Game Invasion: Awakening the Necromancer at the Start

"How is this possible..." Blade couldn't believe his eyes.

He gritted his teeth and decided to take action himself. Unleashing the full power of a level 29 swordsman, he transformed into a streak of sword light, thrusting straight at Su Wan!

"Brother, be careful!" Su Li exclaimed.

Su Wan didn't even glance at him.

Just as the blade was three meters from Su Wan's throat, three bone spears appeared out of thin air, forming a triangular shape to block all his escape routes. At the same time, bone hands reached out from the ground and grabbed his ankles.

"What?!" Blade was shocked and tried to break free, but it was too late.

Su Wan finally turned her head to look at him, and then gently snapped her fingers.

The ground exploded, and bone spikes pierced through the blade's body from bottom to top.

His eyes widened, his health bar instantly dropped to zero, and he vanished in a flash of white light.

"The vice president is dead!"

"Run!"

Bloodblade Guild collapsed, and other teams began to scatter and flee. But Su Wan had no intention of letting them go.

"All troops, attack!"

The horde of skeletons began their advance, clearing the battlefield like a reaper. Members of the Eternal Temple followed behind, finishing off the remaining enemies with astonishing efficiency.

As Ling flew into the air, its data eye swept across the entire area: "Three hundred people are attempting to assemble in the northwest, and two hundred are retreating in the southeast. It is recommended to prioritize eliminating those in the northwest."

"Received." Su Wan directed the skeleton to turn around.

The battle lasted for two hours.

When the last batch of enemies fled the factory area, the entire battlefield had become a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood, mostly the remains of skeletons.

Su Wan lost over two hundred skeletons, but killed ten times that number of enemies.

Only a dozen or so people from the Eternal Temple sustained minor injuries, and they recovered quickly under Su Li's treatment.

"Is it over?" Zhang Wei shook the blood off his hands, still somewhat unsatisfied.

"The bounty mission... has been cancelled," Zero suddenly said.

She brought up the system panel, which displayed: [Due to the extremely high danger posed by the bounty target and the resulting numerous casualties among professionals, the bounty mission has been terminated early.]

"We won!" Wang Meng cheered, raising his battle axe.

The members of the Eternal Temple erupted in thunderous cheers.

Su Wan looked at Ling and asked, "Are you alright?"

Zero's data eyes flickered: "I... don't quite understand. You're fighting for me, risking your lives, it doesn't make sense."

"Emotions can't be explained by logic," Lin Qingyue said softly as she walked to her side. "Welcome to the human world, Zero."

Zero remained silent for a long time before finally saying softly, "I will continue to study."

Just then, Su Wan's communicator rang. It was Qin Weiguo.

"Su Wan, you've caused too much of a stir." The war god's voice was tinged with helplessness. "Eight hundred people killed in two hours, and now the entire China theater is talking about you."

"I'm sorry, General. But it's necessary."

"I know," Qin Weiguo sighed. "But next time, give them a heads-up so the military can be prepared. Also, the Wang family's affair has been investigated; they did indeed collude with the Eye of the Abyss. You did the right thing."

After hanging up the call, Su Wan looked at everyone: "Clean up the battlefield, then return to the territory to celebrate!"

"oh!"

Amid the cheers, Su Wan saw Su Li quietly walk up to him and tug at his sleeve with her small hand.

"What's wrong?" Su Wan asked, looking down.

Su Li pursed her lips and whispered, "Brother, the ring that Sister Lin Qingyue gave you just now... is very beautiful."

Su Wan chuckled: "Jealous?"

"No way!" Su Li turned her head away, but her ears turned red.

Su Wan ruffled her hair: "Silly girl, I wear the Holy Light Ring you gave me every day."

Su Li then turned around, her eyes sparkling: "Really?"

"certainly."

Su Li smiled, a smile like that of a child.

Zero was recording all of this from the sidelines, a complex light flowing in the eyes of the data.

[Emotional sample collection: joy, gratitude, jealousy, warmth... Database being updated.]

[Conclusion: Human relationship networks are more complex than any code, and therefore more beautiful.]

She looked up at Su Wan, who was surrounded by the crowd.

Perhaps staying here is a good choice.

A week after the bounty controversy, the reputation of the Temple of Eternity reached new heights.

Discussions about that battle continued to escalate on the forum. Some called Su Wan the "Skeleton Tyrant," others the "Undead Catastrophe," but many more began to revere the Eternal Temple, this emerging power.

The number of applications for the guild has surged, and Luo Hao has to process hundreds of applications every day, so the screening criteria have also been raised accordingly.

But Su Wan did not become obsessed with empty fame. He knew that the true path to becoming a strong person had only just begun.

That morning, he was instructing new recruits at the territory's training ground.

"Skeletons aren't just simple cannon fodder," Su Wan explained to a group of new summoner members. "They can be shield walls, rains of arrows, or traps."

With a thought, the ten skeletons on the field began to change formation: the front row crouched down and raised their shields, the middle row set up their bone spears, and the back row drew their bone bows. Their movements were perfectly synchronized, like a well-trained army.

"Wow..." the newlyweds exclaimed.

"This requires precise mental control," Su Wan said. "Each skeleton is like an independent combat unit. You need to issue commands to them simultaneously and adjust them in real time according to the battle situation."

A young summoner raised his hand: "Guild Master, how many can you control at the same time?"

Su Wan thought for a moment: "Currently there are about three hundred, but we are still increasing."

"Three hundred?!" Everyone gasped.

Keep in mind that an average summoner is considered skilled if they can control ten summons simultaneously. Three hundred? What does that even mean?

"Don't be too ambitious," Su Wan said with a smile. "Start by controlling one, and gradually increase the number. Remember, quantity is not the only thing; quality is more important."

Just then, Luo Hao rushed into the training ground: "President, there's news!"

Su Wan let the newcomers practice on their own, then walked aside with Luo Hao: "What's wrong?"

"A new dungeon entrance has been discovered in the eastern suburbs of Jiangcheng," Luo Hao said in a low voice. "I heard it's related to the dragon race and is called [Dragon Blood Secret Realm]."

Su Wan raised an eyebrow: "Dragon race?"

"Yes, and there are restrictions." Luo Hao brought up the information panel. "Only those with 'Dragon Bloodline' or 'Dragon-type Class' can enter. Currently, all the major guilds are looking for bloodline holders to form teams for raiding."

Dragon Blood Secret Realm… Su Wan pondered.

"Is there any other intelligence?"

"Yes." Luo Hao's expression turned serious. "The Ye family from the capital has sent people."

Su Wan's eyes narrowed: "The Ye family?"

"Five people have arrived, all of them experts, with an average level of over 25. The leader is a young man named Ye Wuhen, who is said to be Ye Hongyu's cousin."

"What are they trying to do?"

"It's still unclear, but they've already settled in Jiangcheng and seem to be inquiring about Ye Hongyu's whereabouts."

Su Wan frowned.

Ye Hongyu joined the union not long ago. She mentioned that she fled to Jiangcheng because she didn't want to be controlled by her family.

The Ye family's visit is definitely not just for a casual reminiscing.

"I understand." Su Wan patted Luo Hao on the shoulder. "Continue to gather intelligence, especially on the movements of those people from the Ye family."

"clear."

After Luo Hao left, Su Wan thought for a moment, then turned and walked towards the villa area. Ye Hongyu lived in Villa No. 3, not far from Su Wan's main house.

Knocking on the door, Ye Hongyu was practicing boxing in the yard. She was only wearing a sports vest and shorts, her sweaty red hair plastered to the side of her neck, and her wheat-colored skin glowed healthily in the sunlight.

The dragon blood gave him smooth, powerful muscle lines, and every punch made a whooshing sound.

"What's wrong?" Ye Hongyu closed her fist and wiped her sweat.

"The Ye family has sent people," Su Wan said bluntly.

Ye Hongyu paused for a moment, then sneered, "Finally found you."