Magicians never make wishes

Chapter 134 Surviving in Another World as the Skeleton Emperor

Ronan immediately took control of the soul core and carefully examined its strength.

After absorbing the soul fire of the skeleton at my feet, the strength of my soul core increased by at least half.

As the Soul Core is enhanced, the skeleton's four-dimensional attributes are also rapidly improved.

Ronan discovered that he was controlling the skeleton much more smoothly than before, giving him the feeling of leveling up a character in a game.

Look around at the surrounding environment.

At this moment, undead creatures of all levels are engaged in a chaotic battle on the battlefield.

The most numerous are skeletons of various shapes and various Frankenstein's monsters.

They fought each other relentlessly, with no discernible allegiance or purpose, simply immersed in the extreme carnage.

Seeing the numerous skeletons killed on the battlefield and the countless soul flames dissipating, Ronan was heartbroken beyond words.

This is all energy that enhances strength.

However, he dared not directly control the skeleton to go to that large burial ground.

The more skeletons die, the more dangerous the location is.

He could only quietly move towards the edge of the battlefield where the fighting was less intense.

Only skeletons that have just died will release their soul fire, which is easy to absorb.

Those that had been cold for some time showed no reaction, presumably because their soul fire had long since dissipated.

Therefore, Ronan lurked on the edge of the battlefield, silently approaching and lying in wait.

Once one side has dealt with their opponent, they turn to attack other enemies. He then crawls forward, quickly approaching the fallen skeletons to absorb their energy.

As the Soul Flame continued to strengthen, the resulting changes in my physique led to a significant increase in my strength.

Ronan felt that if he continued to absorb this, his strength would soon advance to the next level.

While my physical body improved, the growth of my skeleton's soul also kept pace. With the improvement of the soul core, my intelligence has increased to at least the level of a 10-year-old child.

His targets were never powerful skeleton captains or skeleton generals.

Instead, they rely on accumulating little by little, prioritizing their own safety as they gradually develop.

He believed that if things continued like this, he would eventually become the Skeleton Emperor.

At this moment, two powerful skeletons, close to captain level, are fighting on the edge of the battlefield.

The two skeletons had burning soul fire in their eyes, and their bone weapons were made from their own bones, with equal strength and sharpness.

The two sides fought back and forth, advancing and retreating with measured steps, resulting in a prolonged stalemate where neither side could gain the upper hand.

Just then.

A dark figure suddenly darted out from the pile of skulls between them.

The shadowy figure moved with incredible speed, and before the two skeletons could react, it fired two bone blades at each of them.

Two soft "plop" sounds.

The bone blade severed the neck bones of both skeletons simultaneously.

In an instant, two round skulls rolled to the ground.

The shadowy figure maintained its speed, immediately picked up the two skulls, turned around, and disappeared back into the bone-strewn battlefield.

The entire process was smooth and occurred in a very short time.

The skeleton captain in charge of the area scanned the surroundings but couldn't find the two figures fighting, and was immediately puzzled.

Meanwhile, Ronan had already appeared in another direction, taking advantage of the battlefield's noise and complex environment to hide in an inconspicuous depression, happily absorbing the soul fire emanating from the two skulls.

He felt that if another skeleton of equal strength were added, his strength level would reach the captain level.

The strength of undead creatures is mostly based on their legion rank, and they are divided into different strength levels.

The current "Go!" is close to the captain level, and the next level above the captain is the commander level.

At the same time, the undead creature itself will undergo some changes after leveling up.

Ronan was eager to know what would happen if I were given the strength to reach the captain level.

Passive waiting is far less efficient than proactive action.

As his strength continued to increase, he was able to hunt skeletons with strength below the captain level.

Just as he was about to continue his sneak attacks, firing one shot and moving on to another to hunt down the weaker skeleton soldiers, he suddenly discovered a huge skeleton behind him.

The skeleton's shoulders were covered with two pieces of bone armor, making it clearly no ordinary skeleton; its strength was at least at the captain level.

The two bone plates on its shoulders must be the result of its promotion to captain level.

Despite hiding for so long, they were eventually discovered.

Faced with the Skull Captain, Ronan felt he couldn't fight head-on, so he turned and sprang into the air, retreating as fast as he could, trying to escape the Skull Captain's lock-on range as much as possible.

However, as he retreated, a bone spear suddenly stabbed down from above.

Ronan hurriedly turned to dodge.

I initially thought it was the skeleton captain thrusting out a bone spear, but when I got up and looked, I was surprised to find that the other party had followed up and was thrusting with the bone spear.

What a great speed.

Is this what a captain-level officer is like?

Ronan was horrified, but he didn't stop moving; instead, he continued to shift his distance in short bursts to avoid being pierced by the bone spear.

However, the Skeleton Captain's bone spear attacks became faster and faster, eventually forming a dense barrage of bone spear thrusts.

Ronan was controlling the attack, and dodging was becoming increasingly difficult.

He tried to retreat and change positions, but he could not shake off the Skeleton Captain.

Damn it, is this Captain Skull or Captain Tadpole?

Ronan has already started thinking about recalling me.

However, having finally managed to increase my strength on this battlefield, I'm leaving now. Who knows where in the undead kingdom I'll end up next time I'm banished?

Surely there can't be war going on everywhere in the Undead Kingdom, right?

Ronan seemed somewhat unwilling.

But this skeleton captain is indeed difficult to deal with right now.

He was controlling me, and even self-defense was a problem, let alone retaliating against my opponent.

He didn't realize that this emotion had unknowingly been transmitted to the soul core he had placed on me.

Immediately, Ronan realized he had lost control of what was happening to him.

Holy crap, logging in now?

We need to recall them quickly, otherwise these skeletons that have finally grown up will be stabbed into a pile of broken bones.

However, the next moment, Ronan saw a scene that left him speechless.

After regaining control of himself, he effortlessly dodged the barrage of bone spear attacks by simply swaying his body and shaking his head.

The skeleton captain unleashed a series of bone spear thrusts, but despite the attacks being so close, he never managed to land a hit.

Just as I was wondering what was going on, a bone blade suddenly spun past from the side.

Before the skeleton captain could react, its neck bone was severed.

The world suddenly spun around it, and it realized that it was its own head that had rolled off—

They actually killed him just like that?

Ronan could hardly believe it.