. Although it is unknown which ancient alien race with a long life span he is, he was approved by Mr. Turing to join. At least his status is equal to that of a legendary spellcaster like the teacher.

"Huh, there are indeed some other races mixed in the spellcaster forum." Although Fair has a hot temper, he is not brainless. He has long been aware of the special nature of this magic network forum.

That was the suggestive words that the administrator Mr. Turing said when he first joined.

The Spellcaster Forum adheres to the principles of freedom, openness, tolerance, and anonymity, and is not bound by any secular rules...

After all, even the administrator Mr. Turing himself, in the eyes of most of the initial members who knew about it, already knew that he was not an ordinary human spellcaster.

It is not surprising that there are elves, dwarves, and even hostile alien races such as demons and sea tribes in the forum.

At this moment, the high-level elemental mage Phil Holden truly understood the potential meaning of Mr. Turing's words.

On the road to pursuing extraordinary power, in the delusion of craving to improve the level of life, there is no real hostility and hatred. Everyone is just an ant climbing on the giant tree of the world. Only those who are willing to communicate and share can go higher and further...

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[Mind Hunter: Is this question a bit rude? I don't communicate with people very often. If I offend you, please allow me to apologize in advance...]

[Scorching Lord: I appreciate Mr. Mind Hunter's sincerity. It seems that you don't have much experience in communicating with people, but it doesn't matter. The purpose of the forum itself is the tolerance and openness proposed by Mr. Turing.]

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

Harvey keenly discovered that the legendary spellcaster secretly replaced the word "people" in the sentence "communicate with people" with the word "human beings".

"He was hinting at the other human members present that they were not human beings, but he also took the initiative to express his acceptance and goodwill..."

He is indeed a legendary master who is well versed in the art of language.

Since the forum was founded by Harvey, several small factions have been formed in it.

Among them, the legendary spellcaster "Scorching Lord" is the leader, who has a very obvious background as a member of the Federation. Although the Scorching Lord himself does not seem to have a biased position, the representative who led the speech is the gentleman codenamed "Magic Shield".

The second faction, led by "Frost Giant" and "Heart of the Forest", is a spontaneous group of elves and cave dwarves. Although they are happy to participate in sharing and communication, they are still dissatisfied with human spellcasters in private.

Mr. "Mirror Man" is a high-level alchemist of the Alchemy Exploration Society, and his attitude is relatively neutral and fair. Harvey knows that the Exploration Society and the Federation actually have a close cooperative relationship in reality because of the war between the two clans. Perhaps that is why he invited "Magic Shield" to join the forum.

Other slightly more low-key members also have "star friends" with whom they communicate closely and have close relationships in the forum.

The entire Magic Network Spellcaster Forum now presents a faction ecology that is almost the same as the situation in the real world.

Harvey is actually happy to see this happen. After all, there are competitions and potential conflicts among forum members, so he has the opportunity to grab the benefits he needs from these members.

If the relationship between members is harmonious and they know each other well, and they are united as one, maybe he, a rookie in the name of an administrator, would have been exposed long ago, and he might even have to suffer a wave of online box openings and offline reality.