Dark Wizard: Rise! My undead army!

After purifying the world, Lynn tested his skills and then attempted to evolve extraordinary power.

The little green goblins are incredibly prolific, and with the world's advanced technology, the entire goblin world has a staggering 10 billion goblins.

Not a million, not ten million, but tens of billions!

If this power is used properly, it can become a great help in sweeping across the heavens.

But the goblins are too weak right now.

Despite advanced technology, without the protection of extraordinary power, magic-powered mechs and tanks are nothing but scrap metal in the face of true powerhouses.

A wizard skilled in assassination could wipe out the entire command before they even had a chance to react.

An enemy skilled in mental attacks can turn an entire army into enemies in an instant.

A powerful soul wizard can even erase their consciousness directly, leaving behind empty shells.

Technology gave them offensive capabilities, but not defensive ones.

What the extraordinary can make up for is this shortcoming.

Lynn attempted to evolve divine magic using the rules of holy light, magical arts using the rules of elements, and battle aura using the rules of ley lines, ocean, and sky...

Rules flowed through his hands like paints on a palette, being blended, matched, and mixed by him.

That wasn't enough; he tried to combine several rules to create a completely new kind of energy.

It's not called witch power, nor divine power, it's called extraordinary power. Anyone with talent can cultivate it.

Unfortunately, many of the rules are just empty shells.

Of the three thousand rules, only a little over one hundred have entities, while the remaining two thousand eight hundred or so only have frameworks.

Moreover, the power of the world is insufficient to drive the evolution of all extraordinary powers.

The evolved supernatural power is not very effective; for now, the elements can only evolve into four basic elements: fire, water, earth, and wind.

As for other elements such as metal, wood, and lightning, they can only evolve when the world's power is sufficient.

Battle Qi can only evolve into its crudest version, without attributes or characteristics, only simple enhancement.

The divine spells are complete, because the rules of Holy Light are the most complete. Believers can receive the blessing of Holy Light through prayer and cast basic divine spells such as healing, purification, and shields.

However, high-level divine spells cannot be cast, and the rules are insufficient.

Lynn thought for a moment, and a group of green-skinned goblins knelt on the ground, clasped their hands together, and chanted the name of the supreme god, and then golden light emanated from their bodies... It looked eerie no matter how you looked at it.

Moreover, the sight of one of his followers, a black wizard, casting holy light magic was too much for him to bear.

Since extraordinary power has emerged, cultivation methods are naturally indispensable.

After a moment's thought, Lynn took out a piece of bronze from the ring.

This is a material he collected in the Holy Light Plane, called Holy Light Alloy. It is hard and can withstand spiritual power.

It is most suitable to serve as a "divine artifact".

He used his spiritual power to melt the bronze and mold it into the shape of a book, three fingers thick and two palms wide, with the emblem of the supreme god N'Zoth engraved on the cover.

He compiled the cultivation methods he had collected over the years into a book.

The warrior training system plundered from the Plague World, the divine magic system analyzed from the Holy Light Plane, and the mage meditation method and knight battle aura method he compiled after recording the "Hidden Bones Vault".

Pack everything in, categorize it, and label it clearly.

The bronze book emitted a faint golden light, making it appear exceptionally sacred.

Lynn closed the book, opened the cover, and found the inside to be blank.

It's not that there are no words, but that only specific readers can see them.

He set a restriction that only those he approved could see the contents of the book and have them "imprinted" directly into their minds.

He didn't have many people he approved of; Augustus was the first.

After all, he was the archbishop of the "Supreme Divine Court," and now the cardinal is considered his "representative" on earth.

The bronze book floated up from Lynn's palm, passed through the cave walls, and flew towards the imperial city.

Lynn did not follow. He sat cross-legged on the stone platform, his spiritual power probing deep into the domain of the Holy Mark, continuing to evolve his extraordinary power.

...

The Imperial City, the Supreme Temple.

Augustus knelt before the statue, his hands clasped together, his forehead pressed against the stone slab, and he murmured a prayer.

Do it three times a day, morning, noon, and night, without fail.

He was over seventy years old, with completely white hair and wrinkles on his face that looked like they were carved by a knife.

But his back was very straight, his voice was steady, and his eyes were bright.

He didn't seem like a sleazy goblin at all; he seemed more like a learned anthropologist.

The prayer ended, and he raised his head, preparing to stand up, when suddenly a golden light shone in front of him.

Augustus's body stiffened.

He saw a bronze book floating in mid-air, its cover engraved with the emblem of the supreme god N'Zoth, its pages closed, emitting a faint golden light.

The book didn't move; it just hovered there, as if waiting for him.

miracle?!

Did the great gods see his piety and send down a "divine instrument" to enlighten his wisdom?!

Augustus's lips trembled.

He reached out his hands, trembling, to take the book.

The book landed in his palm; it was heavy, cold, and had a metallic feel.

He opened the cover; the pages were blank, without a single word.

He paused for a moment, his fingers lightly tracing the pages of the book.

The moment he touched the pages, a flood of knowledge rushed into his mind.

Cultivation methods, holy light magic, meditation techniques, battle aura techniques, knightly combat skills, mage spells...

One by one, they unfolded in his mind, like an open book.

Augustus's eyes widened.

Extraordinary cultivation method!

The true method of extraordinary cultivation!

It wasn't genetic modification researched by those goblin scientists, nor was it exoskeleton armor created by those mechanical engineers.

It's cultivation! It's about unleashing power from within, turning ordinary people into superhumans!

There are also divine spells, where believers can receive the blessing of holy light through prayer and cast healing, purification, and shields.

This is a gift from the Most High God, a true miracle!

A miracle powerful enough to change the entire world!

It could even... make one young again and achieve immortality!

Augustus knelt on the ground, his forehead striking the stone slab nine times.

Each blow was heavy; my forehead was cut open, and blood streamed down my nose.

He didn't bother wiping it, holding the bronze book in both hands, his voice hoarse.

"Supreme God N'Zoth, your blessings are etched in Augustus's heart. I will use this book to change the world, to make your lamb stronger, and to better serve you."

He knelt in the temple all night.

I wasn't praying; I was reading.

The book contained so much knowledge, so many different kinds of information, that it took him an entire night to finish reading the table of contents.

It's not that he's slow, it's that there's too much content in the book.

There are four classes: Knight, Warrior, Mage, and Priest. Each class has detailed training methods from beginner to advanced levels.

He could never finish learning it all in his lifetime, but he doesn't need to.

He only needs to pass on this knowledge to more people, so that more people can become extraordinary.

He only needs to practice the simplest "divine arts" system.

With his piety, he will surely become the first "divine mage" under the command of the supreme god!