Dark Wizard: Rise! My undead army!

The fluctuations of the advancement gradually subsided, and Lynn walked out of the training room in a pleasant mood.

Over the past six years, he has not always stayed in the cultivation room; he would take time to return to the academy once a year.

After all, cultivating on my own consumes a lot of magic stones, and I simply can't afford to maintain it without finding other methods.

Besides handling the aftermath of Morpheus's legacy, the main reason for returning to the academy was to earn extra money at the Gear and Bone shop.

Harold was indeed quite capable; through his connections, Lynn's reputation spread far and wide among the various trades in Ghost Market.

Constructs, enchantments, alchemy, runes—for any problem you're stuck on and can't solve, you can't go wrong with Lynn.

Each time they return, they receive anywhere from a few thousand to tens of thousands of magic stones.

In addition, he would take time each time he went back to "hunt" in various demi-planes, so he never lacked magic stones.

Megatron, Decepticons, Earth Dragon Rider, and A-Goblin—these four core undead have been promoted to level 5 over the years.

Hmm... it also consumed a lot of resources.

The biggest gain in the past six years has been catching a few Cataclysmic Undead while "jungling"!

After leaving the training room, Lynn first went to check on her "baby".

At this moment, six unfamiliar figures appeared in the Shadow Mine.

Lynn's gaze first fell on the most imposing figure.

It was a giant skeleton, eight meters tall, with a skeletal frame that was almost bloated, and its entire body was covered with strange dark gold patterns, which were the manifestation of the laws of domination.

It held no weapon, its arms hanging naturally, and twelve rings made of pure soul energy adorned its bony fingers. Each ring was connected to a faint energy thread that extended to all the undead around it.

The Corpse Overlord is a mid-level lv5, but his combat strength is only assessed as a low-level lv5.

Its value lies not in direct combat.

Its core ability is [Battlefield Domination]. As long as it survives, all undead units within a radius of one kilometer will have their attributes temporarily increased by 30%.

The more undead it commands, the greater its own consumption, but the stronger the amplification effect.

The second figure was a bone dragon, but it was unlike any bone dragon he had ever seen.

Its skeleton is not ordinary grayish-white, but a nearly transparent bluish-green, as if it were made of solidified flames.

There was no soul fire in its eye sockets, only two swirling wisps of grayish-white mist, within which countless struggling phantoms could be vaguely seen.

This special bone dragon is a "mutant baby". Its breath is not ordinary dragon breath or undead breath, but "annihilation bone fire".

This flame is generally not very effective against flesh and blood, but it is extremely effective against souls, energy, and magical shields.

Hmm... they're practically the natural enemy of the Bone Spire wizards.

His signature skill, the Annihilation Dragon Breath, can instantly melt protective spells below the third ring level, and severely weaken spells above the third ring level.

Lynn continued walking toward the third figure.

It was a massive, mountain-like figure, its surface covered in constantly writhing flesh, with barely discernible insect-like outlines.

Its body is covered with countless holes. Every few breaths, several fist-sized beetles crawl out of the holes, circle around it, and then burrow back into its body.

The Queen Mother of the Corpse Horde.

When Lynn subdued it, the monster had been entrenched in an underground cave somewhere in the Rotten Abyss for over a hundred years.

They barely survive by constantly hunting with the beetles that reproduce.

The cave was filled with insect corpses and skeletons, several meters thick, all products of its "failed hatching" over the years.

Its core ability is [infinite hatching] - as long as there is enough energy and flesh, it can continuously produce corpse beetles.

These beetles are only level 3 in strength individually, but their numbers can easily exceed one million. Once they swarm out in overwhelming numbers, even a formal wizard would feel a chill down their spine.

Even more disgusting is that the Queen Mother can remotely control the beetles to self-destruct.

The self-destruction power is not great, but the corrosive liquid left after the self-destruction can adhere to the target and cause continuous damage, which can accumulate to a considerable extent.

They walked up to another figure that resembled a mountain.

It was an enormous whale, so huge it was outrageous, its entire body made up of translucent, ice-blue skeleton.

It floated in mid-air, surrounded by visible white cold air. With each "breath," tiny ice crystals fell from its body and condensed into a thin layer of frost on the ground.

Frost whale.

This was something Lynn discovered by chance while wandering on the edge of an extremely cold plane.

That place is a point where the deadly ley lines and the rules of frost meet. This giant whale has been dead there for countless years, its body frozen in a millennia-old glacier, but its soul has never dissipated.

Lynn spent three whole days chiseling through the ice and then channeling its soul into the corpse before finally subduing it with the [Heart of Star Reign].

Its ability is [Extreme Cold Dead Zone].

Once activated, the temperature within a kilometer radius will plummet instantly, freezing the ground and frosting the air, causing all non-ice units to suffer continuous frostbite and slowing effects.

Even more terrifying is that its breath can freeze the soul!

The unit hit by the spray may have its physical body intact, but its soul will be frozen and temporarily lose consciousness.

In addition, he also tamed a skeletal bull and a doomguard.

The Skeleton Bull is relatively ordinary; it was an ordinary undead bull that gradually rose to power, and reaching the Cataclysmic level is truly remarkable.

The Doomguard was also captured in the Rotten Abyss. Its body was not heavily undead, with blood-red skin and a pair of large bat wings.

He was clad in heavy armor engulfed in burning green flames and wielded a giant axe blazing with green fire.

Lynn now has 17 Cataclysmic Undead and over a hundred Level 4 Undead.

This force, if brought to any major world battlefield, would be enough to change the course of the war.

Hmm... not counting the front lines against the Abyss.

"It's a pity," Lynn said softly, "it's still not enough."

After advancing to the third ring, his vision broadened. Although the Calamity level was strong, it was still an ant in front of the Saint Mark.

Moreover, he doesn't currently have a single "nightmare-level" undead...

However, in the past few years, I have encountered a "nightmare-level" Void Eye while "jungling".

The "mental ray" that guy shot out from his demonic eye almost caused Lynn to capsize in a ditch.

Fortunately, his soul and mental strength were quite good, and with the protection of a peak first-ring [Tranquil Soul] and a third-ring [Soul Shield Generator], he barely managed to escape.

Otherwise, the substitute dragon soul he had just refined would be consumed.

Hmm... I'll go look for that Void Eye Demon again and see if I can encounter it again and capture it into my undead army.

Now we can collect pure souls and upgrade the "Substitute Dragon Soul" to Nightmare level to suppress any threats.

Then... you can pack your things and get ready to leave.

The garrison mission is finally coming to an end...