Necromancer: Becoming a God from a Lord

Fer Holden didn't know for a moment whether he was dazzled or Kel'Thuzad was out of his mind.

He stared blankly for several minutes, watching the forum fall silent instantly after the other party sent this message, and he didn't know what to say.

"He is a research-type spellcaster, and he actually took the initiative to ask for a one-on-one spell duel with a high-level battle mage?"

Angry words! Definitely angry words! An independent spellcaster who originally had no resources and status, after encountering such unfair and biased doubts and opposition, must have been full of anger, so he wanted to communicate with the opponent on the physical level of magic without thinking, and use blood and magic to wash away the insults and contempt he had suffered...

Thinking of this, Fel felt that it was justifiable, and muttered to himself: "Alas... I am angry, but this guy doesn't even consider his specific situation. You are a weak academic stick who will fall down at the touch of a button. Why do you have the right to directly confront us magic thugs who have undergone body transformation!"

Of course, the majority of the spellcasters in the spellcaster forum are research-type spellcasters who are nicknamed "academic sticks" by battle mages. He will not directly send messages to the forum to mock such a slightly teasing and discriminatory adjective.

Otherwise, what awaits him is that before Kel'Thuzad starts the duel, he, Fel Holden, will be honored to receive a bunch of "truth debate" challenges from research-type spellcasters in the forum.

After trying to organize his words, Fell quickly typed and began to persuade this impulsive "academic idiot" netizen.

[Son of Fire: @Mr. Kel'Thuzad, you are too impulsive! Isn't it a well-known fact that research-type spellcasters cannot fight against high-level battle mages? The other party will not let you off in a duel, and you will die on the spot! ]

[Man in the Mirror: Be careful! Be careful! Researchers should not confront those magic maniacs head-on. Academic disputes should be resolved through debate in the Hall of Truth! ]

[Storm Walker: I understand Mr. Kel'Thuzad's anger. This is not a dispute of will, but a battle of dignity... I wonder if there has been a practice in the past tradition that allows close companions or friends to replace themselves in magic duels? If so, I can...]

[Shadow Knight: No, in the ancient wizard tradition, both the challenger and the challenger must face each other in person and cannot be replaced by anyone else. This is the only way to ensure fairness and justice! 】

This Mr. Storm Walker, whom Harvey had never met before, actually planned to take over this life-and-death duel between spellcasters on his behalf. Although the main reason was that this member was naturally hostile to the faction members close to the church, this act of actively offering him help and protection still made Harvey inexplicably moved for a while.

Of course, this also indirectly proves that this high-level spellcaster who has been stationed in the battlefield of the Evil Moon Mountains for many years is very confident in his own combat strength and believes that he can completely suppress and defeat the opponent who initiated the duel.

Harvey scratched his head and muttered: "The challenger is also from the Mage Warband of the Evil Moon Mountains. Could it be that they have irreconcilable contradictions in reality? Storm Walker intends to take this opportunity to attack the opponent?"

However, his choice to engage in a magic duel was not a momentary impulse caused by an insult to his dignity, but rather he intended to take this opportunity to verify the power of his original super-level magic.

Anyway, Harvey had no intention of going to Alaye in person and risking his life to participate in this completely meaningless duel. He had the secret ability to freely shuttle through the magic net and directly attack the enemy through energy beams. It would be effortless to deal with an ordinary high-level battle mage.

And he didn't need to let Shadow Knight or Storm Walker and others complete the target positioning for him. He only needed to ask Mr. Heart Demon again and let his group of "devout believers" entrenched near the Evil Moon Mountains secretly take action and lock on the spellcaster who was often active on the battlefield. He could quickly kill the opponent directly without exposing his identity.

The high-level judges of the church in the Evil Moon Mining Area all died from the devil's summons. A battle mage of the Federation and the Wizard Kingdom died in the same way. What was there to doubt? Anyway, Mr. Heart Demon didn't mind taking the blame.

What Harvey really wanted to rely on was the three strange body puppets that could be hatched and manipulated, which were located in the Anchor of the Spirit and stored on the mysterious beach!

Using them to plant spiritual seeds, and then with the ability of soul separation, remotely controlling puppets to deal with magic duels, even if you lose, there will not be much loss, and you can also gain a lot of experimental verification data, why not?

Kel'Thuzad is dead, Harvey still has a lot of unactivated small accounts in the forum that can be used at any time. At worst, he can re-establish a cooperative relationship with these members.

[Kel'Thuzad: Everyone, I understand your concerns and goodwill, but I have decided to accept the duel challenge. Please believe in my ability. I have a way to fight against the battle mage who openly opposes. ]

[Magic Shield: This... This is simply too risky! ]

[Frost Giant: Mr. Kel'Thuzad, I suggest you consider it carefully! I don't want to lose a friendly forum member, my friend! ]

[Hand of Elements: Should I ask Mr. Turing to come forward and persuade Mr. Kel'Thuzad? I think he is overwhelmed by anger and humiliation... Alas! ]

Harvey looked at the members who kept sending messages to persuade him, and couldn't help but curl up his lips and chuckle.

The administrator Mr. Turing came forward, but he couldn't dissuade Mr. Kel'Thuzad. After all, together with the observer Neumann, they were all Harvey's various forum vests, layered like nesting dolls, forming a trinity of online identities.

[Scorching Overlord: Since Mr. Kel'Thuzad insisted on doing so, we have no choice. Please respect his ideas and choices! I believe that as he said, there is a way to deal with this duel...]

No mistake, one post, one content, one book, one bar, one 6, one 9!

Harvey raised his eyebrows, thinking that this legendary spellcaster in the forum was really an extremely shrewd old fox. He was very likely to see that he might have some powerful trump card, and he might even suspect that the administrator Turing would secretly help him.

After all, Mr. Turing was identified as an ancient secret existence with a non-human identity. Since he was willing to take action against the high-level judge of the church entrenched in the Evil Moon Mine under his pleading before, it is understandable that he is willing to secretly help a forum member in a magic duel.

[Kel'Thuzad: Mr. Scorching Lord, can I get a formal promise from the Federation not to make this magic duel public, and only keep it secret under the witness of the Federation's senior leaders? I don't want to expose my anonymous identity...]

[Shadow Knight: A completely reasonable request. We promised not to expose your identity before. In this way... I can lend you a legendary magic weapon. It has no attack or defense function. The only function is to cover up your unique magic fluctuations and hide your real body shape and appearance. No magic or divine detection can crack it. 】

【Scorching Lord: I agree to this request. This duel will be held in the closed space of the Araiya Magic Tower under the direct witness of the three chiefs of the Federation... The many internal faction personnel involved in this matter will be imposed with a confidentiality agreement. Except for the result of the duel, no additional information will be disclosed! 】