The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 437 Repairing the Zombies
Moran, Vasita, and Lilith jostled and fought over the task, and in less than three minutes, they divided the hundreds of zombie melons into three teams, each trying to repair their bodies.

Vasita and Lilith were quick to snatch zombies, but when it came to actual repairs and maintenance, things got a bit bumpy.

Although the two of them had read a lot of books on the subject beforehand in order to create zombie servants, reading them was one thing, but they were still a long way from actually learning how to do it!

Moreover, the books they've been reading the most are about making dead servants; they've read them several times and studied them carefully. As for books on repair and maintenance, they've only scratched the surface!

Fortunately, the zombies weren't real patients and didn't look down on the two of them as "quacks." They just stood there quietly, without moving, and were told to wait in line.

They won't complain of pain, nor will they complain about the slowness. Even if the repairs are poor or broken, they will only look a little confused and won't protest.

Vasita and Lilith, facing the problem of the zombie's body, tried to recall which book they had read about the corresponding solution in, then went to the Book of Witches to find the information, and then learned and practiced the solution described in the book.

If the repairs are done well, everyone will be happy; if they are not done well, we'll start over.

If it really can't be repaired, just replace the whole thing.

The corpse materials that the zombies carry are all torn from their dead comrades or opponents on the battlefield. They pick up whatever they can and often don't need them.

Fortunately, the two of them were not lacking in magic. They went to the card shop to buy corpse material cards, adjusted the parts and sizes, and were able to fit perfectly.

The parts are taken from other zombies' corpses. Even if they are old and in disrepair, they have at least been maintained. But the corpses in the corpse material card are all fresh corpses.

So at least a basic maintenance check is needed before it can be replaced, which is a bit more troublesome.

When witches repair and maintain their undead servants, they generally use the old ones as long as they are still usable, and only replace them with new ones when they are completely unusable.

Their skills were simply not up to par, so they couldn't fix it and ended up paying for the materials themselves to replace the entire thing.

Fortunately, they had studied basic maintenance properly in order to create the Death Servant.

Although it was a bumpy ride, at least the zombie didn't actually leave with a body that had been repaired and made even more dilapidated.

During this process, Vasita and Lilith's zombie-slaying skills are also gradually improving.

The two of them were quite satisfied with their progress until they accidentally glanced at Moran.

When Moran gets going, he's incredibly fast, accurate, and ruthless!
If an arm was twisted abnormally, she found the right spot, twisted it, and fixed it; if a leg wasn't right, she decisively removed it and reattached it; if the stomach was torn, she redid the embalming and then sewed on a new stomach; if a bone was broken, she cut open the flesh to repair it...

For each zombie, the first repair strategy chosen was correct, and the repair was successful.

There is no going back.

She gives the impression that she has been repairing corpses for many years and is a senior necromancer with unique skills.

She even imbued the tools used for sewing corpses with magic, allowing her to control them to sew together automatically. This could be considered a variant of sewing magic: corpse sewing magic.

All the seams that needed to be sewn were done with a few oddly shaped tweezers.

They sew quickly and well!

The key point is that everyone started learning around the same time and just began making their first Death Servant.

The overwhelming pressure felt somewhat familiar to Vasita, as if she had returned to her time at the academy.

It was even more perplexing and shocking than when they were in school, because during this time, everyone was clearly together during the day and at night, they were all doing the same thing: meditation instead of sleep. "Moran, you didn't learn how to sew up corpses in your past life, did you?!" Vasita couldn't help but ask, "Even with experience from a past life, the techniques are still different when combined with magic, right? How did you master it so quickly?"

"Pretty much! With my past life experience, plus knowledge about the preservation and repair of Valen's corpse, I can get by with a little practice," Moran said.

"How did you practice?" Lilith asked.

Before today, they had no practice materials at all!

“Pigskin!” Moran said, “Didn’t you guys practice?”

After saying that, she thought about it carefully and remembered that this method of practicing with pigskin came from knowledge on Earth, and she didn't seem to have seen it in the witch's book.

"Even so, you've learned way too fast!" Vasita said. "I feel like your technique is on par with my mother's!"

"My past life experience was a bit too rich, which is why it was so easy for me to get started," Moran said guiltily.

She has the experience of countless surgeons, forensic doctors, morticians, morticians, and taxidermists in her mind!

Crucially, these experiences are also highly flexible.

Upon seeing these tattered zombies, she was instantly channeling her inner master of all trades. Her vast mental energy acted like a supercomputer, effectively combining the knowledge she had gained from necromancers on corpse maintenance and repair with her past life's experiences. She instinctively knew what to do.

Compared to Lilith and Vasita, she seems to have cheated a bit.

It's all because Mother Earth gave us so much!
“If you’re unsure, you can ask me. I might have a solution,” Moran said.

“Then we won’t stand on ceremony,” Vasita said immediately.

Given Moran's level of expertise, asking her is much better than them trying to figure it out on their own by flipping through books.

Even when flipping through a book, after asking Moran, the flipping is faster and more accurate; she's guaranteed to know which book and which page has the solution recorded.

Lilith, however, said, "Let's watch your repair techniques first to learn, and then we'll try it ourselves later!"

Vasita was also reminded: "Yes, yes, yes! Let's see yours first!"

At Moran's speed, she could repair all the remaining zombies in less than a night.

Many zombies suffer similar injuries, so observing Moran's repair methods before attempting them would be more helpful to them.

Moran had also thought of this, so she decided to help them by picking out all the zombies with similar physical problems. She then repaired them while teaching them how to do it, so that they could follow along.

While teaching them, Moran can also gain a more solid grasp and become more proficient, which is better than simply burying herself in repairs on her own.

Lilith and Vasita didn't need to worry about either of them; they simply used the "Complete Replacement" technique, and their repair capabilities improved by leaps and bounds.

With over a hundred zombies, plus some new wounded ones joining in, the three of them spent three whole days and nights repairing it before it was all finished.

Lilith and Vasita had just figured out the trick and were still not quite done, so they went to the cemetery. One of them knocked on the coffin lids and dug out all the sleeping zombies to "repair" them.

The zombies became more agile and efficient, resulting in a significantly lower casualty rate when they went out to fight.