Dark Wizard: Rise! My undead army!

Over the next two days, with nothing else to do, Lynn began assisting All Things in devouring World of Warcraft.

This greatly accelerated the absorption speed of World of Warcraft, causing the world projection in the sky to fall and make contact rapidly.

With the two worlds coming into complete contact, the entire World of Warcraft was finally devoured, and the world's will was completely integrated with all things.

The sky above the Island of Death returned to calm after all things had been devoured.

Lynn stood beside the world's core, which had been completely absorbed, confirming that the coverage of all things had completed the last area.

The growing green vegetation has been covered by a new network of rules, seamlessly integrating with the original continent.

World of Warcraft merged into the middle of the Source Realm, the Goblin World, and the Alchemy World, forming the Warcraft Forest in the central region.

This merger didn't cause much of a stir for the three established worlds.

When the projection appeared in the sky above the world, they had already observed the situation in the Warcraft world and knew that there were only some monsters in it, and no intelligent species.

However, such a large number of monsters is also a kind of resource.

Moreover, the concentration of extraordinary substances here is relatively high, and some rare and precious herbs also grow here, making it a considerable fortune.

All three worlds sent large numbers of people to explore and plunder the Monster Forest.

This also caused trouble for the native monsters of the Monster Forest.

They don't have any so-called "human rights"; they can only abide by the law of the jungle—the law of the jungle where the strong prey on the weak.

Lynn looked at the successfully merged world, feeling the power of the fusion, and nodded slightly.

After advancing to the intermediate level of the Saint Mark, the boost from devouring a medium-sized world wasn't as significant as I had imagined.

To advance, you either need to devour large worlds or win through sheer numbers.

We still need to urge the goblins to build more spaceships, expand their operations, and explore new worlds.

The devouring is complete; it's time to leave.

Lynn turned and passed through the slowly closing gray-white boundary, where the Chaos Dragon was already waiting in the void outside the island.

He flipped himself onto the dragon's back, and the chaotic dragon's wings spread, carrying him towards the border teleportation point.

The void behind them was empty; there were no more obstacles, and no trace of the world could be seen.

The Chaos Dragon increased its speed and arrived at the teleportation planet after flying for several days.

Lynn jumped off the dragon's back, retrieved it into the Stigmata World, activated the teleportation array, and stepped into it.

A white light rose from beneath his feet and enveloped his body.

His figure gradually blurred in the light, and then disappeared completely.

The teleportation array returned to stillness after he left, emitting a stable white light, waiting for the next person to step on it before lighting up again.

...

Lynn passed through various transfer points and teleportation arrays, and after dozens of teleportations, he finally stood at the central teleportation array of the Bone Spire teleportation area.

When the last white light from the teleportation array faded, Lynn was already standing in the teleportation hall of the Bone Spire.

As a result, the moment he stepped out of the academy's teleportation array, he triggered the academy's alarm.

The spirit of the "Spirit of the Dead Bones" immediately notified the garrisoned Stigmata Wizards, and then activated the academy's defensive magic array.

Before Lynn could react, something unexpected happened.

The moment his feet touched the ground, he felt as if the weight of the entire "Eternal Night Graveyard" demiplane was pressing down on him at the same time.

The force poured in from the top of my head, extending down my shoulders like a thick shell clinging to my body.

Lynn's heart skipped a beat, realizing that the academy already knew about his killing of Malfa, and that they were probably here to "take" him.

Tsk... they're going all out to take me down.

Despite the immense pressure, Lynn's knees remained straight and unbent.

He stood still, looking up at the outside of the teleportation hall. Even through several walls, he could still sense the changing airflow above the Bone Spire.

The airflow is rotating, the edges are converging, and the energy that was originally scattered in various places is gathering at the top of the tower.

At the top of the tower, the enormous creature that was faintly visible and hovering seemed to have received a command.

There were originally quite a few people in the teleportation zone, preparing to pass through the countless teleportation arrays here.

Some people were about to enter the teleportation array, some had just come out of it, and some were standing aside waiting for their turn.

After the tower spirit activated the defensive magic array, all teleportation arrays within the teleportation zone were forcibly shut down.

Some wizards who were about to teleport away were "bounced" back, leaving them somewhat bewildered.

Then, when the weight of the entire "demigod plane" descended, everyone stopped moving at the same time.

Although they were not the target and could not feel that weight, they still felt a heavy weight on their bodies and in their hearts.

It felt like an invisible force was squeezing my heart, and even my breathing slowed down.

At that moment, they seemed to sense something and simultaneously raised their heads.

Outside the teleportation zone, the sky was darkening. Above the top of the "Spirit of Bones," a huge figure flew over from the direction of the tower's top.

It was the enormous "bat-winged creature" that Lynn had gazed at many times.

Lynn had seen this enormous creature when he first entered the academy.

I wanted to analyze it later, but because of the distance, I never had the chance.

Today, the opportunity has arrived!

The bat-winged creature's body made no sound while flying, like a dandelion seed falling to the ground.

As they got closer, everyone saw its true form.

This is a monster that resembles a combination of a giant dragon, an alien, and a bat.

It is enormous, with dark gray skin covered in fine keratinous textures, and some areas revealing grayish-white skeletal structures.

Its head has no obvious facial features; its face only has a horizontal indentation, which looks like the location of an eye, making it somewhat similar to the "Alien".

Its body is very similar to that of a dragon, with dragon claws and a dragon tail, but its wings are similar to those of a bat.

It stood there like a statue; if it weren't for its unusual appearance, Lynn would have almost mistaken it for a gargoyle.

Lynn's gaze lingered on it for a few moments; the analysis had already begun.

There weren't many entries spread out in the sea of ​​consciousness; most areas were displayed as unresolved gray blocks, with only a few lines barely discernible.

【Name】: Bone Spire - Abyss Watcher.

[Rank]: Seven Rings

【Composition】: A stitched body formed by the fusion of the remains of an abyssal demon lord, an abyssal dragon, and an abyssal aberration; it has become undead.

[Skill]: Cannot be detected.

...

The parsed portion ends here; all remaining entries are displayed as question marks.

Lynn closed the analysis panel and stopped scanning.

This guy is actually a "True Spirit Level" half-demon, half-undead monster!

When the Abyss Watcher folded its wings and landed on the stone plaza outside the teleportation zone, it floated down without making a sound.

The apprentices and low-ranking wizards who were gathering around all took a few steps back in unison.

To them, this monster was practically "God"!