Dark Wizard: Rise! My undead army!

As the golden light in the eyes of the divine monster grew brighter, it seemed to be reborn.

The broken skeletal remains did not reassemble, but new structures began to grow from the fractures.

It is neither bone nor flesh.

It is a translucent, grayish-white substance, like solidified fog.

It slowly takes shape around the skeleton, without a clear outline, as if trying to define its own shape.

Several possible outlines appear and disappear around it in turn.

It is not fixed in any one of these forms, but rather slowly switches between them, like a process that is still searching for the right form.

Lynn stood at the church entrance, looking at the gray-white light outside the barrier, and stopped.

He could sense the presence of the divine abomination, but the feeling was different from before.

The former divine abomination was a distinct light, a strange creature with multiple divine attributes, clearly defined in shape and distinct in nature.

Now it's more like a forming fog, its shape and boundaries changing, but the eight divine elements within it seem to have completely merged together.

This allows each of his attacks to possess the attributes of eight divine rules, namely the "chaos" attribute.

Lynn conveyed a message to Wanxiang: "The Divine Abomination has succeeded; there's no need to intervene."

Wanxiang has withdrawn the power it had been holding back.

Its senses also detected that the fluctuations in the spacetime turbulence were gradually calming down, and the energies that had once torn apart the gods were now surrounding it.

There is no erosion, no repulsion; it flows naturally past both sides of the stone, like water flowing around it.

The divine abomination has successfully integrated into it.

The Chaos Dragon rose from the edge of the Isle of Death.

Its body turned in the direction of the spacetime turbulence, and the outline that was reforming was reflected in its golden pupils, a smile tugging at the corner of its mouth.

After all, they are "students" I taught, so their success is naturally something to be happy about.

Half a day later, the Divine Abomination reformed its body and emerged from the depths of the temporal turbulence.

It passed through the surging gray-white light, through the thin membrane of the barrier, and landed on the black scorched earth of the island of death.

Its body was shorter than before, but its mass had greatly increased, and it trod deep pits in the scorched earth.

The skeleton is still faintly visible, but the outer layer is covered with a translucent grayish-white substance.

Its wings folded to its sides, no longer in a fixed shape, and the edges would occasionally tremble slightly like a flag being blown by the wind, before returning to normal after a moment.

There was still light deep in its eye sockets, but it was no longer pure gold; instead, it had a mixed hue with subtle silvery-white streaks.

She has been completely transformed.

[Target: Divine Abomination (Chaotic Mutant)]

[Rank]: Initial Stage of Sacred Mark (Dominated by Chaotic Rules)

【Core Components】: Based on eight remnants of divinity, with chaotic rules at its core, and with spacetime turbulence as the medium for reshaping, holy light and the power of the undead have been rewoven by chaotic energy and no longer fight independently.

[New Features and Capabilities]:

1. Chaotic Resonance: Can sense chaotic energy fluctuations within a certain range, including spatial rifts, spacetime turbulence, and unstable rule boundaries. Movement speed and energy recovery speed are doubled in chaotic environments.

2. Unpredictable form: The body no longer has a fixed shape and can switch between multiple forms, including melee form, flight form, defensive form, and stealth form.

3. Chaotic Breath: Spews out grayish-white chaotic energy, dealing random damage to the target (including physical cutting, soul burning, spatial collapse, etc.). The effect is random, unpredictable, and undefendable.

4. Turbulent Stealth: Blends into the turbulent flow of time and space, concealing its form. Those below the Saint Mark level cannot detect it, and those above the Saint Mark level are difficult to track unless their location is locked in advance.

5. Chaotic Domain: Passively deploys a chaotic field with a radius of 100 meters. The stability of the rules within the domain decreases, and there is a chance that enemy spells will fail and ranged attacks will have a chance to deviate from their trajectory.

6. Holy Light Remnant: Retains some characteristics of Holy Light, has some resistance to Holy Light attacks, and can cast Holy Light spells.

7. Undead Body: ...

[Potential]: High. The chaotic rules have initially stabilized; continuing to absorb spacetime turbulence or come into contact with more complex chaotic environments will slowly raise its rank. The current form is not yet fully fixed and there is still a possibility of further mutation.

[Note]: It is no longer a holy light undead, nor a pure undead; it has become something in between.

...

After the Divine Abomination advanced, Lynn gained another powerful general under his command. In addition, with the Void Bat Demon he successfully created, he now has a total of six Saint Mark Rank warriors!

Mid-tier Sacred Marks: Myriad Forms, Void Bat Demon, Netherworld Wolf King, Chaos Dragon.

Initial stage of Sacred Marks: Demon Eye, Divine Abomination.

This greatly enhanced Lynn's foundation, coupled with his own strength as a Grand Wizard far surpassing that of a beginner-level Saint Mark...

You can be a little bolder in your actions.

Lynn hasn't been idle these past few months; she's been frantically "making money."

In the main world, he would visit the Ghost Market every now and then and sit for a while in the "Gears and Bones" shop.

The news has been spread, and the shops under his protection have put up signs that read, "Lord Lynn, the Saintly Wizard, offers consultations for a fee."

The sign is small, but it's prominently displayed at the shop entrance. The lettering is neat and the content is clear.

The "Holy Mark" wizard answers the question, what a prestigious title!

Many wizards troubled by the problem were tempted, but the cost of hiring a Stigmata Wizard was not cheap.

Lynn did not lower the price.

If I lower the price to increase sales volume, I will gain many more customers, but it will take up too much of my time and make me look bad as a Saint Mark Wizard.

My own analysis is usually the optimal solution, so finding the answer within myself is much more reliable than seeking help from others.

Moreover, his asking price was at the normal level for Saint-grade items, which meant he was already doing business at a loss.

As for where this book came from...

The time and effort spent on Stigmata is the biggest cost!

In the end, not many people came, but those who did were willing to spend money.

The energy loop problem of the construct accounts for the majority of the issue, while the remaining potion formula and rune array each account for a small portion.

Those people brought things or blueprints, laid them on the table, and expressed their confusion.

After listening, Lynn would glance at the text, and sometimes he didn't even need to read the whole thing; he could point out the problem just by looking at the key points.

Once, a third-ring wizard brought a half-finished construct, saying that the core circuit would overload and shut down in less than the time it takes to brew a cup of tea after starting, and he had tried changing the materials three times without success.

Lynn took the construct, looked at it, and pointed to a node, saying:

"There is a phase difference in the energy loop between the seventh and twelfth runes, which is 0.3 cycles. It's not a big difference, but it will trigger overload protection when it accumulates to a certain extent."

"Just adjust the position of one of the runes by half an inch, or add a buffer rune."

After hearing this, the man immediately took out his tools to adjust the machine, and it ran for half an hour without stopping.

He paid, took the construct, and left, glancing back at Lynn as he went.

As expected of a Holy Mark, its insight is truly sharp!