I have one more World of Warcraft Necromancer than you

Having Hearthstone means you're now a family.

The most urgent thing is that a magician must know how to use magic!

The teacher instructed Lorraine to hurry toward the church.

The church houses the leader of Deathstroke Town and a novice mage trainer.

Actually, it's not just mages; trainers for warlocks, priests, rogues, and warriors are all there.

There are also life skills mentors nearby!

What does a person rely on to survive?

It's a skill.

Speaking, writing, cooking, and eating are all basic skills.

You need to learn more skills to survive in this real world.

What? You can't?

If you don't know how, just learn.

There's nothing you can't learn, as long as you're willing to pay the price...

Level 1 [Fireball] costs 50 copper coins.

Level 1 [Frost Arrow] costs 60 copper coins.

Level 1 [Frost Armor] costs 80 copper coins.

Level 1 [Wisdom] - 1 Gold Coin!

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"Wisdom spells are so expensive! Is increasing intelligence and magic power some kind of divine power? Or are they just taking advantage of the undead's lack of intelligence...?"

When Rolin heard the trainer's skill quote, he couldn't help but complain.

Lorraine was also shocked, but his shock was different from Lorraine's.

He was shocked that the magic he had longed for as a human was so cheaply spoken of by the trainer.

Moreover, prices are clearly marked, and everything is available…

Yes, Lorraine thought it was very cheap.

The apprentice had heard of many members of the Mage Society, most of whom only knew one or two spells.

They usually only have one type of magic or at most two types of magic.

The mage trainers here are proficient in ice magic, fire magic, and arcane magic.

The seemingly ordinary professional trainer must have been a powerful figure in his lifetime.

While the master and apprentice listened intently to the trainer's offer, the Shadow Priest Xavius ​​was also staring at Lorraine with surprise.

This newbie in front of me seems a bit special.

Besides a faint aura of soul, there was also a powerful fluctuation of necromantic power emanating from him.

Lorraine was completely absorbed and didn't notice that the minor leader of Deathstroke had his eye on him.

He used his staff to kill mindless zombies and skeletons in exchange for a few tattered clothes.

Collecting supplies yielded less than 5 silver coins.

There's enough money to learn Fireball and Frostbolt now, but the price of one gold for Wisdom is truly frightening.

The teacher once suspected that the trainer might have misread the price of a silver coin as the price of a gold coin.

The language of the dead is the secret language of the forgotten. Their written language is the same as that used by humans.

The magical runes, however, were runes reserved for high elves…

From the moment they were awakened by the Banshee Queen, all the Forsaken spoke the language of the undead.

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Human magic was originally taught by elves; necromancy is a forbidden form of magic…

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"Wait a minute, newbie. You can only choose one type of magic to learn. I also need to personally test your magical affinity."

The shadow priest next to the trainer suddenly interrupted the eager-to-learn Lorraine.

Rowling noticed that the leader of Deathstroke was staring at his own body inside Rowling.

This feeling is very strange.

The Shadow Priest appeared to be staring at Lorraine, but in reality, he was probing the fluctuations of another soul within Lorraine's body.

"Can this guy see me? Hey, hello, Old Deng, can you see me?"

Roland couldn't help but send out his thoughts...

Unfortunately, the Shadow Priest sensed Lorraine's extraordinary nature, but was still unable to accurately detect Lorraine's presence.

After all, he was just an NPC leader in the beginner village.

After being illuminated by a beam of light, the Shadow Priest deduced Lorraine's attribute tendencies:

[Ice], [Necromantic], [Arcane], [Shadow], [Nature]

"You're not suited for fire magic; you lack the affinity for fire elements. Novice, you can become a necromancer, or you can choose to embrace the shadows."

The Shadow Priest discovered that this newbie was actually quite special.

Aside from the fact that fire is not a natural match, it actually has affinity with other types.

He is a rare talent among the forgotten.

"Choose a mage. I've never heard of a necromancer, but I'm quite familiar with ice mages. I'll learn Frostbolt and Frost Armor right away. Damn, Wisdom costs one gold coin! This merchant is ripping me off! Who the hell has one gold coin in the newbie village! Sigh, what's a necromancer? Is it a new class?"

Luo Lin launched into a tirade of criticism.

The noise momentarily distracted the apprentice, and Lorraine expressed his willingness to become a necromancer.

Who cares, as long as he's a mage, it's fine; the eagerness was practically overflowing from his eyes.

His decaying body trembled uncontrollably, as if he had finally fulfilled his lifelong dream.

"Come with me. Pay here and join the boot camp. We guarantee you'll learn... Beginners will first learn basic magic symbols. Then runes, and finally parchment scrolls. Magic isn't something you create out of thin air; you need to learn how to use various magical runes..."

After paying 1 silver coin and 40 copper coins, Lorraine foolishly followed the mage trainer to the open space outside the graveyard.

The mage trainer drew strange runes on the wooden board.

"Azeroth is filled with elemental power; the earth, the winds and rains, the sky and the seas are brimming with the power of water elementals. Accompanied by the echoes of the five-colored dragons and elemental lords, all magic in the world has its source..."

"I don't remember it being this complicated. Learning magic involves classes and learning to draw talismans. This is like practicing ghost-catching magic."

The teacher not only didn't listen attentively in class, but also freely expressed his own opinions.

Lorraine couldn't help but ask:

What is Taoist arts?

"It's another kind of advanced magic..."

Since the natives wouldn't understand anyway, Rowling casually brushed off his little apprentice.

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While studying in the cemetery, Lorraine suddenly realized that there were several unfamiliar figures around her.

They were all listening intently as their training instructor explained the secrets of magic.

Lorraine couldn't help but nudge the person next to her who appeared to be female.

The other person's pale face was expressionless, and their ghostly eyes glanced at him sideways.

"Um, ma'am, who are you?"

The female necromancer student next to him completely ignored Lorraine.

"Quickly ask her if she's a player."

A voice screamed wildly from the depths of his heart: Roland had finally encountered other awakened Forsaken.

My first instinct was to find out if the other person was a character controlled by a World of Warcraft player.

Lorraine was puzzled, but she couldn't stop Lorraine from repeating himself frantically.

He could only utter the language of the dead in a timid manner.

"Hello, are you a player?"

The female spirit turned her head and gazed at Lorraine:

Do you think I'm as idle as you?

"Forehead..."

The other party ignored them, and the other undead recruits around them were in the same boat.

One of them even angrily tackled Lorraine to the ground, his expression and state resembling that of a crazed ghoul.

Lorraine discovered his uniqueness; he was the only one who had chosen to become a necromancer.

The others were either warlocks or priests. There were also a few ordinary Forsaken without any magical talent.

Or they are traditional ice or fire mages.

What exactly is a necromancer?

Even veteran player Luo Lin doesn't know.

Novel professions may require unique skills.

They are definitely different from traditional human mages.

With both souls united, Lorraine was probably the only one present; from now on, the master and disciple would have to rely on each other for survival.

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After completing the most basic magic instruction, the apprentice Lorraine was no longer the pathetic human pseudo-magic apprentice he once was.

He became a true apprentice necromancer.

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As part of the Queen's introductory trials for new warriors, the Shadow Priest issued new recruit quests to all:

The farms, orchards, and workshops on the outskirts of Undercity once belonged to the Agamand family. Before the Scourge arrived, the head of the Agamand family deceived the people, promising to fight the undead army to the bitter end.

In reality, however, he secretly colluded with his clansmen to join the Cult of Curses.

As the undead army swept through, no member of the Agamand family escaped; their ancestors, along with their family tombs, were exhumed and transformed into skeleton warriors.

To this day, the Agamand family remains a significant threat to the Forgotten.

The new recruits' mission is to eliminate the remaining Scourge undead forces that betrayed humanity and were infected.

Lorraine, who has only just learned a few basic spells, is weak in combat.

It's okay for dealing with nearby giant bats or ferocious spiders.

Rushing out of Deathstroke to fight the Scourge at Agamand Mill is just suicide, isn't it?

The teacher immediately asked his apprentice to familiarize himself with his skills first.

Once you've collected 1 gold coin and learned the spell of Wisdom or a new skill, then consider challenging the Scourge's minions.

The so-called Agamand family recruit training is probably just a way to become cannon fodder...

Lorraine is currently only interested in the ice magic she has just learned and is very eager to test its power...

The rest is unimportant...

He truly became the mage he had always dreamed of, mastering the Frost Arrow and attempting to condense magical elements of corresponding attributes into his staff by chanting incantations.

Successfully unleashed an ice arrow formed from condensed ice crystals.

The power of the Frost Arrow is comparable to that of an arrow.

One shot shattered an ordinary skeleton by the roadside...