The Necromancer in the Wizarding World

Matthews returned to his residence and fell asleep immediately, which was rare. He was too lazy to even do the meditation that was essential on weekdays. It was obvious that he had had a very bad day.

Matthews and Sanchez were the last two among the third-class apprentices. Their originally dull fight unexpectedly became a hot topic among the wizards and apprentices in the Eternal Night Cave.

The apprentices were keen to discuss their unusual battle and rumors of Matthews's possible change of direction in witchcraft.

The official wizards focused on the title of the Mohawk Wizard, while the bloodline wizards were even more eager to challenge this dead soul wizard who was known as an ancient giant and to personally verify whether his strength was as amazing as the rumors said.

Anne stood in front of Matthews's residence, hesitated for a moment and then knocked on the door. Her purpose of this trip was clear, to protect her father's dignity. If Matthews really changed the direction of witchcraft, not only would her father's reputation be damaged, but she herself would also lose face.

Matthews was already in a bad mood and had already retreated to his residence. He was extremely dissatisfied with someone coming to disturb him without asking for any trouble. He reluctantly opened the door before he completely opened it, but found that Sister Anne had squeezed in.

"Junior brother, your place is too shabby, there is no decoration at all!" Annie looked around and couldn't help complaining.

Matthews was in a bad mood and didn't want to talk nonsense: "Senior sister, do you have something to talk to me about?"

Anne immediately put on a pitiful expression: "Junior brother, please don't change the direction of witchcraft, okay?" Her circle is composed of a group of second-generation witches. If Matthews really changed the direction of witchcraft, her father's reputation, which was not outstanding to begin with, would become even worse. How could she survive in the circle then?

Matthews was speechless. His joke was taken so seriously. He really didn't know how to describe this senior sister. Silly and innocent? Although the dead soul system was indeed powerful, the dead spirit witch array was also not to be underestimated. He had never considered changing the direction of witchcraft.

He shook his head helplessly and was about to explain, but Annie couldn't wait to interrupt him and said, "Junior brother, I already know that my father will not pass on the advanced knowledge of necromancy to you, but as long as you don't change your direction and continue to follow him to learn, I promise to give you my father's advanced knowledge crystal ball and experimental notes. How do you think?"

Matthews' heartbeat accelerated instantly. He stared at Anne with wide eyes in disbelief. This was the advanced knowledge he had always dreamed of and had been seeking for. However, he knew that this was no different from stealing someone's knowledge. However, the temptation of advanced knowledge was too great, which made him fall into a brief dilemma.

Anne continued to lobby: "Junior brother, even if you change your direction, you may not be appreciated by the Mohawk wizard. In contrast, with the dead spirit knowledge I provide, your progress will definitely be faster."

However, Matthews regained his senses after a brief heartbeat. Anne's words were indeed very tempting, but Matthews could not accept it.

He was clearly aware that acquiring knowledge through improper means was not only a blasphemy to the knowledge itself, but also a blatant challenge to the rules of the wizarding world, and would condemn his own conscience.

In the wizarding world, stealing is a highly controversial and often severely punished act, and although Anne volunteered to help, it still made Matthews feel hesitant and uneasy.

Before trying other ways, he must not take such extreme measures. Matthews promised his sister that he would not change the direction of witchcraft to eliminate her concerns and entanglements.

Anne was very satisfied with Matthews' clear statement. She even felt that she had finally grown up and could help her father share the pressure.

"Junior brother, I, Anne Frenza, will definitely do what I promised." She kissed Matthews lightly on the cheek and left in a hurry.

Matthews lay on the bed, his mind racing. In order to obtain deeper knowledge of necromancy from Wizard Andre, he had to find a suitable method.

With his current strength, it was unrealistic to make an equal exchange. The only way out seemed to be to convince Wizard Andre that he had the absolute potential to defeat the disciple who betrayed his inheritance, so as to prove the strength of necromancy. But the key was how to convince Wizard Andre that he had such ability.

At this moment, Matthews's identity badge suddenly flashed. It was a message from mentor Somlia: "Matthews, come to the laboratory."

Matthews' heart sank. He knew without a doubt that Senior Sister Annie was behind this. He stood up helplessly and quickly rushed to the laboratory.

When he walked into the laboratory, he found that Professor Somlia was sitting on the bench in a daze. Matthews bowed respectfully to the professor and said, "Teacher, are you looking for me?"

The Somlia wizard slowly raised his head, looked at Matthews and said, "Matthews, if you really want to change the direction of witchcraft, I won't stop you. Everyone has their own choices, and you don't need to consider my feelings."

Fuck, Matthews couldn't help but want to speak in English. Can this senior sister do something? His heart instantly fell to the bottom, and he hurriedly wanted to explain: "Teacher..."

However, the wizard Somlia interrupted Matthews and said seriously: "Although I don't know what the Mohawk wizard promised you, I want to tell you that both the dead and the dead souls are extremely challenging fields that require full commitment and an unswerving spirit of exploration. If you rely on your talent and are distracted, you will end up with nothing."

Matthews was confused and didn't understand why the teacher suddenly mentioned the Mohawk wizard. He quickly explained: "Teacher, I have no intention of changing the direction of witchcraft. I have full confidence in the necromancy."

The Somlia wizard stared into Matthews' eyes and said firmly, "You may be dissatisfied with me for not passing on the knowledge of the dead to you, but in fact, in the wizarding world, the inheritance of advanced knowledge is extremely cautious. You must understand that knowledge is priceless, and only true disciples of the inheritance are qualified to obtain it."

Matthews nodded helplessly to show his understanding. He knew very well the value of knowledge and the importance of inheritance.

Although Somlia appeared relaxed on the surface, he was actually under great pressure. For many years, he had only accepted two apprentices, Anne and Matthews. Now, Anne had transferred to the Department of Plants. If Matthews also left, how would other wizards view him? And how would he face the eyes of Master Fernando and Dean Francis?

Under such circumstances, the wizard Somlia decided to give Matthews a special treatment: "Matthews, listen carefully. I can teach you some advanced knowledge of the necromancy system, and your treatment will be the same as my official disciple. This is the biggest concession I can make."

Matthews was so excited when he heard this that he could hardly control himself. Happiness came so suddenly. He couldn't help but sigh that Senior Sister had finally done something right!

He immediately bowed to the Somlia wizard and expressed his gratitude: "Thank you, Master. I will do my best to live up to your expectations!"

The wizard Somlia nodded with satisfaction: "Very good, Matthews. The necromancy knowledge I have here includes: resurrection and manipulation of the dead, necromancy formations and contracts, and the cultivation and transformation of undead creatures. You can choose a direction to study in depth according to your interests, and I will pass on the corresponding knowledge to you."

Matthews almost couldn't help but make a choice immediately after hearing these tempting options. But he still resisted the urge and decided to participate in the points battle first. After all, such an opportunity is rare, and he can't make a hasty decision.