The Necromancer in the Wizarding World

Matthews followed the advice of his mentor Somlia and came to the Apprentice Experiment Department to rent an independent laboratory. To do this, he needed to pay a monthly rent of five magic stones, but he directly prepaid the fee for a year in one lump sum, which was undoubtedly very wealthy among the apprentices.

In this laboratory that belonged to him alone, Matthews began his first death-side experiment, which marked that his witchcraft learning had finally entered the practical stage.

It is common sense recognized in the wizarding world that only by verifying the theory through personal practice can the learned witchcraft knowledge be transformed into personal power.

Matthews was curious about the mystery of death and was eager to study how to transform basic magic into a powerful force of death. He clearly realized that only by deeply understanding these principles could he successfully construct his first witchcraft.

For the experiment, he carefully prepared the necessary equipment and materials, including a humanoid corpse. Afterwards, he opened his necromancy experiment notes and carefully reviewed the steps and key points of the experiment.

According to the experimental plan, Matthews conducted in-depth spiritual perception of the corpse, and then applied magical stimulation to specific parts to enhance the corpse's reaction.

The precise stimulation of magic power was like a magnifying glass, allowing him to keenly capture a strange aura that was both oppressive and frightening, and the first contact deeply shocked his heart.

He realized that this was the legendary power of death, and its unique effect was completely different from basic magic. Although he had not yet fully uncovered the deep secrets of this power, he was deeply fascinated by its charm and could not help but praise its mystery and beauty.

However, Matthews also realized that in order to fully understand and harness this power, it would take a long time of exploration and research. Even a preliminary understanding would be a big step forward for him.

Therefore, he decided to devote himself to the in-depth exploration of the power of death in the coming days, and no longer be distracted by any other matters. He was eager to understand this power in depth in order to improve his combat strength.

As the experiment progressed, Matthews discovered that the previously dormant magic power began to surge, and he became more and more adept at using it.

After careful consideration, Matthews suddenly understood a truth: magic power also needs to be used frequently like fighting spirit and mental strength to be free. If you only pursue the growth of power and ignore the essence, it may backfire in the end.

At the same time, he also realized his shortcomings: although wisdom enlightenment brought him a huge advantage, it also caused him to lag behind other apprentices in the use of magic.

Even in terms of combat power, he is not as good as Charles today. The strength of a second-class apprentice is equivalent to that of a formal knight, but his combat power still remains at the level of an apprentice knight. It is terrifying to think about it!

This realization gave him an inexplicable sense of urgency, causing him to lose focus on the experiment for a while. He knew that he had to make up for this shortcoming as soon as possible, otherwise he would not be able to gain a foothold in future competition.

At this time, Matthews' identity badge lit up. It was a message from Charles, informing him that Joanna had followed her mentor to the Cave of Eternal Night.

Although Matthews was somewhat helpless about this, he decided to suspend his research to meet his old friend and also to calm down. He knew that it was not wise to push himself too much, as it would affect his experimental efficiency.

He replied to Charles and confirmed the meeting place. Before leaving, he tidied up the messy laboratory and carefully stored the experimental samples in a magic container. After everything was ready, he left the laboratory and headed for the agreed location.

When he approached the agreed location, he saw from afar Charles playing and frolicking with several hot and beautiful women under a tree. The atmosphere was relaxed and joyful.

This scene made Matthews feel a little envious. He felt that Charles' life was really leisurely and comfortable, as if he was not bound by any time. This was in stark contrast to his busy research and study life.

At the same time, Charles also noticed Matthews' arrival. He immediately stopped playing, waved at him with a smile on his face and greeted him loudly. The others also cast their curious eyes towards this legendary figure in the academy.

When Matthews approached, Charles exaggeratedly praised him as the future master of potions. However, Matthews just shook his head and smiled bitterly, looking a little lonely. Charles noticed his abnormality and asked what happened with concern.

Matthews didn't want to bring his troubles to his friends, so he forced a smile and lied that the experiment didn't go well.

Charles didn't take it seriously, believing that experiments are supposed to be challenging and not smooth sailing. He encouraged Matthews not to set too high standards for himself and to relax from time to time.

After listening to Charles' advice, Matthews decided to put aside his worries for the time being and enjoy this rare leisure time.

At this time, Joanna stepped forward and gracefully performed a noble etiquette unique to the Lost Land to Matthews, congratulating him on becoming the disciple of the Master of Alchemy.

She wrote to Matthews and Charles to inquire about this, but only received a reply from Charles. Although the news was confirmed, she was not happy, and was worried that Matthews was deliberately alienating her after he became successful. If her mentor had not suggested that she take this opportunity to get close to Matthews, she might not have come here.

It is worth mentioning that the wizard robes in Lilith's hut are unique, somewhat like the dimensional robes in comics, short and naturally raised backwards. In the scene, Joanna and a super-cool female apprentice's robes are like this.

Charles saw Joanna's doubts and said affirmatively: "You must have written to Matthews as well? But I guess you definitely didn't receive a reply!"

Matthews was surprised by this, because he had always thought that the wizarding world would use mental imprints or magical communications to communicate, rather than traditional letter mailing. This was obviously inconsistent with his expectation of "thousand-mile communication"!

His ignorance shocked the others. They looked at him like a monster. They couldn't understand why Matthews didn't even know such basic common sense. This genius was actually a little stupid?

Charles smiled in a mysterious manner and said, "Do you think it's that easy to be a genius? Behind genius are efforts and contributions that ordinary people can hardly imagine."

Matthews was amused by his friend's appearance, and his troubles seemed to disappear in the laughter, and he felt relaxed and happy both physically and mentally. He realized the importance of proper relaxation.

At this time, Charles's dear senior sister came out to explain: "Matthews, in the wizarding world, letters are the basic way to communicate over long distances. Only in the academy can we use mental imprints for rapid transmission."

Matthews suddenly realized that his previous idea was too simple. He speculated that the academy might have set up some kind of magical device similar to a wireless router or local area network to assist in instant communication within a short distance. Such a setting not only explains why the academy can quickly transmit messages, but also fits the magical technology background of the wizarding world.