Dark Wizard: Rise! My undead army!

After selecting the undead, the deacon took out the bone artifact and operated it, deducting the corresponding merit points and contribution points, and returning Lynn's soul crystal plaque.

Next, he used the key to open the corresponding undead beast enclosures, allowing Lynn to control and subdue them one by one.

Because the stone golem and the tree were so enormous, Lynn's undead space was already completely full and couldn't hold them all.

So they spent some time creating two separate undead spaces that matched their size and then housed them inside.

A separate space for the dead is the proper use, while a "large dormitory" like Lynn's is a modified use.

The improved system makes collecting and releasing undead very convenient; with a wave of the hand, an entire undead army swarms out.

After exchanging for the undead, his merit points were reset to zero, leaving him with 140,000 contribution points. Lynn simply exchanged them all for magic stones, gaining another 14,000 magic stones.

With a huge sum of money in hand, Lynn arrived at the core area of ​​the Ghost Market, which belonged to formal wizards, ready to sell the massive resources in his "dimensional space".

The last time I came here was for the final round of the "Three Trials of Life and Death" test. At that time, I just came to broaden my horizons and fled after a short while.

This is not just a trading area; some shops also represent traps. If you enter one, you may face the painful separation of various parts of your body.

Lynn chose the shop with the biggest sign and the most impressive storefront – "Wanbaoge".

The shopkeeper was a fat, first-ring wizard. When he saw Lynn enter, his originally lazy expression immediately turned respectful after sensing the unfathomable soul fluctuations emanating from the other man.

"Sir, is there anything you need?"

Lynn didn't speak, but looked around and asked, "Find an open space; I have quite a lot of things to sell."

The shop owner was slightly taken aback upon hearing this, but quickly realized what was happening.

The shop owner instructed a servant to watch over the front hall, and then personally led Lynn to the appraisal area in the backyard.

This area, about the size of a small square, is a venue specifically for appraising large items.

Lynn dumped the materials from the dimensional space and the spatial ring onto the appraisal area in the backyard of the shop, just like dumping garbage.

The sight of the mountain of goods left even the seasoned shop owner speechless.

From level 1 to level 3 peak undead skeletons, rare materials such as ghost iron ore and soul dust crystals, a large number of low-level witch artifacts and equipment, apprentice legacies "scavenged" from war missions, and various odds and ends obtained from clearing out Death Valley...

The sheer quantity of all sorts of things, regardless of their value, is staggering.

"You're going to take care of all of these?" The shop owner's voice trembled slightly.

"All of it," Lynn said succinctly.

He kept some of the materials that could strengthen his undead, but sold off all the other materials that he didn't know when he would need.

The shop owner dared not delay, and took out a compass-shaped magical artifact, which, after being activated, emitted a scanning light screen to quickly count, appraise, and value the items.

The numbers on the screen jumped wildly.

Ten minutes later, the shopkeeper wiped the sweat from his brow and announced a number: "Sir, all the supplies, converted to... 11965 standard magic stones."

He paused, then added, "If you agree to the transaction, my shop would like to round it up to 12000 magic stones, just to make friends."

12000 magic stones!

This is an extremely high price. You should know that Lynn's "salary" for the "garrison mission" he accepted was only 3000 magic stones a year.

Of course, the 5% resource commission is not included.

Even so, he essentially earned the equivalent of two or three years' worth of salary in one go.

Lynn glanced at the shop owner and could clearly sense the sincerity in his soul.

It seems the shop owner wasn't deliberately trying to lower the price.

Lynn immediately nodded in agreement: "Okay."

Although these odds and ends seem numerous, most of them are not worth much money.

After all, these are all low-level, apprentice-level materials and equipment. If it weren't for the large quantity, they probably wouldn't fetch much of a price.

After the transaction was completed, twelve thousand standard magic stones containing pure magic power were placed in a specially made spatial bag and handed to Lynn.

The shop owner, beaming, handed over a gilded card:

"If you need to sell any supplies or purchase anything in the future, you can enjoy a 5% discount with this card."

Lynn glanced at the space bag, confirming that the number of magic stones and the energy they contained were correct, and then smiled slightly.

Coincidentally, he really did need to do some shopping. Since he had a discount card, he might as well just shop here.

After all, once they leave the academy, they'll have to wait until "vacation" to trade supplies again.

After browsing around the shop, he purchased a large amount of materials to enhance the strength of the undead army.

50 portions of Advanced Soulfire Essence, 30 barrels of Bone Strengthening Potion, 20 kilograms of Shadow Infusion Powder, 15 Crystals of Sorrow...

There are also the resources needed for one's own cultivation.

30 portions of Stardust, 10 fragments of Earth Vein Core, 100 grams of Void Silver Dust, 10 Space Energy Stones, 10 Soul Crystals, 10 bottles of High-Grade Soul Stabilizer...

Lynn planned to use these materials to inscribe a "spirit-gathering array" at his post that could simultaneously absorb the five elements under his control.

The density of death aura in the "Soul Valley" area where we are stationed is about 70% of that in the Eternal Night Graveyard. We don't know the density of other elements yet, so we need to prepare in advance.

Even if things don't go as planned, the "Five Elements Spirit Gathering Array" can make up for it.

As for undead equipment... Lynn simply added some standard bone shields, bone swords, and soul armor, without making large-scale purchases or custom orders.

The reason is simple—his undead army was too large.

Megatron, the Dark Tiger, the Howling Banshee Queen, three newly acquired level 4 monsters, hundreds of level 3 monsters, over two hundred Earth Dragons, three thousand Banshees, the Bone Raven Network, and a large number of low-level grunts...

Hmm... and there are countless ghosts inside the Soul Lamp...

Lynn doesn't even know how many undead minions he has now, and he's too lazy to check and train them one by one. He'll just rely on the Heart of Starbone Domination to slowly increase their numbers.

If each one were equipped with custom-made upgrade materials and equipment, the cost would be astronomical.

"That's enough for now. I still need to keep some magic stones for my cultivation." Lynn was very clear-headed.

Self-cultivation is the most important thing; everything else can be abandoned.

"Once we reach the main world, we'll slowly accumulate resources from the Valley of Fallen Souls and gradually change our outfits."

After the purchase was completed, the shop owner generously made another concession, charging 90% of the market price for all materials.

After discounts, the total cost of materials and resources was approximately 4200 magic stones.

After paying with the magic stone, Lynn calculated his assets.

I just got 7800 magic stones, and I exchanged 14,000 contribution points for them. Adding them to my original assets, I still have more than 28,000 magic stones in my Undead Ring!

Wow... this is incredible! I didn't even realize I'd become so rich...