The Necromancer in the Wizarding World

Matthews' words seemed to touch the heartstrings of the Somlia wizard. His eyes gradually brightened and his feeling of loss disappeared.

"Matthews, you are absolutely right. I am a formal wizard who has lived for more than a hundred years, but I can't see things as clearly as you, an apprentice who is less than twenty years old." Mentor Somlia sighed.

Matthews touched the back of his head and said a little embarrassedly: "Teacher, you are too concerned about me, so you are a little confused."

Teacher Somlia nodded in agreement. He had indeed neglected his wisdom and judgment as a wizard because of his excessive concern for his daughter.

"Matthews, you came to me today because you have any questions that you need my help to answer?" asked Mentor Somlia.

After a moment of hesitation, Matthews expressed his true thoughts: "Teacher, I often encounter some vague problems in experiments, which have troubled and even prevented me from making further progress. I think that if I can have advanced knowledge as a guide, my experimental efficiency will be greatly improved. Therefore, I am not here today simply to ask you questions, but to ask you, what price should I pay to obtain advanced knowledge of the necromancy from you?"

The Somlia wizard was slightly stunned. He did not expect that this seemingly ambitious apprentice could raise such a profound question. But he had to admit that Matthews's point of view was correct. However, as an important advanced branch of the Death Side, the value of the knowledge of the Necromancer Department was immeasurable.

"Matthews, you know what? The knowledge of necromancy is like a priceless treasure to me." Mentor Somlia said slowly.

Matthews did not respond immediately. He understood that nothing was truly priceless. Everything had its value, just a matter of high and low.

The wizard Somlia did not let Matthews wait too long, and said calmly: "Matthews, this kind of advanced knowledge cannot be directly transmitted to you like basic knowledge. If you want to learn a specific knowledge point, I can teach you at the same price."

Matthews' heart tightened. This was not the result he wanted. If he could only get a certain point, it would undoubtedly greatly slow down his progress. Not only would it be inefficient, but the knowledge would not be able to form a complete system, and it would be even more difficult to integrate it.

He took a deep breath, mustered up his courage and asked, "Teacher, is it possible to obtain all the advanced knowledge of the necromancy system at once?"

Wizard Somlia frowned deeply and shook his head: "All knowledge? That is prepared for the inheritance disciples, and you are already the inheritance disciple of Master Fernando, it is impossible for you to obtain the inheritance of other wizards."

Matthews' heart sank. He understood the rules of the wizarding world. No one was willing to share a disciple with others, as that would be considered a serious blasphemy against one's own knowledge. He felt deeply helpless and frustrated. Could it be that he could only start from scratch and study step by step?

Not only was it time-consuming and labor-intensive, but the results might not be correct. He felt lost and helpless, not knowing what to do.

In the end, Matthews could only leave the laboratory of his mentor Somlia sadly. He was filled with reluctance. Without witchcraft, how could he face more profound unknown challenges?

Since he couldn't get what he wanted from Mentor Somlia, Matthews had to start from other ways.

The first thing he considered was to see if it was possible from other necromancers. In the wizarding world, although the rules for inheriting disciples were strict, it did not mean that other wizards would not share some knowledge. He could try to establish contact with other necromancers to see if there were any willing to exchange.

In addition, he also considered Senior Sister Annie. However, unless it was absolutely necessary, he really didn't want to achieve his goal through Annie against his will. That would not only be an injustice to Teacher Somlia, but also a great blasphemy to the knowledge of witchcraft.

In order to get more information, Matthews decided to contact Dong Dongqi. He sent a message to Dong Dongqi and asked him to meet at the old place. Today, he not only needed to obtain the established basic theoretical knowledge, but also needed to inquire about the way to obtain advanced knowledge. He believed that Dong Dongqi should have different insights and ideas.

In addition, he also wanted to inquire about the knowledge of the science of everything. As an ancient subject in the wizarding world, the science of everything does not have a great presence in the wizarding world, but in fact it is present in many advanced wizarding directions.

For example, the plant system is most closely related to the science of all things. Although it does not strictly follow the theory of the development of all things, the most basic parts are still connected. Similarly, the dead spirit system can also explain the direction of the biological basis of dead spirits through the science of all things.

Dong Dongqi seemed to have been waiting beside him for a while. He couldn't help but teasing Matthews: "Matthews, you are really too hardworking. You are thinking about the problem in such a short time?"

Matthews could only shake his head and smile bitterly: "I do have something on my mind, and I still have to count on you to give me some advice!"

Dong Dongqi asked curiously: "Oh? What's the problem? Tell me about it, maybe I can really help."

Matthews didn't beat around the bush and asked directly: "Do you know where I can get advanced knowledge of the necromancy system?"

Dong Dongqi asked in surprise: "Can't you get these from the Somlia wizard?" He knew that the black-haired boy in front of him was also learning death-side magic from the Somlia wizard!

Matthews shook his head and said frankly: "No, the tutor can only teach me part of it, but this is not what I am pursuing."