Necromancer: Becoming a God from a Lord

Harvey was dragged up from the soft bed by Reiner, and was helped to sit in front of the "magic brain" instrument in a daze.

Recently, Harvey worked all night with Asdalen to rush to make the first batch of "magic energy gun" weapons, causing him to be jet-lagged and exhausted.

If Reiner had not been informed in advance that he must wake him up, he would have almost missed this week's forum exchange meeting.

When Harvey slowly logged into the magic network forum, he found that the mutual greetings at the exchange meeting had ended.

[Magic Shield: The demon offensive in the Evil Moon Mountains suddenly weakened. Why didn't they choose to pursue the victory? The hybrid monsters joining the battlefield clearly brought them such a favorable situation...]

[Son of Flame: Maybe the hybrid monsters consume too many resources, and their supply lines may be on the verge of collapse? ]

[Frost Giant: What are you dreaming about? In this year's war, the Federation has not succeeded in any attack on the demon supply line. ]

[Son of Fire: Then tell me why they suddenly weakened their offensive? ]

[Frost Giant: None of my business! ]

[Earth-loving One: @Mr. Frost Giant, have you made any progress in your research on unknown minerals? ]

Harvey found that the "Frost Giant" on the screen had not replied to this message for a long time. It seemed that he was talking about something else.

This forum member who boasted of his superb ore identification ability also encountered problems in the analysis of beetle ore.

Harvey was not in a hurry at all. He just needed to wait for the other party to ask him actively, and then ask for a high price with the research results.

After all, the other party only had one piece of such ore, and Harvey was not worried that his technology would be cracked or imitated.

Even if this magical beetle creature had traces in other places on the continent, Harvey believed that no one would happen to have the legendary spellcasting material - high-level vampire blood, and then coincidentally conduct an analysis experiment on the ore.

[Frost Giant: You should ask this question to the instigator, Mr. @Kel'Thuzad, and let him consider whether he is willing to share. ]

What a trick to divert attention and save face, Harvey couldn't help laughing.

This forum member codenamed "Frost Giant" has a strong self-esteem.

[Kel'Thuzad: I'm sorry, my research progress is also very shallow. Before further results are achieved, I will not consider sharing it with everyone for the time being. ]

Harvey is not short of points, so there is no need to disclose some high-level knowledge in exchange for points and forum reputation.

After all, when it comes to reputation, who can compare with the mysterious and powerful "Administrator Turing"?

The main purpose today is to find a way to exchange for a three-ring powerful spell suitable for the level of a beginner spellcaster at the exchange meeting, preferably a necromancy spell, or other spells that can use death energy to cast.

But directly asking for a deal will immediately expose the disguise of a high-level spellcaster, and people will see through the nature of a rookie at a glance.

High-level spellcasters still need to find others in the forum to trade elementary spells. This kind of thing is a joke in the spellcasting world, so Harvey still needs to think about how to make up a reason to cover it up.

Sure enough, after the exchange meeting, the "Frost Giant" immediately sent a communication message to contact Harvey.

[Frost Giant: Mr. Kel'Thuzad, regarding the research progress on ore that you mentioned at the exchange meeting, can you share it with me for a fee? ]

[Kel'Thuzad: What are you going to exchange? I don't lack points, and I don't consider direct money exchange. ]

[Frost Giant: Haha, I expected this a long time ago. A spellcaster like you who can successfully explore the ruins of ancient wizards must be a battle mage, right? ]

Harvey neither denied nor confirmed, and did not reply to the other party immediately to ensure the mystery of his identity.

[Frost Giant: I don't intend to explore your identity. If you don't mind, I would like to introduce another forum member to reach a satisfactory result for everyone through a three-party transaction. ]

Good fellow, this Frost Giant actually has such a unique and avant-garde business mind, which is really not easy.

Harvey deliberately thought for a moment, and then expressed his agreement in a light tone.

Not long after, the code name of "Scorching Overlord" lit up on the crystal plate, and this member who was suspected to be a legendary spellcaster joined Harvey's trading chat with the Frost Giant.

[Frost Giant: Mr. Scorching Overlord is a powerful spellcaster with a rich collection. I will provide a trading item he needs, and then he will provide a trading item that Mr. Kel'Thuzad needs. This round-robin transaction can ensure that all three of us can make a profit. ]

[Scorching Overlord: I have no objection, but I will consider whether the request made by Mr. Kel'Thuzad matches the value of the item I obtained. ]

[Frost Giant: Of course, if the value of the exchanged items is not equal, I am willing to bear the price difference compensation. ]

[Kel'Thuzad: I have no objection either. 】

Harvey had already thought of a reason to make up, but if the transaction object was the Burning Overlord who was suspected to be a legendary spellcaster, he felt that he could even be a little greedy.

[Kel'Thuzad: One of my necromancer friends needs to prepare a junior third-level necromancy spell for his apprentice, but my friend is a combat spellcaster and has little research on spells, so I hope to exchange it for a creative necromancy spell, or an improved necromancy spell...]

Harvey planned to ask for a sky-high price first, and wait for the other party to pay back.

Creative spells are indeed extremely precious. Ordinary spellcasters will regard them as their own trump cards and will not exchange them with others at will.

However, the creative spells of the primary three rings are obviously of the type that are more useless. After all, it is still a primary level, and its power is even far less than that of the intermediate or advanced general spells.

This type of spell creation is often the result of the scraps that legendary spellcasters use for practice during the research process.

[Scorching Overlord: Do you need combat spells or auxiliary spells? ]

Harvey's eyes lit up, thinking that this deal might be possible, and quickly typed a reply.

[Kel'Thuzad: Combat, the necromancer faction to which my friend belongs are all combat mages. ]

No mistakes, one post, one content, one book, one forum, one 6, one 9!

[Frost Giant: Haha, it seems that I am your comrade-in-arms who explores the ruins with you. Your friendship is worthy of praise! ]

[Scorching Overlord: Primary three-ring necromancy spell, creative, called Mirror Curse, the effect of casting is to create a mirror image that is exactly the same as the caster. This shadow will follow the caster's thoughts and curse the designated target. This curse will directly damage the soul level of the target creature and cannot be exempted by any primary defense spell, but it can be dispelled by the Radiant Divine Spell.]

Harvey stared at the text information on the crystal plate and was shocked for several seconds before he came back to his senses.

As expected of a legendary caster's creative spell, it is actually the most powerful curse spell among the taboo spells. This Mr. Scorching Overlord is really arrogant, so blatantly showing his ability to research and create taboo spells.

[Kel'Thuzad: I accept the deal. This is a spell with good power.]

[Frost Giant: That's great. Mr. Scorching Overlord will hand over the spell to me later. I will hand it over after Mr. Kel'Thuzad and I have verified the results of the ore research. ]

[Scorching Overlord: Very reasonable, let's do it.]

After saying that, the code name of this legendary boss dimmed instantly, and this offline speed really surprised Harvey.

[Kel'Thuzad: You may try more in the direction of non-human alien creatures in the analysis materials of ore, such as dragon subspecies, deformed elves, soul-eating kraken, high-level vampires... But I am not sure now, and I am still in the process of trying. After all, most of these alien creatures are endangered and it is difficult to capture them alive.]

[Frost Giant: Hahaha! I knew that my research direction was correct! Sure enough, it was analyzed with materials rich in magic collected by alien creatures!]

Harvey felt that he could see the other party dancing with joy through the crystal screen.

[Frost Giant: So you can't get these materials, how did you get this conclusion? ]

[Kel'Thuzad: I used some substitute materials to trigger the analysis reaction of the ore, but it didn't succeed in the end. I also have some material reserves, so it doesn't matter if there is no living body. ]

[Kel'Thuzad: I will send you a list of substitute materials that have analytical reactions so that you can observe them in the experiment...]

Harvey felt that providing a bunch of wrong answers and a correct answer that was extremely difficult to obtain was not a pure scam.

Less than half an hour after the transaction was completed and offline, the small teleportation array made a buzzing sound, and the inscription lit up and went out.

A scroll sealed with a magic seal lay quietly in the center of the teleportation array.

This is also a common method used by spellcasters to keep files confidential. Once the magic seal is forcibly opened, it can never be restored, and the seal can never be applied again. The recipient will obviously find the fact that the content has been leaked.

Harvey picked up the parchment scroll with the magic pattern shining on the surface, and used his fingertips to drive the magic power to gently break the seal and slowly unfold the scroll.

A magic matrix with indescribable strange beauty and rhythm of lines appeared in front of Harvey.

A three-ring necromancy magic created by a legendary spellcaster - the Mirror Curse.