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Lorraine spent an entire night creating nearly 300 skeletons.

His limit is now close to this number.

Any more and he won't be able to control the skeletons...

He couldn't yet determine whether this limitation was the limit of the rune's right eye or the limit of his own necromancy.

Or perhaps your mana level is too low...

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Skeleton soldiers are not particularly powerful; on the contrary, they are rather fragile.

However, quantity made up for quality.

Lorraine had tried it; two skeleton beasts could handle an ordinary wolf without any problem.

Three skeleton soldiers can kill a murloc, and more than thirty can wipe out a small murloc village by the lake. More than three hundred of them can kill an elephant with sheer numbers.

The ferocious and insane Moonfury White-headed Werewolves on the nearby farm were also killed like wild dogs.

Fortunately, werewolves are humanoid creatures, while a few demonized werewolves are beasts.

They revert to a wolf form after they die.

Lorraine guessed,

It's possible that some were originally humans who turned into werewolves, some were wolves that were cursed and transformed, and some were transformed after being bitten by a cursed werewolf.

So some can be peeled, and some can't...

In any case, Lorraine absorbed the soul of any humanoid creature without hesitation.

The cursed werewolf's resentment is incredibly strong, and it tastes delicious...

While doing so, they also cleared out the werewolf threat near the farm, turning them, along with the merfolk and wild beasts, into their own allies.

This was a win-win-win situation, and Lorraine felt extremely pleased...

Now is the time to test whether a horde of skeletons is effective in large-scale battles.

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Although the lake is wide, it only takes Lorraine and Yurev about 10 minutes to swim across.

The lake is irregularly shaped, and the shortest distance he could take was from the ferry crossing with Yurev.

The underwater threat was dealt with in advance by the fishmen.

The two quickly and successfully landed on the island.

They landed from the flank because Lorraine wanted to launch a surprise attack.

This will maximize the power of the skeleton.

A foolish attack from the front, the enemy not only has crossbows but also mages to assist them.

The fishman and Yurev have already explained this information to Lorraine in detail.

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The two hundred-plus gravedigger soldiers initially stormed Fenice Island with unstoppable momentum, while the human militia numbered less than a hundred...

It's simply impossible to resist.

But as the battle raged on, hundreds and thousands of zombies and skeletons suddenly burst out from around the castle.

These ancient remains are also fragile, but their sheer number makes them formidable.

Furthermore, there are giant crossbows protecting the main gate of the castle.

Humans didn't care about the lives of zombies and skeletons at all, and soon the warriors of the Forsaken fell in droves, even though they were not afraid of death.

Some tomb keepers even felt a sense of relief before they died.

More often than not, it's the helplessness of sacrifices made in vain.

The main gate of Wolfsburg was filled with lingering emotions—anger, fear, regret, and relief...

From afar, Lorraine could smell... the longing for loved ones, the attachment to humanity, and the resentment towards those who merely eked out a living...

These emotions come from different individuals.

It's a necromancer's delicious food!

To be precise, it was the vengeful spirit that Lorraine's right eye longed for...

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"Get going! Hey kid, why are you even more slow than me..."

Back then, my guildmates always said that Rowling was a guy with a particularly serious procrastination problem.

The team members wanted to team up and do something, but they couldn't get together for several hours...

One minute I'm browsing the auction house, the next I'm learning a skill, then I see a rare elite, and then I'm fighting with someone for a treasure chest...

"You can't learn this! Your companions are doomed, Lorraine!"

"Teacher, don't panic. You need to stay calm in times like these... Know yourself and know your enemy, and you will win every battle. Isn't that what you taught me?"

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"You old fool...did I ever teach you any of this?"

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Humans have the absolute upper hand, so they are not in a hurry.

When the questions raised by Archmage Atarik's attendants went unanswered, he had no choice but to send for the mage Thule.

Although he was a servant, Tuller was just a mage outside of Dalaran's official ranks.

Without the approval of a mage in Dalaran, and without the recommendation of a renowned noble, a country bumpkin like Thule had no way to integrate into the noble circle.

His attendants and the men he brought to help were all legitimate citizens of Dalaran...

"Thule, that rude fellow! I must report his arrogance to Master Atarik!"

The other monks in the group looked at each other, and they agreed with what the attendant had said.

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In the human empire, there are quite a few people with magical talent, but only a handful can truly grow into mages.

Magicians have always been a noble profession.

In the continent of Azeroth, only those who are skilled in using magic and have combat abilities can be called mages.

The specific ranking system is rather vague, and it's sometimes difficult to tell who's stronger unless a fight breaks out.

Everyone was dressed in magnificent robes, but their skill levels varied greatly.

Some court mages have impressive reputations, but they can't defeat ordinary warriors. They only know flashy, performative spells. They're practically like charlatans...

Once upon a time, there was Antonidas, the legendary human archmage of Dalaran, who could summon two water elementals to fight!

They were incredibly powerful among humans, but when faced with Archimonde, the second-in-command of the Burning Legion, a being of demonic caliber, they were utterly powerless... Dalaran lost at least two members of the Kirin Tor Council.

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To measure a mage's ability and skill level.

Firstly, it lies in mastering the energy level and attribute tendencies.

Simply put, it's about the length of the mana bar and whether the mastered magic attribute is offensive...

Some elements are incredibly powerful; for example, the famous blood elf prince Kael'thas was an all-around master of fire magic.

It can summon a fire phoenix to fight.

Jaina, the legendary Frost Mage, is not only skilled in arcane teleportation but also possesses the signature Blizzard ice attack.

He can fight against a group of heroes all by himself.

Both of these men were once apprentices of Whitebeard Anton Danes...

They had different fates...

The lich Kel'Thuzad is an ice necromancer whose single spell, Death and Decay, can instantly steal the souls of humans within a large area.

Their bodies corrode in a short time...

And transform the target into an undead creature...

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Secondly, the number and level of proficiency of the skills mastered.

In other words, the more you know, the stronger you become.

The more times you use magic, the more proficient and advanced your skill becomes, the more magical power you accumulate, and the greater the power you unleash.

Legendary Guardians like Aegwynn and Medivh, for example, are based on arcane magic and possess knowledge of almost all magical attributes.

Including fel magic, shadow magic, life magic, time reversal...

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Thirdly, there is the combat experience, magical fusion, and creation that come with lifespan.

This is the kind of ability that only geniuses and legends possess.

There are also strange powers gained by selling one's soul to evil gods and demons...

For example, Lorraine and her apprentice are one...

The Lich King... Kael'thas... Illidan... Bishop of Twilight's Hammer... Kel'Thuzad... Malos all count.

They are the true God's messengers, spokespeople, tools, or toys walking on earth...

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Most of the Dalaran personnel stationed in Ambermill with Archmage Atal'ik were magic apprentices.

Belongs to the peripheral personnel...

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Measured by grade.

The Council of Tirisfal was once the ultimate organization protecting Azeroth. It was composed of truly powerful mages, with its official members being Grand Magisters and Sorcerers of god-like status.

Guardians like Aegwynn, Medivh, and Khadgar are among the strongest representatives of the Archmages, and of course, the council elders are all grandmasters of their respective schools of magic...

Unfortunately, almost all of the members died.

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Years later, the Dark Portal opened again, and a group of apprentices who had once served as scribes for the Council of Tirisfal grew into archmages.

They formed the Council of Six of the Kirin Tor, the high command center of Dalaran.

Human archmage Antonidas, Rhonin, Khadgar, red dragon Krasus, blood elf Kael'thas, and the blue dragon's emissary were all once members of this council.

Almost all of them were at least Archmage level, Archmage, Grand Archmage, or Grandmaster Archmage.

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The Violet Eye members of Dalaran are all archmages; they are the executive level. The core members of each faction, including the Violet Eye, are basically at the archmage level.

Atalik was one of them. He was a mid-level official. He belonged to the human faction...

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Attendants are lower-ranking, ordinary mages. They can only be called mages.

Citizens of Dalaran...

The more powerful citizens residing in Dalaran all work for the Violet Temples.

The level of their attendants was similar to that of dharmas like Arugha and Tule.

They belong to the battle mage class and have a certain social status.

There are beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels... but the differences are not obvious...

Among human royalty and nobility, the mages Arugal and Thule are treated as honored guests because they are proficient in various spells and possess unique abilities.

One person can be worth an entire army.

With the assistance of noble mages, the nobles of each kingdom will have more confidence.

Lord Godfrey of Gilneas hired Arugal to fight off the Scourge's undead army...

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