The Necromancer in the Wizarding World

When Matthews stepped into the live broadcast room, he found that it was already crowded with people. Fortunately, Charles and his dear senior sister had reserved a seat for him, so he didn't have to stand and watch like last time.

To Matthews' surprise, his seatmate was actually Carter, with whom he had played not long ago.

He greeted him warmly: "Hey, Carter, I didn't expect to see you here!"

Carter glanced at Matthews, feeling that this oddball was a waste of talent: "You really shouldn't have rejected Senior Barnes' invitation. With your close combat talent, you can definitely shine in the bloodline."

Matthews smiled bitterly and shook his head. He was somewhat helpless about Carter's persistence: "The world of witchcraft is like this. Sometimes what suits you is not necessarily what you want, and it is not something you have to go for."

Carter really didn't understand what the other party meant, but he still felt it was a pity: "What a mess, I just think you can have more room for development on the bloodline side."

Matthews didn't want to dwell on this topic too much. "By the way, Carter, how do you quantify strength, speed, and explosiveness on the bloodline side?"

Carter's answer disappointed him a little. Strength can be measured by a dynamometer, but there is no exact measurement tool for speed and explosive power.

The measurement of speed requires comprehensive consideration of multiple factors, and explosive power involves multiple aspects such as speed burst, strength burst and reaction burst, which makes them difficult to measure in real time.

At this time, Barnes and Garlon had entered the arena. When old rivals meet, the atmosphere is always filled with sarcasm and provocation.

Garlon spoke first, his eyes revealing a sense of ease and disdain: "Barnes, it seems you still want to take back the top spot!"

Barnes responded with a determined look: "Give it one last try. If you win today, the top spot will be yours!"

After that, Barnes began to stimulate the power of his bloodline and used his staff to bless himself with several continuous auxiliary magic. Then, he put away the staff, and a cold scimitar appeared in his hand.

This action instantly ignited the enthusiasm of the live broadcast room. The apprentices were boiling with excitement. They knew that Barnes was going to go all out and even took out the offensive enchanted weapons that were rarely used.

Garlon also felt unprecedented pressure. He did not dare to be careless and immediately cast the shadow system's signature witchcraft - Shadow Mist.

Although Barnes' blood talent is detection, his perception ability will definitely be affected to a certain extent under the interference of this fog.

In fact, the shadow fog is of great significance to the shadow sorcery. In the shadow fog, the shadow stealth is not only more concealed, but also the stealth speed will be greatly improved. This is the magic of the shadow sorcery combination.

This time, Barnes did not just passively endure it, but consciously took the initiative to pursue. His swordsmanship was also superb, so Garlon did not dare to confront him head-on.

But it has to be admitted that Garlon's stealth speed is so fast that even though Barnes has the speed enhancement from the magic wolf bloodline, he is still slightly inferior.

At the same time, one has to sigh at the dominant position of shadow witchcraft in single-soldier combat - stealth, drifting, raids, fighting, the power unleashed by the combination of these witchcrafts makes people feel terrified just thinking about it.

Garlon was still able to handle the pursuit with ease, and was also looking for the best time to attack. Barnes was obviously still holding back, not daring to attack with all his strength, and he was always on the alert for his opponent's fatal attack.

Barnes' challenge this time was obviously too blind. He did not find an effective way to break the opponent's tactics at all. He just relied on the powerful combat instinct after his bloodline was fully stimulated.

But intuition is a two-sided thing. When you rely too much on it, you tend to fall into a passive position, and you will lose more than you win.

Matthews couldn't help but shake his head. Barnes' strategy was really inferior. He should have deliberately induced the opponent's attack instead of simply thinking about attacking and defending.

He had unconsciously brought himself into the battle, thinking about a series of countermeasures.

On the court, Barnes had already sensed that Garlon was about to perform Shadow Drift. With his nerves tense, he was a little alarmed and had already chopped towards the air several times in a row, which had made him waver in his instincts.

This change in mentality will undoubtedly further weaken his fighting ability. Matthews shook his head: "The defeat is inevitable."

Charles did hear Matthews' whisper, but this time he learned his lesson and didn't ask any more questions.

At the moment when Barnes hesitated, Garlon launched his real attack. He first used Shadow Drift to quickly move behind Barnes, and then immediately launched Shadow Assault.

Although Barnes reacted quickly, he was still hit in the back. Despite this, he still stood up tenaciously. However, Garlon did not give him a chance to breathe, and then another heavy blow landed on his back. This time, Barnes' movements became obviously stiff.

If Barnes could understand the limitations of Shadow's small drift, he might be able to force Garlon's attack angle by continuously flipping forward and delaying time and distance, thus finding a chance for a Jedi counterattack.

Matthews predicted that the third strike would still come from behind Barnes. This is the pride and confidence of the strong. They always want to defeat their opponents in the same way and complete a hat trick to demonstrate their own strength.

He didn't even have the desire to continue watching, and left the live broadcast room without waiting for the fight to end.

He had more important things to do - go to the material store to check whether the experimental materials he ordered had arrived. According to the previous agreement, it would only take ten days for him to pick up the goods. Matthews couldn't wait.

As soon as Matthews entered the materials store, the manager immediately came up to him, told him that the goods he had ordered had arrived at the store, and guided him to the warehouse at the back of the store.

This was Matthews' first time entering this warehouse dedicated to storing experimental subjects. The warehouse was filled with all kinds of experimental subjects, various strange creatures, and sealed biological corpses, which opened his eyes.

Two humanoid knights were locked in an iron cage. Their appearance was very strange, with locust-like heads and human-like bodies. They were indeed knights, and Matthews could feel the flow of their qi sea and fighting spirit.

The steward introduced to Matthews that these two humanoids were locusts from another dimension, and were later trained by the At family to become knights. Because they had been given a slave mark, these humanoid knights were very docile, so they could be safely and boldly experimented on.

After completing the transaction procedures, Matthews paid the balance and accepted the relevant deeds. In order to ensure the safe management of the two locusts, he marked each knight with physical and mental marks as required.

This is a necessary procedure when selling living humanoids, designed to prevent the humanoid knight from escaping or to track down its owner in the event of any unexpected situation.