Chapter 160: Unexpectedly Expensive Magic

Soul fragments, ashes, soul dust, all resources are invested.

Create a soul, generate dead bones, construct a skeletal body, gather the breath of death, derive the operation of magic, and as the magic circle rises, a skeleton warrior is born in Mu Hua's hands.

The classroom fell silent as they looked at the skeleton warrior half-kneeling in front of Mu Hua.

That’s right, the magic fluctuations definitely did not reach a high-level level. Although the process lacked a sense of being done in one go, it was indeed a lively skeleton undead.

Leaving aside the vampires in the classroom, the hearts of all the necromancers in the back row slowed down at this moment. They wanted this magic!

"This is really serious, Caroline, do we need to report it?" Griffiths looked solemn.

To be honest, compared with the previous two magics, this undead derivative itself can be said to be very ordinary. Yes, a very ordinary undead derivative.

But the key point is that Mu Hua really dismantled this high-level magic, breaking it into pieces, to the point where it seems like a necromancer can master it.

This magic analysis ability is quite terrifying in Griffith's view. The shock it brings to Griffith far exceeds that of inherent magic and biochemical secrets.

"He is from our branch, and I was the one who applied for it. Let's wait and see after the branch is stable next year." Caroline said, glancing at Joan who was standing next to Griffith with her ears perked up.

In Joan's impression, Springer College can be said to be the one where Griffith has the final say, and Caroline, a veteran witch, also has a very high status among the witches in the hall.

It was the first time she heard Griffiths mention the topic of reporting. She thought she could learn something about Sprinkle's external relationships, but unfortunately, the two of them didn't say anything more after just one sentence.

The potion instructors were either necromancers or witches, and at this point no one was jealous of Mu Hua's quota of life potions.

There was a low murmur in the back row of the classroom, and as the vampires exchanged glances, they seemed to have more identification and curiosity towards Mu Hua.

"This guy shouldn't be the seventh one." The originally angry Shan Na muttered softly, and his guard against Mu Hua was also relaxed a lot.

The King is a very terrifying existence to vampires, especially the Seventh who commands countless undead, because the life potion also has a healing effect on the undead.

While the special blood brings wealth to the vampire lineage, it also makes them never dare to relax their guard against the strong.

As for Mu Hua, he is young enough and has extraordinary potential.

If such a person is a subordinate of the king, it would not be excessive to keep him by his side and train him carefully. There is no need to put him in a magic academy for the common people.

"It seems that everyone has made a choice? From now on, my courses will focus on the derivation of the undead. So, do you have any questions?" After proving the authenticity of the derivation of the undead, Mu Hua asked everyone.

"I'd like to learn about keratinized skin," Werewolf Jeff complained in a voice loud enough for Griffith and the others in the back seat to hear.

"Ha, you think too much. With your werewolf and monster-like brains, you will never learn how to have keratinized skin in your entire life." Vampire Will teased sarcastically.

"Shut up, Will. Your brain is not much better than Warcraft's." Norma kicked Will's calf and scolded.

Will was dissatisfied and wanted to retort, but he suddenly found that his companions around him looked at him with "caring" eyes.

Will realized something in surprise and muttered something inaudible, then turned his head away and remained silent.

It is true that undead derivation is the signature of high-level necromancers, but that magic cannot come out of nothing.

Not to mention the consumption of resources, for vampires who have more directions for growth, being able to dabble in this magic at a low level can only be said to be interesting at best.

In comparison, the secret art of keratinized skin is truly miraculous, and its preciousness is no less than that of an undead derivative that has been disassembled in various ways.

The werewolves wanted to learn how to keratinize their skin, and the vampires wanted to learn it too. When a werewolf came out to test the water, the vampires were happy to watch, but unfortunately they were interrupted by Will.

As expected, Griffith smiled kindly, but said no more. Many vampires gave Will a 'caring' look.

"Professor Mu, do you think we can also learn this magic?" Vic asked reluctantly, as if encouraged by his colleagues.

Mu Hua glanced at the necromancer in the back row of the classroom with a strange expression.

Perhaps because their talents are far inferior to those of demons, or perhaps because they have no hope of reaching the higher levels, these necromancers are quite enthusiastic about the derivation of the undead.

"As long as the college has no objection, I have no problem." Mu Hua said indifferently.

After turning off the virtual teaching equipment, Mu Hua used his mind to materialize the ritual module on the obsidian blackboard.

The densely packed art models formed modules, which were imported into the chanting structure and eventually formed a magic array diagram. The blackboard made of special materials could retain the magic array drawn by the mind for a certain period of time. Mu Hua patted the blackboard and looked at everyone.

"If you want to derive the undead, a pure soul is essential. I think it goes without saying how to extract soul fragments and soul dust. Your first priority now is to learn how to create souls."

The seemingly simple magic formation contained multiple spell modules. As soon as Mu Hua finished speaking, everyone in the classroom could not help but use their mental power to probe the magic formation on the blackboard.

In fact, this kind of analytical array is not much different from a magic book.

It's just that a magic teacher can repeatedly carve this kind of analytical array to help students learn a certain magic, and this array will not cause harmful impact to learners like a magic book.

As everyone investigated, the classroom fell into silence, and the whispering of demon language indicated that someone was trying to decipher the content of the chanting.

The so-called magic chanting involves magic filling, which includes capacity, nodes, strength, element inclusion and so on. The chanting guidance of demon language is even more important to spellcasting than the construction of spell model.

Some people were simulating the ritual models, some were interpreting the demon language, and as time passed, everyone's faces seemed to become increasingly ugly.

"Ugh!" The first dry retching sound was heard.

"Ugh~!"

"Ugh~!"

"Ugh~!"

There was a chain reaction of retching sounds, and most people in the classroom had dazed eyes, pale faces, and were leaning over and retching one by one.

Griffiths and Caroline had gloomy faces as they faced the bleak crowd in the classroom. They looked at Mu Hua, who seemed fine, with black lines on their foreheads.

"You let them learn this?!" Griffith rubbed his temple and asked Mu Hua unhappily.

"Is it not good?" Mu Hua looked at Griffiths.

Mu Hua felt relieved when he saw a group of people retching. He was really afraid that they would be able to learn right away. After all, he planned to let these people learn this section for a year or two.

"Okay, that's great. Soul creation! In order to learn this magic, I served an old man for twelve years." Caroline said with a wry smile, stopping Griffith who wanted to have a good chat with Mu Hua.

Due to professional reasons, Griffiths didn't quite understand this magic and looked at Caroline in surprise.

"Is it really created by the soul?" Griffiths asked.

"Well, independent soul creation. With this magic alone, he can go to Daryl Group and get an independent laboratory." Caroline sighed.

"Oh...then teach her. You won't die anyway, and you'll get used to vomiting." Griffith patted June, who was vomiting the most miserably, and muttered softly.

Caroline seemed to have a very complicated feeling towards this magic. The proper undead derivation was a whole technique. Although she saw Mu Hua derive a skeleton warrior, Caroline did not expect Mu Hua to really separate the soul creation.

Feeling impressed that Mu Hua actually took out this magic to teach, Caroline and Griffiths looked at Mu Hua on the podium with a little respect.

The next moment, the two were stunned because Mu Hua was quickly erasing the magic circle on the blackboard.

Well, Mu Hua only knew that the Undead Derivatives were very famous and were the signature magic of the Necromancer. Since it was a signature, it would not be too precious.

Just like keratinized skin, that thing has absolute requirements for the medium. In Mu Hua's opinion, these are all high-end but quite troublesome magic.

Anyway, since it is difficult to learn and there are places to learn it, he just took out these magic tricks and prepared to fool the students.

Mu Hua didn't understand other things, but he had heard of 'Daryl'. After all, when he came to Loren, the starship he took belonged to Daryl Airlines.

What did Caroline say? With this soul creation, Daryl Group will give him a laboratory?
You just come to the college to earn a salary, there's no need to work so hard, right?

"Cough..." After wiping the magic circle on the blackboard, Mu Hua coughed dryly.

"Well, I think no one is used to this magic. How about we learn something else?" As Mu Hua said this, the retching in the classroom gradually subsided.

"Crunch, crunch~" the sound of gnashing teeth became louder and louder.

(End of this chapter)