Full-Time Magister: My Talent is Pretty Good

The procedures weren't too complicated, and Lu Jin'an received his hunter's medal in no time.

The palm-sized shield is made of bronze and features an engraved pattern of a mage's staff and a hunter's longsword intertwined on the back.

He infused the medal with a little magic, and it glowed with a faint white light, revealing his basic information and points on the back.

Lu Jin'an was somewhat excited, finally able to test the power of his magic; he had never actually used necromancy before.

He has always used his magic to summon corpses and small skeletons, but without the undead and souls, how can it be called necromancy?

Of course, although he wanted to test the true power of necromancy, he didn't overestimate himself and simply accepted a regular task of collecting herbs.

It wasn't that he lacked the strength; Lu Jin'an was confident he could easily defeat all low-level demonic beasts. But theory is theory, and real combat is real combat.

He had never seen such a thing before, and there was bound to be some unexpected problems. It was better to play it safe and stay calm for now.

He quickly arrived at the Xuefeng Mountain post station as required by the mission, and after registering, he successfully exited the city gate.

Lu Jin'an turned around, looked at the stone door slowly closing behind her, swallowed hard, feeling nervous but mostly excited.

His mission location was not far from the city. It was just a simple collection mission. With a thought, a faint green light emanated from his body, and a simple wind-elemental magic circle was drawn under his feet.

Wind rails—speeding.

His movement speed was greatly increased, and following the map's guidance, he quickly arrived at the mission location.

"We were lucky; we didn't encounter any demons along the way."

Lu Jin'an muttered to himself, picked up a purple flower from the ground, and smelled it. It smelled quite nice. This was his mission objective: to collect this kind of flower.

He carefully stuffed the flowers into the cloth bag, then glanced at the remaining amount. There weren't many, but it should be enough to complete the task.

He bent over and began to work.

In less than half an hour, Lu Jin'an had collected all the medicinal herbs.

He got up, wiped his sweat, tied the cloth bag back on, looked into the somewhat primitive depths of the forest, and muttered something under his breath.

"Let's go, time to get down to business. Come out, skeletons!"

As he spoke, Lu Jin'an used the Undead Generation technique to summon two skeleton soldiers.

The magic circle flashed, and two skeleton soldiers appeared out of thin air, standing quietly beside Lu Jin'an.

Their entire bodies are made up of skeletons, with a faint, eerie light emanating from deep within their eye sockets, and every bone emitting a pale glow.

  

They are not short, but rather very tall. If they were to wear a layer of skin, they would definitely be strong men, exuding a powerful aura.

Lu Jin'an tapped on one of the skeletons, making a dull "thump-thump" sound. He nodded in satisfaction, feeling quite safe there.

People online can just say necromancers are creepy and that's it. In real life, who wouldn't want to awaken such a cool spell?

As for why he didn't summon more? It's not that he couldn't; with his current mental and magical power, he could easily summon six.

But there's no need, firstly because it's too costly, and secondly because he has confidence in these two skeletons, having already tested them.

The skeletons were very strong and fast. If his guess was correct, each one was no less powerful than the giant-eyed gorilla.

Of course, these are all speculations. Only after experiments will we know for sure. With this in mind, Lu Jin'an walked step by step deeper into the forest.

Two skeletons followed him on either side, protecting him in real time.

Protected by the two skeletons, Lu Jin'an explored the jungle. They moved slowly and cautiously.

After wandering around for a while, they heard a noise. Lu Jin'an's heart pounded. There was movement in the wild, which was most likely a demon.

He followed the sound and slowly moved toward the source of the sound.

Two giant-eyed star mice were lying together in the bushes. One of them squeaked twice, making a "squeak squeak" sound.

A human corpse lay beside them.

One of them lowered its head, opened its blood-red maw, and bit at the half-eaten corpse on the ground.

It ripped off an arm and swallowed it whole, flesh and bone. The other one wasn't idle either; seeing its companion had already started, it tore off a leg and stuffed it into its mouth.

Lu Jin'an slowly approached the bushes, less than 20 meters away. He stood up and carefully observed the area.

Two enormous rats were lying on the ground, seemingly eating something.

They are very large, about the size of a large dog, with coarse, dark brown fur, covered in mud and blood.

Their faces are not much different from ordinary mice, but their eyes are quite different. They only have one eye, which is the size of a basketball and looks terrifying.

Their limbs were thick and had sharp claws; even from a distance, Lu Jin'an could smell the stench emanating from them.

"These must be the giant-eyed blood rats. Damn, they're pretty scary." Lu Jin'an observed them carefully for a while, then looked at the two tall skeletons behind him.

After a rough comparison of their fighting strength, he figured there shouldn't be any major problems. Those two beasts only disgusted him and didn't instill much pressure, so they weren't a cause for concern.

"Let's do it!"

The sound wasn't loud, but it was quite clear in the empty forest. The two skeletons suddenly changed their aura, as if they had received a king's command, and immediately rushed towards the two giant-eyed rats that were eating.

The two giant-eyed star rats raised their heads the moment Lu Jin'an shouted, their two blood-red eyes fixed on the two skeletons rushing towards them.

"Squeak! Squeak! Squeak!"

They roared and pounced, moving quickly, but still slower than the two skeletons.

Lu Jin'an stood to the side, quietly observing the four monsters fighting, holding a wind spell in his hand, ready to run away immediately if things went wrong.

A few minutes later, the battle was nearing its end, and as Lu Jin'an had predicted, the skeleton's individual strength was greater than that of the giant-eyed gorilla.

They are stronger, faster, and more defensive, and the humanoid creatures are better at fighting than the two giant rats.

Of course, the most important reason is that skeletons are undead creatures, they have no pain or fear, they will only eagerly carry out orders.

They all fought with all their might, aiming to kill.

At this moment, a giant-eyed star rat, its head smashed open, lay dead in a nearby bush.

The other giant-eyed ape-rat, facing the combined attack of the two skeletons, could not make any waves; death was its only fate.

With a mournful squeak, the giant-eyed rat collapsed to the ground, its two thick hind legs twitching a few times before falling still.

Lu Jin'an was a cautious man. After ordering the giant-eyed rat's head to be pierced, he carefully walked over.