This Necromancer Just Wants to Plant Trees

Matthew had a phoenix incarnation out of thin air. It was definitely a big profit.

Even if it was still an egg.

Matthew would, at most, waste a little spiritual imprint. Experience more on

There was no extra cost.

Moreover, if the phoenix egg was hard enough, it could also be used to smash people!

Matthew took advantage of the Heavenly Dragon's Soul's resting time to concentrate again and re-establish contact with the spiritual imprint in the phoenix egg.

This time, he was quite decisive.

He scattered the spiritual imprint evenly into the egg yolk.

The entire ball of marks turned into strands.

It slowly began to fuse into the living matter that had lost its spirituality.

This involved a process of spiritual activation.

Matthew looked at it.

The success rate of parasitism was quite high.

As long as he could replenish his spirituality on time, it would be fine.

If it were someone else, this might be a problem.

However, after experiencing the Undead Calamity to his heart's content, Matthew did not lack all kinds of spirituality!

If one were to stack up their spirituality, they would be able to hatch a phoenix.

Then Matthew could start to think about how to complete the first flight of the clone!

After finishing all of this.

Matthew then turned his attention back to reality.

At this moment.

In front of him stood a man and a woman.

The two of them looked at him nervously.

The male Mage was Henry, a rogue Mage that Matthew had previously recruited and was now his assistant.

Matthew glanced at Henry.

The latter lowered his head slightly, his expression somewhat submissive.

Matthew did not react, but he was a little disappointed.

In his opinion.

Henry was clearly a Tier 5 Mage, but his aura was not as good as the Tier 3 female Mage beside him.

Perhaps it was because he was a wild mage and a necromancer that he was always unconsciously weaker when facing an Alliance mage.

Matthew gave him a lot of opportunities.

However, he did not seem to have the will or ability to seize these opportunities.

Matthew felt that Henry was still suitable for a position similar to a researcher or to maintain a fixed project.

There was nothing wrong with his professionalism.

It was just that his interpersonal relationships and management were all flawed.

In comparison…

The blonde, blue-eyed, and voluptuous female mage next to him was much more outstanding.

She was a former mage apprentice, Lesley, who had worked with Matthew a few times before.

Now that Lesley had successfully graduated from the academy, the graduation requirement for a Mage Apprentice was Level 8. Lesley was obviously much more outstanding than this standard.

Matthew vaguely remembered that when he sent the invitation letter to her, this female mage was already level 11.

When they met again in the camp.

Matthew noticed that Lesley was already level 12.

She had done an excellent job in the management job that Matthew had assigned to her, and she had already begun to prepare for the subsequent advancement.

This made Matthew look at her in a new light.

Matthew knew.

A Mage Apprentice who graduated would level up very quickly.

This was because the Magic Academy would give them a very good foundation. In order to build a foundation, they would even restrict their levelling speed to a certain extent.

It was common for an apprentice to graduate at level 8 - 9, and then reach level 15 - 16 two or three years later.

This phenomenon was almost inconceivable to the wild mages.

However, they often neglected the role of good preparation and the fact that professional mages were more talented.

Lesley was a classic example.

There were many apprentices in the mage camp who were similar to her.

Some of them were about to graduate, some had just graduated, and they were all in a period of rapid development in their lives.

Matthew was very optimistic about their future.

He also realized that this group of people might become his help in the future.

Therefore, Matthew had been in contact with the apprentices in the camp recently.

Matthew was now famous.

Not to mention the apprentices, even the official mages, came over to interact with Matthew quite enthusiastically.

During this period of time.

Matthew met many familiar faces.

He planned to select some members from the Scar of the Dead as soon as possible and arrange some other projects for them.

This process was both a test and a way to win them over.

Except for the undead.

It was time for Matthew to form his own mage team.

Ronan's base camp was at Jewel Bay.

Someone had to fill in the gaps in the mage area of Rolling Stone City, right?

"Lord Matthew? Are you alright? "

Lesley looked worriedly at the blood on Matthew's face. She had already made a cup of chrysanthemum tea and waited beside him.

As for Henry…

He was still in a daze.

Matthew shook his head in his heart, but he was very calm on the surface.

"I'm fine. "

Lesley looked at the boiling grey lake and asked,

"I think I heard a roar just now, but it was not clear.

"But the intensity of the boiling seems to be getting higher and higher. I wonder what your previous plan is? "

Matthew replied calmly,

"Don't blow it up yet.

"I'm looking for other options. "

He didn't know that the Heavenly Dragon's soul was fighting with the Void Ruler, so he planned to blow things up previously.

Now that he knew the inside story.

Matthew wouldn't dare to do that anymore.

"Then what should we do? "

Seeing that Matthew had no intention of drinking tea, Lesley eagerly picked up two bags of cold caltrop stones from the ground beside her.

These actions made her figure even more eye-catching.

Even Matthew couldn't help but take another look.

"What's wrong? "

Lesley was not angry at all. Instead, she looked at Matthew with a smile.

"In the future, don't go out of the camp often. Even if you want to leave the camp, remember to wear loose mage robes. "