Dark Wizard: Rise! My undead army!

In the world of Sacred Marks, the giant net of rules in the sky is constantly fluctuating.

The Stigmata Domain encompasses all the newly incorporated rules, and the myriad phenomena are continuously adjusting their arrangement.

Weave them into the giant web structure, making them part of the complete system.

This process lasted a long time, until Wanxiang completed its final adjustment and incorporated the last rule into the Wanxiang Sacred Mark.

The newly lit lights in the field began to stabilize and cease to fluctuate.

Standing at the border of the continents, Lynn sensed that the continuous force of feedback was gradually weakening, but it had not completely stopped.

As the various worlds continue to merge and the world continues to improve, this feedback will continue indefinitely.

He looked down at his hands, where the faint "enhancing light" was slowly fading from his skin, leaving a very light gray mark.

After a moment, it gradually faded away, blending into the skin's surface and beneath the flesh, appearing and disappearing with the rhythm of breathing.

He waited a while to confirm that the Myriad Manifestations Mark had stabilized at a new level, then turned and walked towards the Island of Death.

It's time to prepare for the next step.

The Island of Death has also changed dramatically. The once lifeless island is now covered with greenery.

These plants seem to have adapted to the atmosphere of death, becoming things like "ghost trees" and "ghost flowers".

Lynn walked through a newly formed forest, around several slowly growing ridges, and reached the edge of the Isle of Death.

The spirits on the island still roam, some patrolling, others lying blankly on the ground.

The Divine Demon lay on the black rocks at the edge of the Island of Death, its half-torn wing yet to have grown back.

A layer of light golden hard shell had solidified at the break, like a scab that was slowly healing.

The Demon Eye hovered low in the distance, its eye sockets still writhing, constantly reforming the shape of the eyeball.

The body was still slowly rotating, in an uncertain direction, as if it had not yet fully regained its sense of direction.

Upon seeing them, Lynn suddenly realized that he had not yet found the Void Bat Demon's whereabouts, nor did he know whether it was dead or alive.

So they walked to the open space on the side of the church and stopped.

This is the center of the entire Island of Death, surrounded by layers of protective magic arrays, making it the safest place.

Besides, it's just facing a single soul.

Lynn raised his hand and summoned a fist-sized, silver-white container from the core area of ​​the Stigmata Domain. The surface of the container was engraved with several complex "Star System" sealing runes.

Inside the container, a dim light flickered slowly, like a compressed star, its color murky and its edges blurred—that was Aldrick's soul.

Now sealed in a container, it has shrunk into a small ball and no longer struggles.

Lynn carefully held the container in his palm, channeling his spiritual energy to communicate with the soul:

"Where did that Void Bat Demon go after it was devoured by your alchemy array?"

The dim light inside the container flashed briefly before dimming again.

After a long while, Aldrick's voice came from the container as he came to his senses.

"That bat-like monster? My alchemy array is a teleportation structure. I'll teleport it away first, and then decompose and refine the enemy on the spot at its destination."

"The teleportation point is underground in the Alchemy City Experimental Zone, which used to be a storage area for discarded materials and failed experiments. There is an alchemy array that I have carefully inscribed there."

He paused for a moment, then added, "You'd better hurry. There's a refining array I've drawn up there, and that area maintains low-intensity alchemical radiation year-round. If it goes on for too long, it will affect the stability of your remnant soul."

Upon hearing this, Lynn did not linger any longer. He put away the container, turned around, and left the open space, quickly flying towards the Alchemy City.

In a short while, Lynn had arrived at the Alchemy City and found the experimental area and the underground passage.

The entrance to the passage is on the west side of the Alchemy Association's experimental area.

Lynn walked down the passage, where remnants of alchemical runes could still be seen on the walls on both sides.

The edges of those patterns were blurred, like traces of slow erosion over a long period of time. In some areas, the patterns were already indistinct, leaving only shallow engravings.

The further down you go, the drier the air becomes, and there's a thick layer of gray dust on the ground that leaves clear footprints when you step on it.

It seems that few people come to the underground area.

Lynn stopped at the end of the passage. What seemed like a dead end was actually a disguised alchemical array.

And the alchemical array that Aldrick inscribed was inside.

After breaking through the disguised alchemical array in front of him, Lynn did not rush in, but cautiously released a swarm of shadow insects to investigate.

After all, this is Aldrick's old lair. That old guy has lived for so many years, who knows if he has any tricks up his sleeve.

What if he's hiding some kind of ultimate move like "living as long as heaven and earth," and turns me to ashes?

The swarm of insects quickly dispersed, extending forward along the cracks in the wall and covering the area in front.

A moment later, the swarm of insects transmitted back the images.

Ahead was an abandoned underground storage room, devoid of any living creatures, energy fluctuations, or traps.

Lynn then entered the secret room.

The interior was more spacious than the passageway, with a flat floor, smooth walls, and some miscellaneous items piled up around it.

There is a silver-white alchemical array pattern in the center of the ground, composed of fine lines, with obvious wear and blurring at the edges.

At the center of the array pattern lay a black and red unidentified wreckage, which looked somewhat similar to the Void Bat Demon.

Lynn used his mental energy to continuously probe the corpse and quickly came to a conclusion.

Those are the corpses and remnants of the Void Bat Demon!

At this moment, the remnant soul of the Void Bat Demon was already somewhat delirious under the refinement of the alchemy array. If the array had not lost its energy supply, it would probably have been refined long ago.

Lynn did not inspect the scene immediately. He stored the Void Bat Demon's corpse and remnant soul in his dimensional space, intending to deal with them later.

He stood up and used his mental power to scan every corner of the underground storage room, confirming that there were no other abnormal residues or hidden energy fluctuations.

There were some old alchemy materials and tools near the wall, but they were all ineffective, severely corroded, and covered with a thick layer of dust, with no obvious energy residue.

It looks like it was left over after Aldrick finished inscribing the alchemical array.

Several array patterns along the edge of the wall have completely broken, their energy completely depleted, leaving only dry traces of the patterns.

After confirming that there was nothing else of value, Lynn turned and walked back into the passage.

For necromancers, as long as there are remnants of souls and corpses remaining, there is still hope.

They are guys who play with the dead; to them, the demons of death are practically brand new.