Dark Wizard: Rise! My undead army!

For the next few months, Lynn stayed on the third floor of the ossuary.

I go there every morning and return every evening.

Record information during the day and incidentally break restrictions; analyze the recorded content at night.

Five hundred workstations have been working on deciphering the restrictions in the paid area, and half of the two-month timeframe has already been completed.

Wayne arrives on time every day, and the two of them drink tea, chat, and discuss the rules of Holy Light.

Wayne admired Lynn's diligence.

"You're the most patient person I've ever met." Wayne picked up his teacup and blew on the steam.

"When I was young at the Holy Flame Judgment Academy, I felt uncomfortable sitting for even fifteen minutes. But you, you can sit for an entire day."

Lynn put the book back on the shelf. "I need more knowledge, so I have to keep studying."

Wayne smiled and put down his teacup.

He watched as Lynn took another book from the shelf, flipped through a few pages, and put it back.

Lynn only browsed the free section and never touched the books in the paid section.

Wayne noticed this, but didn't ask.

He thought Lynn didn't contribute enough points, or that she planned to finish learning all the knowledge in the free area first.

He didn't offer to help either, because if Lynn hadn't asked, it would be insulting for him to ask.

"Lynn, have you ever considered taking over the position of guardian of the ossuary?"

Wayne leaned back in his chair and tapped his fingers lightly twice on the table.

"I'm planning to apply to the academy for a transfer to the Holy Light Plane for advancement. Someone needs to stay here, and you love reading and have a quiet nature, so you're a good fit."

Lynn turned around and looked at Wayne. "Lord Wayne, are you going to the Holy Light Plane?"

Wayne nodded. "Soon. I'll leave once the academy agrees and the handover is completed."

Lynn remained silent for a few moments. "I cannot accept the position of guardian of the ossuary."

Why?

"This is your duty, but for me it's just a place to store books."

Lynn walked back to the table and sat down.

"What I need is knowledge, not a position."

"Once I've finished reading all the books here, this place will be of no value to me. I will leave the academy and continue to seek new knowledge in other worlds."

Wayne looked at him and remained silent for a long time.

What is your goal?

"The stars and the sea." Lynn picked up her teacup and took a sip.

Wayne also picked up his teacup and took a sip.

He didn't try to persuade him any further. Everyone has their own path, and if Lynn didn't want to stay at the academy, then let him be.

A month later, Wayne left, leaving behind the tea set and table and chairs.

The white-haired man with the icy demeanor took over the position of guardian of the Corpse Repository and officially moved in.

But he never spoke a word to Lynn, and the two rarely met.

The entire third floor became very quiet.

There was no aroma of tea, no laughter, and no exchange or clash of the rules of holy light.

Lynn sat in the corner flipping through a book, occasionally pausing to look at the empty chair, feeling a pang of nostalgia.

He remembered Wayne's smile, the way Wayne held the teacup, and Wayne's thirsty look when facing the rules of the Holy Light.

He sighed, lowered his head, and continued flipping through the book.

Meanwhile, technology in the goblin world is also recovering.

Lynn purified the environment, created mineral veins, and resources were no longer scarce.

Some factories have reopened, laboratories are running again, and spacecraft development is no longer limited by resources.

Engineers worked day and night to develop new materials, new engines, and new fuels.

The spacecraft's performance has been greatly improved, and its range is more than ten times greater than before.

Augustus stood on the observatory of the Supreme Temple, looking at the stars in the night sky.

Unfortunately, they are now in Lynn's inner world, and those stars are all simulations of the universe, not real ones.

The goblin world has become Lynn's Stigmata Domain. The universe outside the planet is fake; there is only this gray-white sky and those glowing dots.

The spaceship will only crash into the edge of the world and find nothing.

This makes them feel like they are living in a cage, destined to spend their entire lives in this world.

Lynn noticed all of this.

After some thought, he decided to send some goblins and spaceships to various locations in the main world so that he could explore new worlds.

It wasn't for the goblins' desire to explore, but for their own benefit.

Since I intend to absorb the rules of other worlds and integrate them into the goblin world to expand its area, I need to have a suitable world.

Although there are many worlds beneath the academy, they all belong to the academy and some private wizards, and it is impossible for them to devour them.

Unless you're willing to spend a fortune to buy ownership of the world.

However, worlds are generally expensive, unless they are worthless or on the verge of destruction, in which case they are sold cheaply.

But it's a low-probability event, something you can only hope to encounter.

I can travel through the void and search for new worlds on my own, but this is like looking for a needle in a haystack, and it's not very efficient.

Lynn could only pin his hopes on the little green guy.

What's most commendable about the little green guys is their technological level; given enough resources, they can quickly build spaceships.

There are no skill or level restrictions for piloting a spacecraft; as long as one undergoes professional training, a group of qualified astronauts can be quickly produced.

When the time comes, let them explore outwards in various regions of the main world. Even if it's not very efficient, with such a large number of them, they'll eventually encounter some new worlds.

Thinking of this, Lynn immediately issued a divine decree.

Inside the High Temple, Augustus knelt before the statue of the god, clasped his hands together, closed his eyes, and prayed devoutly.

Suddenly, a divine oracle descended upon his mind.

The content is simple: prepare a large number of spaceships, select astronauts, and I want you to explore new worlds in the real starry sky and expand the territory of the gods!

Augustus opened his eyes excitedly, stood up, and paced back and forth.

Explore a new world!

Expand the realm of the gods!

What a great and glorious thing this is!

He quickly summoned all the metropolitans and relayed the message.

Nege slammed his hand on the table, his face flushed with excitement.

"What an honor it is that the Most High God commands us to explore the stars!"

Victor looked down and did some calculations: how many resources were needed to build the spaceship, how much time was needed to select astronauts, and how much would the training cost.

He looked up and gave a number.

Cliff pushed up his glasses and said that the number was too large, and the Vatican's reserves were insufficient.

Nege slammed his fist on the table and said that if that wasn't enough, they would increase the tax.

Victor said that raising taxes would cause public discontent.

Cliff said that suitable believers could be drawn from various parishes to reduce training costs.

The three argued all day before finally reaching an agreement.

Increase taxes, but only for the wealthy; redeploy personnel, but ensure the basic operation of each parish; reduce training costs, but ensure the quality of astronauts.

After all, we are fighting for God, so we cannot be careless.

Augustus had the final design engraved in crystal and placed beneath the statue of the god.

Wanxiang read the contents of the crystal and transmitted them to Lynn.

Lynn sensed the information and nodded.

He trusted the little green guys to get things done.

He continued flipping through the book, continued analyzing the restrictions, and continued waiting.

Once the spaceship is built, once the astronauts are chosen, and once the little green guys go deep into space, they will find a new world for him.