The Witch of the Roll Never Gives Up

Moran, Vasida, and Lilith fought for the zombies. In less than three minutes, they divided hundreds of zombies into three teams and tried to repair their bodies.

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Vasida and Lilith were good at grabbing zombies, but they were a little bumpy when it came to repairing and maintaining them.

Although they had read a lot of books on this subject in advance in order to make zombie dead servants, they were still a long way from learning how to do it!

Moreover, the books they read the most were about making dead servants. They had read them several times and studied them carefully. They only read the books on repair and maintenance in general!

Fortunately, the zombies were not real patients and would not dislike them for being "quacks". They would stand there quietly and motionlessly when asked to line up.

They would not cry out in pain or complain about the slowness. Even if the repairs were not good or broken, they would only look a little confused and would not protest.

Vasida and Lilith looked at the problems with the zombies' bodies and recalled which book they had read about the corresponding solutions. Then they looked up the witch's book to find information. After finding the information, they followed the solutions in the book and repaired them on the spot.

If the repair was good, everyone was happy. If it was not good, they would start over.

If it really couldn't be repaired, they would just replace it with a new one.

The corpse materials that the zombies brought with them were all torn off from their dead companions or opponents on the battlefield. They picked up whatever they could and often didn't use it.

Fortunately, the two of them were not short of magic power. They went to the card mall to buy corpse material cards, adjusted the parts and sizes, and they could be fully adapted.

Even if the corpse parts were from other zombies, they had been maintained after all, and the corpses in the corpse material cards were really fresh corpses.

So at least a basic maintenance had to be done before they could be replaced, which was a little troublesome.

When witches repaired and maintained dead servants, they usually used the old ones that could be used, and only replaced them with new ones when they were really unusable.

Their skills were not good enough, and they could not repair it well, so they paid for the materials and replaced the whole thing.

Fortunately, they had learned the basic maintenance well in order to make the dead servants.

Although they stumbled, at least the zombies did not leave with a body that was repaired even more broken.

In this process, Vasida and Lilith's level of repairing zombies was also slowly improving.

They were very satisfied with their progress until they accidentally looked at Moran.

Moran was so fast, accurate and ruthless when repairing!

If the arm was abnormally twisted, she found the right position and twisted it back; if the leg was not suitable, she would directly and decisively remove it and reconnect it; if the belly was broken, she would re-embalm it and then sew a new belly; if the bones were broken, she would cut the flesh to repair it...

For every zombie, the first step of choosing the repair strategy was the right one, and the repair was successful.

There is no time to start over.

It gave people the impression that she had been repairing corpses for many years and was a senior necromancer with unique skills.

She even infected the tools for sewing corpses, and could use magic to control them to sew automatically, which could be regarded as a variant of sewing magic, corpse sewing magic.

All the places that needed to be sewn were done by a few strangely shaped tweezers.

The sewing was fast and good!

The key point was that everyone started learning at about the same time, and they just started to make their first dead servants.

This overwhelming pressure made Vasida feel familiar, as if she was back to school at the academy.

It was even more confusing and shocking than when she was in school, because during this period, everyone was together during the day, and at night they were the same, meditating instead of sleeping.

"Moran, you didn't learn to sew corpses in your previous life!" Vasida couldn't help asking: "Even if you have experience in your previous life, the technique is still different with magic, right? How did you master it so quickly?"

"Almost! Experience in the previous life, plus the knowledge related to the maintenance and repair of Valen's corpse, just a little practice will do." Moran said.

"How did you practice?" Lilith asked.

Before today, where did they have any practice materials!

"Pig skin!" Moran said: "Didn't you practice?"

After she thought about it carefully, she remembered that this method of practicing with pig skin came from the knowledge of Blue Star, and she didn't seem to have seen it in the witch's book.

"Even so, you practiced too fast!" Vasida said: "I feel that your technique is comparable to my mother's!"

"The experience in the previous life is a little too rich, so it's so easy to get started." Moran said guiltily.

She has countless experiences of surgeons, forensic doctors, undertakers, corpse makeup artists, and specimen makers in her mind!

The key is that these experiences are very flexible.

As soon as she saw these tattered zombies, she was possessed by all kinds of experienced masters. Her vast mental power was like a supercomputer, effectively combining the knowledge she had seen from the necromancers on how to maintain and repair corpses with her experience in her previous life, and she subconsciously knew what to do.

Compared with Lilith and Vasida, she felt a little cheating.

It was all because Blue Star’s mother gave her too much!

“If you are not sure, you can ask me. I may have a way.” Moran said.

“Then we will not be polite.” Vasida said immediately.

Looking at Moran’s level, asking her is better than them flipping through books and figuring it out by themselves.

Even if they were flipping through books, they could turn faster and more accurately after asking Moran. She would definitely know which book and which page had the solution.

Lilith said, "Let's learn from your repair method first, and then do it ourselves later!"

Vasida was also reminded: "Yes, yes, yes! Let's look at yours first!"

According to Moran's speed, the remaining zombies here can be repaired in less than one night.

Many zombies have similar injuries. They can learn from Moran's repair method and then do it themselves, which will help them more.

Moran also thought of this, so he simply helped them, picked out the zombies with similar physical problems, and then taught them while repairing them, so that they could follow along.

While teaching them, Moran could master it more firmly and more skillfully, which was better than simply repairing it by himself.

Lilith and Vasida didn't have to use all the new methods when they were not good, and their repair ability improved by leaps and bounds.

There were about a hundred zombies, and some new injured zombies joined in. The three of them worked for three days and three nights to repair them all.

Lilith and Vasida had just found the trick, and they were still a little unsatisfied, so they simply ran to the cemetery, one knocked on the coffin, dug out all the sleeping zombies and repaired them.

The bodies of all the zombies became more flexible and useful, and the loss rate when going out to fight was much lower.