Ancient Wizards: A Little Progress Every Day

Like some of the necromancy spells Dago had encountered before, [Ghost Arrow] requires training undead minions before it can be cast.

However, the spell principle of [Ghost Arrow] is very advanced. It transforms ghosts into something similar to "soul arrows" to directly attack and kill the opponent's soul.

The discovery of this spell greatly surprised Dargo.

During the battle for supremacy, the fight against the ancient spirit witch Evaqui made Dago realize his extreme lack of soul defense and offensive methods, which was definitely a fatal weakness. He had won against Evaqui very by luck.

The introduction of the Ghost Arrow greatly compensated for this weakness of Dago's.

At least when he encounters a similar opponent in the future, he won't just be standing there "passively taking hits".

"No wonder Mamfulin couldn't cast this spell either; it turns out he himself hadn't mastered it. It's estimated that the 'Bone Bell' spell hasn't been learned by anyone for many generations. Otherwise, its fearsome reputation in the South would be at least ten times greater!"

Although it is not possible to study at this stage, some preparatory work can be done first.

The most crucial point in learning Ghost Arrow is that you need a ghost, and Dago happens to have a suitable one.

Gently shaking the cowbell in his hand, a strange magical fluctuation arose, and a thick, almost black, gray smoke poured out of the cowbell. Immediately afterwards, a figure appeared in front of Dago.

He was a short-haired boy with a deathly pale face and bloodshot eyes.

He wore tattered, almost rotten robes, and in the sunlight, apart from the wisps of gray smoke swirling around him, he looked almost no different from a normal person.

However, his entire body was grayish-white, like a character meticulously drawn in a comic book, but lacking the final step of coloring.

An extremely intense resentment emanated from the gray-haired boy, causing the surrounding temperature to plummet, almost freezing into clusters of ice flowers.

This young ghost was a fellow disciple who had been murdered by Maflin and kept in the Cowbell Space. His original resentment was extremely strong, and after being cultivated and refined by Maflin's various secret methods, he had become an extremely powerful ghost servant.

Perhaps Mamforin also intended to cultivate it as an "arrow embryo" for the Ghost Arrow.

Later, Mamflin was defeated by Dago, and in his defeat, he was directly devoured by the wraiths under his own command.

Dago didn't know how many ghosts he had originally kept in the Cowbell Space; he only knew that now there was only this one ghost left in the entire space.

All the ghosts were devoured by the young ghost before them.

Now, it can truly be considered a top-quality "arrow blank"!

Any necromancer would probably be envious and go crazy if they saw it.

"return."

Dago shook the cowbell, and the gray-white ghost of the boy in front of him turned back into a wisp of gray smoke and returned to the cowbell space.

He performed some simple "recognition" operations on the gray-white boy's ghost, based on his knowledge of necromancy, but the main means of controlling it still relied on the cowbell artifact of the "Bone Bell".

From the current perspective, it can be considered that they have been completely subdued.

But nothing in this world is foolproof, and Mamforin serves as the best example of this.

"Practicing necromancy inevitably involves these risks; to avoid backlash, one must strengthen oneself."

Dago was well aware of this, and he had his own confidence. His mental will was at least ten times stronger than Mamfulin's, so there was no need to worry about the ghosts backlash in the short term.

In the process of "taming" this ghost, Dargo also gained some information about the gray-haired boy ghost.

This young ghost was named Ashya, and he was born into a noble family in a secular kingdom, much like Dago. However, he had a great talent for wizardry. After being discovered and taken as a disciple by the previous "Bone Bell", everything went smoothly for him, and he even had a great chance of inheriting the mantle of "Bone Bell".

It's a pity that he was brutally murdered by Maflin after killing his master, which explains why he harbored such deep resentment.

Dago fiddled with the cowbell in his hand, then flipped his hand and took out a strangely shaped bone spur with an ancient design.

This bone spur came from "Ghost Mask" Korcrab, and was also one of the spoils he acquired in the Wizards' battle for the title.

Dago has already studied it. This bone spike is also a soul-attacking magic tool. He has personally experienced it and found it to be quite powerful, insidious, and vicious, making it virtually impossible to defend against.

The only drawback is that the magical light emitted by these bone spurs cannot automatically lock onto the opponent; it can only be manually controlled by the caster.

But considering the danger of facing this bone spike attack back then, there are probably very few wizards within the formal ranks who can dodge such a bone spike attack within a certain distance.

After all, how many wizards could temper their physical bodies to such an abnormal degree as Dargo?

For the past three days, Dago has been mostly sorting out his gains, including not only the material gains but also the improvement in his own strength.

Leaving aside the significant increase in the skill evolution of all the trump card spells, the biggest improvement should be the "Elemental Resonance" spell.

After the bloody battle in Herams, Dago was able to "glimpse" the "Miracle Domain" above the Extraordinary Domain, which confirmed to him that there must be a higher realm beyond the Evolutionary Characteristics.

After the "Elemental Resonance" spell reached its limit, the resulting "Blue Demon Body" has always been one of Dago's biggest and most important trump cards.

He was really looking forward to seeing what the [Blue Demon Body] would transform into once its skill evolution progress was full.

There's also the [Cold Element] rune in the physical body seal, which will probably undergo even stronger changes.

At this moment, within Dago's mental space, the sixth soul crystal was nearing completion, and the "benefits" brought about by the surge in soul power had not yet completely subsided.

It is estimated that Dago's mental strength will maintain this rapid growth for a long time to come.

"Ten Soul Crystals".

That's what Dago is thinking about now.

He saw greater potential beyond the limits of the formal wizard stage in Michael, and if possible, he naturally wanted to strive in that direction as well.

After all, the formal wizarding stage is the foundation-building stage. It's never too much to strengthen your foundation, and one day you'll look back and be grateful for every bit of effort you've put in.

Michael did not reveal how he entered the wizarding forbidden zone and condensed the tenth soul crystal, which is perhaps a closely guarded secret even in the central wizarding world.

Dago can only wait and see if he will have the opportunity to learn this secret in the future.

In addition, during these three days, he also completed the last remaining part of the soul seal [Golden Law] condensed within the fifth soul crystal.

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, the [Golden Law] metal-based magic inheritance will likely be Dago's main focus in his future training.

As Dago was thinking, suddenly, the titanium metal attached to the surface of his body beneath his robe began to stir.