Dark Wizard: Rise! My undead army!

The centuries of time have caused heavy losses to both sides, but have also allowed the wizarding world to develop rapidly.

Relying on constantly evolving war magic, alchemy, and the industrialized production capabilities of undead constructs, they gradually gained an advantage on the battlefield.

Meanwhile, the Abyss was not idle either. Dozens of Abyssal layers that participated in the invasion gradually moved closer to the Wizarding World, attempting to send in more power and disrupt the balance.

Over the past few centuries, the entire Bone-Eroding Starfield has been reduced to a shattered continent suspended in the void.

Countless torn dimensional fragments, the ruins of sorcery fortresses, and islands piled with demon corpses formed a "shattered world," which was then forcibly glued together by a powerful sorcery array.

The corpses of countless demons gradually infected and eroded the entire Bone-Eroding Starfield with the abyssal aura.

Unwilling to sit idly by and wait for their demise, the wizards spent hundreds of years gradually transforming the Bone-Eater Starfield into a "wizard-like world."

The underlying rules here are anchored and covered by the law network of the Wizarding World, which greatly suppresses the manifestation of the Abyss characteristics (such as Abyss Erosion, Chaos Regeneration, and Mind Whispers).

The demons were fighting as if they were in the deep sea, their combat power was greatly suppressed, and they gradually found it difficult to move forward.

The wizarding world gradually suppressed the Abyss and took the opportunity to weaken the connections between the Abyss layers that participated in the invasion.

When the invading legion of a certain abyss is severely damaged in its connection with the original plane, the Saintly Stigmata Wizards stationed there will jointly launch a terrifying "planar operation" to "sever" that abyss from the main body.

These fragmented pieces were later transformed into resource demi-planes such as the "Rotten Abyss" and the "Forest of Ten Thousand Bones," or became "Stigmata Domain Dimensions" for some newly promoted Stigmata.

The war was a protracted drain on both sides, but for the wizarding world, it was also a period of plunder and expansion.

This made the Abyss's Will realize something was wrong. They were the ones invading the Wizarding World, so why was their territory shrinking more and more as they fought?

Therefore, the invasion of the Abyss into the Wizarding World has gradually slowed down in recent years.

They only send out an endless sea of ​​demons to deplete the wizarding world's power, no longer invading deeply, to avoid being "fleeced" by the wizarding world.

This made life a little easier for the wizards, and the "loss" rate wasn't as high, giving each academy the resources to invade other "planes".

Hmm... speaking of which, the Endless Abyss and the Wizarding World have something in common: both involve external aggression and expansion to plunder resources and develop themselves.

The Endless Abyss is more purely about survival and growth, relying on war to sustain itself, while the Wizarding World constantly acquires knowledge, various cultivation systems, and all useful resources to strengthen itself.

The wizards broke through the resistance of the original plane, captured the natives and formed "servants" to be used as cannon fodder to invade other planes.

The captured abyssal demons were no exception; after being captured by various academies, they were thrown into different planes to be raised.

In the rotting abyss, some demons could not withstand the corrosive influence of the massive amount of death energy and gradually rotted and became undead.

Some of them transformed into bone demons, half-demon and half-undead, while others completely decayed into various undead creatures.

Low-ranking lesser demons like the Fearful Demon and the Quaser Demon have fragile souls, and their flesh rots quickly in the decaying abyss environment, making them more likely to turn into mindless "Rotting Corpses" or "Wailing Imp Ghosts".

Succubi, demons that lean towards the spiritual and the desireful, may transform into "Lamenting Banshees" or "Tempting Souls" after death if their obsession is strong enough.

The more powerful [Berserker Demon] transforms into [Berserker Corpse Demon], the [Seduction Demon] into [Whispering Wraith], the [Six-Armed Serpent Demon] into [Sword Skeleton Demon], and the [Demon-Hunting Spider] into [Skeleton Spider Mother]...

There's also the infamous Balrog, whose bones retain a large amount of hellfire energy after death, transforming into top-tier undead like the [Blazing Skeleton] or [Scorched Ember Guardian].

Demons possess powerful bodies and magical abilities, making them far more powerful than undead transformed from ordinary creatures.

Therefore, many wizards from the Bone Academy would go to those demiplanes to capture demonic undead to build their own undead army.

Although Lynn can no longer go to the dangerous "Rotten Abyss" to catch babies, it's still nice to have some fun in the "Rotten Swamp".

Maybe we can catch a few half-undead "demon babies".

...

Gregor saw Lynn lost in his daydream again and quickly interrupted him.

"Alright, alright, this time the teleportation point is the 'Miasma Outpost.' Go quickly and come back quickly, don't cause any more trouble!"

Although his tone was impatient, Gregor still got up and walked towards the teleportation array.

When exceptions are made too often, they seem to become a habit.

Lynn skillfully replenished his energy pool and stood in the middle of the battle while under the [Mimicry] spell.

After a flash of gray light and a slight feeling of dizziness, he found himself standing in a place that was even more damp and dark than the "Stone Outpost".

The air was filled with a faint, sweet, fishy, ​​and putrid odor, and the humidity was higher than in other places, carrying a hint of miasma.

Miasma outpost.

The architectural style here is quite different from other outposts; the entire outpost seems to be built on the edge of a huge mushroom forest.

The buildings were mostly simple shacks, some of which were simply hollowed-out giant fungi.

Due to the effects of miasma and toxins, there are not many apprentices at the outpost, but most of them are at the peak of the second or third rank.

They all wore gas masks or amulets that emitted a purifying glow.

Many apprentices were astonished to see Lynn appear out of nowhere.

Teleportation array?

Is this some kind of high-end setup?

Many people cast wary, inquisitive, or slightly awe-inspiring glances at them.

This kid is definitely not simple!

Those who can be directly teleported to such frontline outposts must either have a powerful background, be extremely strong, or have both.

They are definitely not someone to be trifled with.

Lynn ignored the stares and quickly adjusted his breathing to the faint traces of toxins in the air.

The faint light emitted by the Tear of Tranquility helped filter out most of his mental discomfort.

He took out a map to determine the direction, and then released seven bone crows to fly high into the sky to explore the surrounding area.

The swampy area of ​​the Rotten Forest, with its glossy, dark green sheen, lies behind the mist not far from the outpost.

He didn't linger at the miasma outpost. After confirming the direction, he immediately summoned his skeletal horse and rode out of the outpost's area.

Only after getting far from the outpost did they summon Megatron, mount the imposing steed, and head towards the swamp forest.

Megatron's heavy footsteps slammed into the damp, muddy ground, splashing up streaks of black mud.

The deeper you go, the harsher the surrounding environment becomes.

The sweet, pungent, and putrid stench in the air grew stronger and stronger, almost condensing into a visible, pale green miasma.