The Necromancer in the Wizarding World

Fernando was very pleased with his choice of apprentice, as his apprentice's excellence had far exceeded his expectations. Not only was his potency and witchcraft prowess, but also his perseverance and fearlessness.

If the disciple was just a full-time pharmacist, or was mediocre in combat, then even if Matthews offered to take part in the trial, he would never agree.

However, what is shocking is that this disciple's fighting ability is so strong that he can easily squeeze into the top 100 in the standings just after being promoted to a third-class apprentice.

Fernando carefully watched every challenge match of his disciple, and was extremely satisfied with his outstanding performance. What was most unbelievable to him was that, strictly speaking, his disciple had never lost a match in the points battle.

“Great! Matthews, do you have any other needs? I will try my best to prepare it for you.” Fernando asked.

After thinking for a while, Matthews replied, "Teacher, I need a good enchanted arm guard, preferably one with half a glove. This way, I can perform witchcraft and engage in close combat."

Fernando nodded slightly, indicating that he understood his needs, and encouraged his disciples to focus on improving their combat witchcraft skills in the near future and to record more practical witchcraft to deal with various situations that might be encountered.

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After Matthews walked out of the pharmacy laboratory, he rushed to the material store and ordered five locust knights again.

Then he made a quick decision - to go to Wizard Andre for help.

After all, it was impossible for him to complete the initial development of the Necromancer's Close Combat Technique in just two months. If he wanted to get a share of the high-level secret medicine in the next bloody trial, he had to find a powerful helper.

Matthews hurried to the door of Wizard Andre's laboratory, took a deep breath, and knocked on the door of the laboratory decisively.

After a moment, the door opened, and Wizard Andre looked at Matthews outside the door with a puzzled look on his face, obviously very puzzled by his return visit.

Matthews quickly saluted and said, "Master Andre, I am very sorry to bother you again, but due to my limited knowledge, I have to come to you again to ask for your advice."

Although Wizard Andre felt helpless, he still let Matthews enter the laboratory. "Matthews, I have never been involved in the art of necromancy, so I am afraid it is difficult for me to provide you with effective advice or help!"

He really didn't want to and didn't dare to get too involved in this research. After all, how could two low-level wizards and apprentices of theirs easily solve a problem that so many powerful wizards in the past had spent hundreds or thousands of years trying to solve?

Moreover, once you commit yourself to it, you will definitely not see any results within one or two years. You may even be trapped in it for the rest of your life.

However, Matthews said eagerly: "Sir, I have achieved some preliminary research results, but due to my limited knowledge, some subsequent problems are difficult to solve! That's why I urgently want your guidance!"

After hearing this, Andre could not help but frown deeply, muttering to himself: Fernando's disciple is really too frivolous. At the same time, he began to doubt whether his old friend's vision was biased.

After all, to achieve the so-called "results" in just over a month? This is simply a fantasy! Does this kid still think he is the omnipotent Wu Zu? If it was his own disciple who said this, he would probably slap him and send him to see Wu Zu without hesitation.

Andre warned earnestly: "Matthews, no magic is created out of thin air. It takes time to settle and accumulate. Your blind pursuit of speed will only backfire."

He hoped that the young apprentice would understand that the study of witchcraft was a long and arduous process, and that only by keeping one's feet on the ground could one go further.

Matthews knew that what he said was a little unbelievable, but that was the fact, and perhaps this was fate.

If he himself did not possess fighting spirit, or did not have the unique way of thinking of humanoid knights and the other world, then today's results would probably never be achieved.

Sometimes, he couldn't help but think that it was not necessarily a good thing for a person to have too broad a vision and too much knowledge.

Just like his experiment this time, if he was not limited to the only superpower other than witchcraft - fighting spirit, then he would most likely try other harmonizing forces instead of constantly studying fighting spirit, and he would not have changed the harmonization into combination in the end.

"Master Andre, no matter how I explain it, I'm afraid you won't believe it, so please take a look at this for yourself!" After saying that, Matthews took out the experimental photo ball and handed it to Wizard Andre.

Andre frowned, his eyes revealing a hint of doubt and curiosity. He wondered in his heart, could this young man really have done something amazing? He took the photo ball and began to watch the video recording inside.

When he saw that Matthews had skillfully used the power of death and fighting spirit to activate the knight's rune mark, his heart seemed to be swept by a storm, and the extreme shock almost made him unable to remain calm.

If the knights can withstand this kind of power, it means that this method is completely feasible, because the death-side wizards who master the power of death have a stronger resistance to the erosion of this violent force.

At this moment, he really began to pay attention to this seemingly ordinary apprentice in front of him. He simply couldn't imagine how the other party came up with such a solution. Such a unique and creative idea shocked him.

He couldn't help but imagine what a brilliant future this apprentice would have in the wizarding world.

Andre closed his eyes, trying to restrain his wild thoughts from stealing the other party's experimental results, but deep in his heart he was constantly attracted by the tempting idea. The attraction of this experimental result was so strong that it was even enough to shake his firm heart as a wizard for hundreds of years.

"Matthews, you shouldn't have shown these to me. These discoveries are enough to get you on the cover of the Witch World Monthly and become a shining pearl in the history of witchcraft!"

In fact, Matthews was forced to do so. He was unwilling to reveal his future unique witchcraft information to others, but the reality forced him to make such a decision.

He took a deep breath, looked at Wizard Andre, and said sincerely: "Master Andre, it is because of the close research materials you gave me free of charge that I was able to achieve these research results, so you should also have a share of these results!"

Wizard Andre was deeply moved, and he couldn't help asking himself: Can he really share this glory? If so, then the knot that has troubled him for many years will be completely untied. As a result, it is not impossible for him to be promoted to an intermediate wizard.

However, he still couldn't believe it and reminded carefully: "Matthews, you have to think carefully. This achievement is enough to become the foundation for your foothold in the wizard world."

Now that the decision has been made, Matthews will only become more determined. Any hesitation will only backfire.

"My Lord, I understand your concerns, but one person's power is limited after all, and this witchcraft research requires a lot of time and energy, and the amount of work is far beyond imagination. Therefore, it is imperative to find a partner, and you are undoubtedly my most ideal candidate."

Wizard Andre was deeply touched by Matthews' firm words. He finally felt relieved. "Very good, Matthews. I promise you that no matter what, you will always be the first author of all the results of this study. I will fully support your research work."