The Necromancer in the Wizarding World

Master Fernando's face showed an expression of joy that he could not hide. He slowly said, "Matthews, do you remember that I once mentioned that although I have trained many apprentices, I have never formally accepted a disciple?"

This sentence pierced Matthews' heart like lightning, shocking him to the point of being speechless. Could it be that Master Fernando wanted to accept him as a disciple? This was simply a luxury he had never dared to imagine.

Master Fernando continued, "If you can successfully construct this witchcraft model, I will accept you as my official disciple, how about it?"

Matthews' heartbeat accelerated instantly, and he was so excited that he could hardly control himself. However, he clearly realized that the reason why his mentor said this highlighted the extraordinary and complex nature of this witchcraft model.

In fact, over the past two hundred years, Master Fernando has posed the same challenge to many apprentices, but unfortunately, no one has been able to successfully construct this witchcraft model.

But Matthews still answered without hesitation: "Teacher, I understand. I will do my best and live up to your expectations."

However, Master Fernando knew that the possibility of successfully constructing this witchcraft model was extremely small, so he had to remind him in advance: "Matthews, this witchcraft model is extremely complicated, and you need to put in a lot of effort and time. If you can't complete it in the end, I will have to use the 'Forgetfulness' to clear all your memories of this model. I hope you understand this."

Naturally, Matthews would not and dared not raise any objection, and he could also understand his mentor's thoughts and concerns. After all, this was the rule of the wizarding world, and no one should try to change it.

Then, Master Fernando pulled out an ancient leather book from his sleeve, handed it to Matthews, and ordered: "Matthews, you must concentrate on studying this witchcraft book in the study, and you are not allowed to take the leather book out of the study."

Matthews carefully took the leather book, walked into the study impatiently, and began to study this precious witchcraft model with full concentration. However, he soon realized that the complexity of this witchcraft was far beyond his imagination.

The content of the leather book was profound and obscure. It only briefly explained the structure of the witchcraft model and some important precautions, but did not provide any specific steps or auxiliary tools to guide him in building this witchcraft model.

In the wizard's spiritual space, building a witchcraft model is a one-time process that cannot be built step by step. This means that Matthews must have a deep understanding and proficient mastery of the entire magic model in order to successfully build this model.

Matthews originally planned to follow the strategy he used when practicing spiritual runes, that is, to gradually master this magic model through gradual decomposition and practice.

However, he soon realized that this method was not applicable because this model was a complex three-dimensional structure composed of multiple layers, which was fundamentally different from the flat runes he had previously encountered and could not be simulated simply by sketching on paper.

Faced with such a complex model, if Matthews only relied on continuous attempts to build it in the mental space, it would take an extremely long time, perhaps years or even decades. Therefore, he had to find another way to find a more efficient way to practice.

However, his two mentors avoided talking about the specific structure and construction methods of the witchcraft model when teaching the basics, which made Matthews encounter unprecedented difficulties in in-depth learning. He felt as if he was trapped in a dark maze and could not find the direction to move forward.

In order to seek a breakthrough, Matthews decided to go to the Hall of Magic, hoping to find reference materials there to inspire his thinking.

He plans to buy two sorcery models of different difficulty levels: a relatively simple "Death Haunting" and a more complex "Death Dizziness." He hopes that by learning the rune construction and magic transformation of these sorcery models, he can gain a more comprehensive perspective and more practical opportunities for his research.

Matthews walked to the spell purchase window and politely made his request to the staff: "Senior, hello, can you let me take a look at the witchcraft books of 'Death Haunting' and 'Death Dizziness' first?"

The staff member was a female apprentice who looked a little cold. She replied simply: "No."

Despite the rejection, Matthews was not discouraged. He continued to ask: "So do these booklets contain tips for building models?"

"No, there are only spell models and how magic works. If you need construction tips, you can go to the library to check." Although the female apprentice's tone was cold, she provided an important piece of information, which suddenly reminded Matthews that he had overlooked this point.

Matthews was delighted and immediately thanked the female apprentice. He decided to go to the library to find information on construction techniques. He believed that as long as he had these materials, he would be able to overcome the difficulties and successfully build his own witchcraft model.

In the witchcraft section of the library, Matthews searched carefully. His eyes wandered between the dusty bookshelves, looking for books on witchcraft model building techniques. There were a wide variety of books here, and for Matthews, a novice who had just entered the field of witchcraft, this knowledge was undoubtedly extremely valuable.

But soon, he realized that although his skills in constructing mental space had improved, these skills were not enough to deal with the complex "wisdom heuristics". Faced with such a dilemma, Matthews felt a little frustrated.

However, he did not give up. His thoughts began to drift to a distant other world, where the advanced technology and unique way of thinking might bring him new inspiration. He suddenly thought of computer modeling technology in modern technology, which can accurately present complex structures in three-dimensional form, allowing people to intuitively understand and analyze them.

Matthews' mind moved, and he realized that this might be the key to his breakthrough. Although there were no such technological conditions here, he seemed to have gained new inspiration from it.

He decided to explore how to apply this modeling approach to the construction of witchcraft models, hoping to find a new and more effective construction method.

After careful consideration, Matthews decided to use wire to construct a proportional model of his magic, hoping that this way he could more accurately reproduce the complex model and materialize it for more intuitive study and practice.

He was full of expectations, but he was a little frustrated that he couldn't find the right wire in the material store in the living area. Because he needed special specifications of wire and a large quantity, he had to pay a higher fee for custom ordering. In addition, due to the production and transportation time, he had to wait more than two months to receive the required materials.

Despite this, Matthews did not let this slow him down. He knew that even without the wire, his study and research would still have to continue. He took on other matters, including deepening his study of pharmacy, improving his medicinal material processing techniques, and strengthening his study of the basics of the death side to ensure that his progress would not be stalled by waiting for materials.