Dejia, the Spring of Silent Spirits, the Alliance's "Palace of Immortality".
After extinguishing the magic lamp beside the table, Moriarty slowly stood up and walked out of the quiet room.
For a week, he hardly left home, browsing all kinds of information, books, spells, etc. that could be found from the headquarters of the Necromancer Alliance. As long as there were no points involved, no matter how much gold the price was,
Moriarty did not hesitate to exchange them for pounds. Among them, the most practical value at this stage was the dozen or so first-level necromancy spells.
After incorporating all these necromancy spells into the crystal book, at least theoretically speaking, Moriarty has barely reached the level of an intermediate necromancer.
Unfortunately, starting from the second level, if you want to apply to the alliance to learn necromancy, you must pay an additional amount of points, and no credit is allowed.
After leaving the quiet room and walking outside, there were still people coming and going in the Palace of Immortality. But no one seemed to particularly care about the sudden arrival of a strange guy with a devilish appearance in the alliance headquarters. It was more like some middle and low-level undead warlocks.
When he sees the amethyst skull badge on Moriarty's chest, he will take the initiative to greet him, and then quietly walk away, continuing to focus on the research and work at hand.
"Regardless of justice or evil, this is really a paradise for scholars."
For some reason, standing in such an environment, Moriarty's mood could not help but calm down, as if he had returned to the days when he was studying at Hockenheim. Unfortunately, he no longer had the leisure to sit down at this moment.
Delve into the various mysteries of the Necromantic system.
After passing through several corridors, Moriarty came to the hall where the "Alliance Information List" was located.
Generally speaking, this is the busiest place in the "Palace of Immortality". In addition to the extremely powerful people, even high-level undead warlocks will often come in and out here to undertake or release various tasks, or to understand the information announced by various alliances.
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In the center of the hall, a giant snow-white bone plate stood upright. Moriarty was not sure what kind of creature could have such a huge and flat skeleton in its body, full of mysterious rhythms.
On the bone plate, black shadows are cast from the void, forming lines of text or symbols, which change from time to time. This is exactly the kind of information and tasks that the alliance has comprehensively collected and released here.
In front of the bone board, many undead warlocks gathered in twos and threes and looked up. From time to time, people came in and people left. Some of the people who left would go directly to the other end of the hall to contact the staff and apply for certain tasks or deliveries.
A certain task. Once confirmed, the information about the task on the bone plate will be automatically hidden to avoid conflicts and unresolved tasks.
"It's really a free and efficient method, but only a dominant organization like the Alliance with sufficient manpower can do this. Otherwise, even at the level of one city and one place, there won't be such sufficient power and strength.
To promote the virtuous cycle of this system."
Standing some distance back, Moriarty looked at the message text that was beating on the bone plate, and secretly sighed in his heart. Although this was not the first time he had seen such a scene, it still made him think about it.
Some intercontinental trading platforms in the earth world also have such fast and extremely efficient communication.
But soon, Moriarty gathered his thoughts and began to focus on searching for points-earning tasks in the Bone Plate reality.
Of course, everyone is in short supply of points. Even a master like the Great Necromancer will be eager for points because he wants to obtain higher-level knowledge and rare experimental materials. Therefore, whenever there is a mission with point rewards on the bone board,
They are also often the ones that compete and receive the most attention.
Of course, there is also some information indicating that some special materials or props can be used to redeem points.
Although Moriarty was a little moved by this, he could only write it down as a way out. After all, he was still in the "assessment period". If he exposed something that shouldn't be there just for some points, he would be fine.
It's really a small gain at a loss.
Therefore, like most necromancers, Moriarty can only find ways to exchange points through "reasonable and legal labor".
About half an hour later, suddenly, a new pop-up message caught his eye.
"The elite academic salon organized by Mrs. Dorothy will be held at noon in the 'Smoke Jade' three days later. At that time, high-level necromancers or above or intermediate-level or above scholars who specialize in 'spell analysis' are welcome to participate. At the same time, the salon
A small-scale internal trade fair will be held later, including some rare spell scrolls, materials, undead puppets and alliance points, which will be traded on the stage..."
Academic salons and internal trade fairs?
After reading this information, Moriarty immediately decided to sign up to participate. Not to mention that this was a good opportunity to openly communicate with the "fellows" of the necromancers. It was a big deal that there were points for sale at the internal trading meeting after the salon.
The benefits. For Moriarty, as long as the problem can be solved with gold coins, it is not a problem. Moreover, there are no hidden dangers or loopholes in using gold to purchase points. It is really a good opportunity.
Saying goodbye to the bone plate, Moriarty went directly to the information desk on the other side of the hall to inquire about the academic salon. Sure enough, he was the first to come to inquire. When the staff saw the amethyst skull badge on his chest
, naturally understood that the other party was qualified, and informed Moriarty of the details of the salon in detail, and sent an exquisite purple invitation.
The invitation is made of a special kind of spider silk wrapped with gold and silver thread, which looks extremely luxurious and full of artistic flavor. Especially in the center of the invitation, a gently swaying white rose is drawn with a fine brush in color, which makes it appear
Elegant and smart, it is obviously different from the traditional hard-brush rose sketch technique in Dejia.
After carefully examining this special invitation, Moriarty put it away.
Since he still had plenty of time, he went to the information center again, hoping to inquire about the background information of the salon organizer "Mrs. Dorothy" so as to fully do his homework.
But it is a pity that after paying a fee of one pound, Moriarty simply learned that this lady was a twelfth-level peak high-level necromancer, and also belonged to a group called "Abyss" under the alliance.
"Spring" branch organization. In addition, any other information can only be inquired after paying points. In this regard, Moriarty could only shrug his shoulders and walk away helplessly.
However, it is useful information to know that the owner of the salon is a high-level peak magician. At least, the specifications and levels of the salon this time have been guaranteed, otherwise the twelve-level dignified person would not be embarrassed.
Three days later, Moriarty arrived at the "Smoke Jade" on time, a mage tower that stood on a certain mountain peak and was made of dark emerald jade. The owner of the tower was Mrs. Dorothy.
Taking the initiative to issue a purple silk invitation, the door of the mage tower opened automatically. Moriarty slowly stepped inside and saw a beautiful maid waiting at the door.
However, Moriarty could tell at a glance that this maid, who looked like an ordinary human being and spoke and acted like an ordinary person, was actually an undead puppet with quite active fluctuations in the power of death. As you can imagine, in addition to welcoming guests,
In addition, as long as the master gives the order, the maid will also become a powerful killing machine, enough to compete with mid-level professionals.
"The puppet craft of the Undead Sect is really interesting. If it is the alchemy of the Brakada Academy, the alchemy puppets created can be powerful and good at fighting, but they cannot be so anthropomorphic, nor can they take on such delicate daily waiter tasks..."
After silently observing the undead puppet in front of him for a moment, Moriarty nodded with a smile, and then led by the maid, turned around the entrance and walked into the tower.
Similar to the mage tower in Hockenheim Academy, Dejia's mage tower also divides the structure of the tower through different levels of authority.
Because it was a public salon meeting, the owner of the tower directly arranged the salon venue in the reception hall on the second floor.
When Moriarty walked in, there were already six necromancers in the hall. Four of them were high-level, and the other two were mid-level, but their expressions were calm and upright, and their attitudes were neither humble nor arrogant when talking quietly with several high-level people.
They come and go. Obviously, they are the so-called "magic analysis" scholars, and they are also professionals specially invited by the salon owner.
When they saw Moriarty coming in, the six necromancers seemed a little surprised. After all, it was a rare experience to see a devil-like colleague. But soon, they greeted this "unknown face" politely.
He took the initiative to stand up to greet and salute, his demeanor was truly excellent.
"Good day, everyone."
Immediately, Moriarty returned the favor with Dejia etiquette.
If it weren't for the fact that most of these necromancers had haggard faces and death-like morbidity in their bodies, Moriarty would have thought that he was chatting with a small group of nobles in Erathia, or attending a magic year-end party in Hockenheim.
Moriarty did not immediately join in the conversation that the others were having. He just found an empty seat on the side and sat down, listening and looking around.
I don't know what other necromancers' mage towers are like, but the interior decoration of the "Smoke Jade" in front of me is quite exquisite. It is based on ebony wood and white crystals, and is equipped with gorgeous large crystal chandeliers and surrounding decorations.
The carefully placed white candlesticks, together with the paintings or sculptures and other artworks scattered throughout the hall, not too much and not too little, directly show a kind of low-key magnificence and the owner's extraordinary artistic accomplishment.
After a while, five more participants came to the hall one after another. Some of them came together and seemed to have quite a relationship with the owner of the salon.
However, all this had nothing to do with Moriarty. He just waited patiently while closing his eyes and practicing the dozen or so first-level necromancy spells that were newly carved into the crystal book.
About an hour later, the door to the hall opened again. Then, Mrs. Dorothy walked in slowly. (To be continued...)
