Dark Wizard: Rise! My undead army!

The five apprentices, leading their undead squad, slowly approached Lynn, but they didn't take their master seriously. Instead, they stared intently at Megatron.

Few have ever seen such a majestic and imposing bone beast; it is truly the bone beast of their dreams.

The leader was a bald, third-class apprentice with a face full of scars. He rode a level 3 skeleton war wolf, his eyes greedily locked on Megatron.

Stop.

The bald man raised his hand, and the team stopped and spread out in a fan shape, subtly forming an encirclement.

Lynn stared at the group with great interest.

"You... need something?"

The bald man licked his lips.

"Kid, did you catch this skeletal wyvern?"

Lynn chuckled to himself.

"Of course, even if I were incredibly brave, I wouldn't dare ride a wild undead around, would I?"

The bald man was overjoyed upon hearing this. If this kid had borrowed a proper wizard's undead mount, he would have turned tail and run, but now...

"Kid, you're in luck. But a little kid like you probably can't handle a mount of this caliber."

"so?"

"Therefore, I, in a moment of mercy, will exchange this powerful and loyal bone dog for you. If you know what's good for you, hand over this bone dragon."

The bald man grinned, revealing a mouthful of yellow teeth.

"We can let you leave safely. Otherwise... this eternal graveyard is very dangerous."

After saying that, the bald man waved his hand, and a weak level 1 bone dog walked tremblingly in front of Megatron, Soulfire not daring to meet Megatron's eyes at all.

If it still had a tail, it would probably have tucked it between its legs by now.

Lynn looked at the smug bald man and his teammates behind him who were laughing maliciously, and slowly shook his head.

"I mean... have your brains been overwhelmed by negativity?"

"What kind of confidence makes you think... you've got me figured out?"

The bald man was stunned for a moment, then burst into wild laughter: "Hahaha! Kid, are you scared out of your wits? Take a good look at how many of us there are!"

"No matter how much garbage there is, it's still garbage."

Lynn spoke slowly.

"And... I hate yellow teeth!"

Having said that, Lynn stopped wasting words. There was no point in arguing with these idiots, so he might as well just send them on their way.

The bald man's face darkened: "You're courting death! Attack!"

As soon as he finished speaking, a bright red flower of blood exploded beside him.

The first to act were not the bald man's teammates or the undead, but a completely black skeleton that jumped out of the shadows and then killed another third-class apprentice with a single strike.

This scene left the other apprentices dumbfounded.

No... the war has only just begun, how come one of our generals is already dead?

Are third-class apprentices really that fragile?

It can only be said that the apprentice was too arrogant and too brainless, thinking that his side had the numbers and that he had Lynn figured out.

If you dare to appear in front of the enemy without any defensive magic, who else would we kill but you?

Look at that bald guy. He's arrogant too, but he put on a "negative energy shield" before he started showing off.

Seeing that the third-class apprentices had been defeated in an instant, the other second-class apprentices began to frantically put on various defensive measures.

One of the apprentices actually pulled out a heavy tortoise shell and put it on, becoming a cowardly turtle.

Well... it's really safe, but it's also really embarrassing.

The moment the third-class apprentice died, the level 3 hard-skinned zombie, the bound spirit, and several level 1 bone dogs he controlled went berserk and began to attack everything around them indiscriminately.

The closest to them are naturally the undead of their teammates.

In an instant, the apprentices' undead squads were thrown into chaos.

The bald man's face was grim. He ordered his undead guards and three apprentice teammates to deal with the internal chaos first, while he rode his bone wolf and kept a close eye on Lynn.

Lynn didn't care about chivalry; taking advantage of the chaos within the enemy ranks, he directly summoned his own men.

The next second, the Undead Ring shone brightly!

Death Knight, Hammer, and A-Brother jumped out and charged towards the bald man.

Gu Erdan also began to gather curses to continuously weaken the enemy.

Taking advantage of the bald man's momentary shock, Wu Liuqi jumped out and slashed at his neck with a black dagger, but it was firmly blocked by the shield.

As for Megatron...

Why use a sledgehammer to crack a nut?

The main concern is that if it unleashes a burst of dragon breath, there probably won't be much left, which would be a huge waste of resources.

The Death Knight was still in the lead, charging directly at the bald man, his bone sword slashing heavily towards his head.

Brother A, seeing the apprentice's corpse lying on the ground, attacked it as if it were a stunning beauty, tearing it apart while it was still warm.

The sledgehammer slowly charged forward; its speed... well, let's not even go there.

The bald man's expression at that moment was quite remarkable, shifting from greed to astonishment, and from astonishment to fear in less than a breath.

"This...this is impossible..." The bald man's voice trembled. "How could you possibly control so many powerful undead..."

But the tense situation on the scene left him no time to be shocked.

"Forget about those undead, kill that kid first!"

Baldy made a quick decision, preparing to capture the leader first, and had several men surround and kill Lynn.

Before he could finish speaking, he rode his bone wolf and quickly retreated.

The remaining three apprentices were slightly taken aback, looking at the group of powerful undead charging forward, and then at the bald man who was constantly retreating.

Wait... what do you mean? You told us to go, but you ran away first.

What? You want us to be your cannon fodder and cover your escape?

None of the apprentices were fools. In the current situation, whoever went in would die, so they didn't even bother to recall their own undead spirits, and rode off on their mounts.

Their mounts were also incredibly diverse, including bone horses, bone sheep, and even a bone boar...

"A bunch of idiots!!"

The bald man was furious.

He originally planned to lure away the group of undead chasing him to create an opportunity for others, but these cowards ran away faster than the last one!

A pack of stray dogs can't cause any trouble, and soon all the enemies were wiped out.

Lynn accepted their entire inheritance, receiving 800 contribution points, 67 magic stones, and some materials and supplies.

Their souls are placed in "soul lamps" to keep Daya company.

As for the corpses... although it was a bit wasteful, Lynn still handed them all over to Brother A to devour.

For Brother A, the apprentice's corpse was an excellent tonic, after all, it had been cleansed by negative energy multiple times, making it much better than those undead creatures.

As for their berserk undead, the level 3 ones were suppressed and collected by Lynn, and thrown into the undead space to be sold later.

As for the level 1 and level 2 undead Lynn, he didn't think much of him and simply had his minions tear him apart to replenish his soul fire.

Although they can be taken back and sold for money, their value is too low, and they just take up space in the Undead Ring. It's better to catch some level 3 ones on the way back.

The bone crows stayed behind and were directly subdued by Lynn.

If they still had the instinct to seek advantage and avoid harm, they would never have rushed towards Lynn.

Their berserk state makes them reckless, only wanting to kill every creature in their sight.