Wizard Earl

Chapter 253 Condensing the Undead (2)

As the soul struggled, the black threads gradually enveloped it completely, forming a black cocoon of light. Seeing that things were progressing so smoothly, a smile appeared on Connor's lips, and he began to chant the incantation in a low voice once again.

Amid Connor's obscure, ancient incantations, the soul completely enveloped in black threads gradually gave up its struggle and returned to calm, while the black threads enveloping it began to gradually reveal a black flame.

Upon seeing the appearance of this layer of black flames, a solemn look reappeared in Connor's eyes. Although he had condensed the Delph soul, he still needed to take a crucial step to transform it into a spirit capable of casting the spell "Undead Entanglement".

This step involves erasing all the memories of the deceased soul and placing a protective barrier deep within it as a precaution. The reason for erasing the memories of the deceased soul and placing a protective barrier deep within it is for safety reasons!

To maximize its power, the spell "Entanglement" requires the caster to personally kill the undead that are the primary target of the spell. While this ensures power, it inevitably leaves hidden dangers. Furthermore, the original text of "Entanglement" states that the undead must reside within the caster's body, so the creator of this spell was not Shabi! Naturally, a solution to this problem was left behind.

The solution is to erase the memories of the deceased and then place a restriction deep within the deceased. Although these two methods still cannot completely avoid the problem of the undead entanglement spell causing backlash, they do reduce the probability of backlash. Although Connor wanted to house the undead in the glass ball he made, which is theoretically much safer than those that reside in his body, given Connor's cautious nature, he naturally wouldn't mind having an extra layer of protection.

While manipulating the black flames to refine Delph's soul, Connor took out several materials from his spatial ring and put them into the soul. This process lasted for a full half hour.

Half an hour later, Connor wiped the fine beads of sweat from his forehead and looked expectantly at the black cocoon of light that appeared in mid-air in front of him. With a thought, the black flames on the cocoon gradually extinguished, and the black threads on the cocoon quickly peeled off. A few breaths later, Delph's ghost—no! It should be called an undead now—appeared before Connor's eyes!

It was a half-green, half-black undead, exuding a ferocious aura. However, Connor, a psychic wizard, could clearly sense with his terrifying intuition that the undead was much more sluggish and less spiritual than before it was formed, but it had lost much of its resentment and hatred towards itself.

This discovery greatly pleased Connor. He didn't need the spirits to be particularly spiritual; he only needed them to faithfully carry out his commands and become a major tool in his struggles against others.

With the necromancer successfully condensed, Connor was ready to begin the final step: inhabiting the necromancer within the glass sphere he had meticulously crafted.

With a flick of his hand to the spatial ring on his wrist, Connor produced the glass sphere he had crafted himself.

Connor toyed with the glass marble in his hand for a moment, a serious look appearing on his face. Then, he carefully flicked the glass marble!

"Ding!"

The bounced glass ball immediately produced a crisp and melodious sound.

With the sound of the "ding," Connor could clearly feel the spirit he had conjured tremble slightly and resonate with the glass ball. This discovery excited Connor greatly. Although the glass ball could theoretically house spirits, it had never been tested before and there was still a certain risk involved. But it seemed that Connor was very lucky!

Connor cast a spell, and the black and green undead, under Connor's control, flew step by step toward the glass ball. Under Connor's watchful gaze, as soon as the glass ball and the undead made contact, the glass ball emitted a black and green light, sucking the undead into it in an instant!

Seeing that the spirit had successfully taken up residence in the glass sphere, Connor quickly used his mental power to examine the situation inside the glass sphere. He saw that the glass sphere was constantly absorbing energy particles from heaven and earth, then automatically refining them and transferring them to the black and green spirit residing inside.

After carefully confirming that everything was in order, Connor finally smiled with satisfaction. Now that he had reached this point, the spell of entanglement with the undead was basically a success!

Next, he had to test this necromancy spell to see if it was as powerful as the abyssal secrets described!

Having completed all the steps, Connor no longer needed to stay in the safe house. However, instead of immediately returning to his lair, he went to the most prosperous shopping mall in Rune—the Imperial Department Store—to meet Leoni. During this time, Connor had devoted all his attention to practicing the spell "Undead Entanglement" and had no energy to care about anything else.

The deadline he and Margaret had set for refining the alchemical golem in half a month had already passed several days. So, having dealt with the undead entanglement issue today, Connor didn't want to postpone it any longer. He retrieved the materials for refining the alchemical golem and prepared to begin researching how to do it.

After entering the Imperial Department Store, amidst the bustling crowd, Connor, in order to avoid attracting attention, did not head straight for Leoni's lingerie store. Instead, he circled around, bought a few things casually, and then pretended to shop before heading to Leoni's women's lingerie store.

Since everyone was already familiar with each other, Leoni immediately spotted Connor. After exchanging glances, Connor, in perfect unison, pretended to be looking at lingerie and went into the small room in Leoni's shop.

Connor wasn't kept waiting long. Three minutes after Connor entered the small room, Leonie followed, closing the door behind her. Her first words to Connor were, with some concern, "What's wrong?"

Connor gave a wry smile to himself. He knew Leonie was asking why he wasn't punctual! Shaking his head slightly, Connor said apologetically, "I'm sorry, I've been at a crucial stage in my cultivation these past few days, so I was a few days late. By the way! Have all the materials arrived?"

"The materials arrived in Rune a week ago and are currently stored in the Alpha warehouse. There's a hidden compartment in the fifth pillar from the left in the warehouse. Here's how to open it!" After saying that, Leonie handed a small note to Connor.

(End of this chapter)