Dark Wizard: Rise! My undead army!

On the second floor of the ossuary, Lynn gazed at the vast amount of knowledge and took a deep breath.

Although the knowledge in the free area is basic, it is vast and boundless. During his apprenticeship, Lynn could only pick out the key points to record by making his own "radish stamps".

Now, with all thirty threads of [Analysis] fully activated, coupled with nearly five hundred points of mental energy and the instantaneous storage of the [Memory Library], the efficiency is terrifying.

He walked slowly among countless bookshelves and memory crystals, and wherever he passed, knowledge flooded into his sea of ​​consciousness like a tide:

The Practical Guide to Soul Surgery (Third Edition)

One Hundred Examples of Negative Energy Field Environmental Transformation

A Guide to Common Dangerous Creatures in Sub-Dimensions: The Abyss

The Evolution of Ancient Magical Runes

An Initial Exploration of the Theory of Elemental-Undead Fusion

......

Seven days later, Lynn had recorded all the unencrypted knowledge in the free zone, including paper, bone plates, and crystal carriers.

The real highlight, however, is the core knowledge that is protected by layers of restrictions and requires contribution points or special permissions to access.

That knowledge embodies the wisdom and research findings of countless wizards.

During these seven days, Lynn did not give up on analyzing the knowledge in the paid area, pushing the progress of cracking the code from 40% to 78%.

Today, Lynn has decided to take him down in one fell swoop!

[Analysis] Startup: Thirty threads will run simultaneously!

The first thread analyzes the energy flow of the rune structure, the second thread calculates the soul resonance frequency of the chain nodes, the third thread attempts to construct a disguised soul fluctuation... and the remaining threads are scattered to scan the restrictions and weaknesses in other areas.

In just one day, the restriction was completely broken!

For the next two weeks, Lynn worked tirelessly, absorbing knowledge that should have required a huge price to acquire:

"The Foundations of Stigmata Construction: A Detailed Explanation of the Seven Main Rules and Anchor Points" (Touching the Core Mysteries of Stigmata Wizards)

The Scourge Legion-Level Warcraft Wizardry Model Collection (includes the complete framework of twelve first- to third-ring peak warcraft spells such as "Tides of Bones," "Soulfire Burning the City," and "Veil of Eternal Silence")

"The Hypothesis of the Essence of the Soul and Its Experimental Verification" (by Cersei)

Dimensional Parasitism: The Theory of Subdimensional Erosion (How to slowly transform a subdimensional dimension into one's own demi-plane)

"Rules Fragment Capture and Refining Technology (Incomplete)" (One of the key technologies for the advancement of a Saintly Wizard)

It also contains a vast collection of advanced meditation techniques and first to third-circle sorcery from various schools and categories:

Eternal Night Lament (Death + Soul Dual System)

Earth Vein Resonance Meditation Method (Earth element specialization, with remarkable effects on understanding the laws of the earth).

"The Void Dream Weaver" (A rare dual-system meditation method combining mental and spatial elements, extremely difficult to practice)

"Star Trail Observation Technique" (Basic meditation method for the celestial system, capable of drawing upon meager stellar energy)

......

Witchcraft includes: [Heart Destruction Curse], [Army of the Dead], [Death Pact], [Finger of Death], [Eye of Rewind], [Matter Reconstruction]...

...

These meditation methods are exactly what Lynn needs right now. By analyzing and integrating their characteristics, he can create a meditation method that best suits him.

A vast amount of witchcraft can greatly enhance various methods, making one an all-around wizard without any weaknesses.

Every piece of knowledge was etched into Lynn's memory library, becoming his private property.

This valuable knowledge saved him a lot of time and resources, and if he could sell it to other academies, it would surely bring him a huge fortune.

During the cracking process, he even reverse-engineered seven new restrictive construction principles and three universal cracking algorithms for soul chains.

The value of these "byproducts" is no less than that of certain paid knowledge.

Two weeks later, Lynn finished absorbing the last bit of knowledge and turned to leave without looking back.

As for the three floors?

Entry to that area requires the authority of a Saint Mark Wizard, and the level of restriction is vastly different from that of the second floor.

Lynn tried using the [Analyze] function to scan the entry point, and the feedback was:

[Rules-level blocking; forcibly breaking through will trigger a tower-level alert].

He decisively gave up.

Anyway, he won't be staying at the academy for much longer, and this knowledge is too advanced for him. He can come back later when he gets the Holy Mark.

When Lynn left the ossuary, his mind was filled with a vast amount of knowledge.

Not all of the library's "paid areas" are available for use.

There are some unorthodox knowledge that require special bloodlines or physiques to cultivate, or forbidden fragments involving the realm of Saint Mark Wizards, which are not within his reach for the time being.

After completing the most important knowledge record, Lynn began to consume the massive amount of contribution points and merit points he had gained during this period.

Heading straight to the academy's resource allocation office, the deacons inside were still bored out of their minds, their eyes glazed over, lost in their own thoughts.

Lynn stepped into the hall. Although he looked like a young boy, his black wizard robe with magic patterns proved his identity.

A fully-fledged wizard!

All the deacons immediately perked up, stood up straight, and bowed.

"Good day, my lord."

Lynn nodded, revealed his Soul Crystal Nameplate, and checked his merit points and contribution points balance:

Merit Points: 33600

Contribution points: 191535

When the receptionist saw this number, his eyelids twitched – how many battle achievements had this big shot made, and how many difficult missions had he completed?

Nineteen thousand contribution points, that's a full nineteen thousand magic stones!!

However, considering the other party's strength as a formal wizard, the deacon suddenly realized something.

These contribution points were a huge amount for the few third-class apprentices, and normal for a formal wizard.

Merit points are only awarded for achieving meritorious service in battle.

It is estimated that this person is a wizard who fought against the Abyss in the "Bone-Eating Starfield", or a war wizard who participated in the interdimensional war, or a formal wizard who participated in the early battle against the "Academy Alliance".

Regardless of the type, they are all extremely remarkable.

If he knew that Lynn had saved these up during his apprenticeship, he would probably be astonished.

Ignoring the butler's thoughts, Lynn directly stated his request: "I want to exchange for level 4 undead units, as well as level 3 undead with high potential."

The deacon retrieved the exchange list.

Level 4 undead are rare, each requiring at least 10000 merit points, and most have various restrictions.

After all, the Calamity-level undead are the foundation of the academy, and each one is extremely precious.

Lynn glanced at the list, but since he hadn't seen the actual items, he couldn't use the analysis to see the specific details of the undead.

So he directly asked to see the quality of the undead.

Since it's a high-end product, I'd better take a look at it in person and analyze it using the panel before making a decision.

The deacon hesitated.

These undead are kept in the "Wailing Beast Pen" outside the academy. Generally, once the type of undead to exchange for is determined, he directly issues the "key" to the corresponding beast pen and temporary control permissions.

The exchanger then takes these items to the corresponding animal pen to collect the undead.

However, Lynn's requirement to "inspect the goods" before exchanging them was not in accordance with the rules.

But... rules are rules, but people are flexible...

It's not worth offending a young, qualified wizard over such a trivial matter.