Chapter 228 The Witch's Trouble

"You...are you sure?"

Originally, the communication between humans and ghosts was quite harmonious, but when Mu Hua summoned a group of dragon tooth soldiers, the harmonious atmosphere was broken by Tricia's scream.

As a wandering witch, Tricia considers herself to be knowledgeable. It's ok that you raise a bunch of blind ravens, but you actually contracted so many dragon tooth soldiers!
This is the human world, right? When did the human world stop using dragon teeth to make holy swords and start letting necromancers waste this top-quality material?
Humans do use monster fangs to make exorcism bullets, and dragon fangs are high-quality materials for making origin bullets, but they don’t use complete dragon fangs, right?

Some creatures' parts of their body tissues contain unique superpowers, and higher dragons are one of them.

Each dragon tooth has its own independent characteristics. In order to preserve these characteristics completely, the integrity of the dragon tooth must be guaranteed. Only dragon teeth that include teeth and roots can be considered complete dragon teeth.

We should be thankful that the dragon teeth that fell off naturally or were not pulled out by the roots can be processed into origin bombs.

If you want to create a dragon tooth soldier, you must use a complete dragon tooth.

Well, it's fine if you play with the Dragon Tooth Soldiers, but the key is that Mu Hua asked her to engrave the Corpse Mark on each of these Dragon Tooth Soldiers.

Damn it, this is what she promised and signed the devil's contract!
The Corpse Mark consumes a lot of energy. It's not something that can be activated by just raising your hand or chanting a spell. Tricia felt like she was being cheated.

"Take your time. I didn't ask you to finish it right away, right? Just do two a day as a pastime." Mu Hua consoled her. He only summoned a dozen Dragon Tooth Soldiers, and the big boss was still behind. He couldn't let Tricia explode now.

Tricia wanted to occupy the land to build the witch hut, probably with some intention of taking advantage of others. She got a lot of benefits from Mu Hua and also promised to help Mu Hua's undead followers engrave the corpse mark.

This kind of engraving, which is similar to the famous demon pattern, can prevent the undead from spreading death energy to the outside world. To a certain extent, it is equivalent to creating a death energy environment within the body of the undead. It is a very good auxiliary technique.

It's just that the breath of death helps the necromancer to practice spellcasting, and the skeleton undead that spreads the death aura are almost equivalent to a source of magic power for the necromancer. Some necromancers do not like to put this kind of mark on the skeleton undead.

The Corpse Mark is Tricia's inherent magic. By analyzing the principles and combination of techniques, others may be able to construct a temporary corpse mark for reference.

Usually, necromancers are more accepting of corpse-accumulating arrays, and the pros and cons of Tricia's semi-permanent corpse-accumulating mark are a matter of personal opinion.

Tricia thought that Mu Hua couldn't possibly have too many high-quality undead followers, and thought she was getting an advantage, so she signed a contract with Mu Hua.

Well, this is not Mu Hua's attempt to trick Tricia. This kind of contract, which is said to make the person who breaks the contract suffer the pain of the abyss, is actually very universal.

Nowadays, adventurers would never believe in so-called legally binding contracts. When it comes to negotiating matters, what could be more binding than a devil's contract?
When it comes to work, buying a car, and getting insurance, in this world, the landlord of a rental house will give you a devil's contract.

It was Tricia who took the initiative to advocate for the fair contract. This witch girl originally wanted to protect her own rights. . .

"Relax? Does your witch construct magic spells when she's relaxing? Although the Dragon Fang Soldiers are of high specifications, how much death energy can they have? There's no need to imprint them. You said there are other undead?" Tricia tried to take the initiative.

Although a dozen Dragon Tooth Soldiers are troublesome, it is not enough to make Tricia angry. But the most important thing is, Mu Hua said to engrave these first?

That’s right, Tricia was so smart that she noticed the key point of this sentence at the first time - 'engrave first'.

"Dragon Tooth Soldiers can also grow. Okay, don't be angry. I didn't force you to do it. If you really don't have time, I won't pursue it." Mu Hua said with a smile.

Although he had the idea of ​​teasing Tricia at the beginning, since it involved the contract of the abyss, Mu Hua would not argue with Tricia.

When it comes to the devil's contract, many people like to talk about the abyss, which is a bit like swearing a curse. In fact, most people have no concept of the abyss at all.

But Mu Hua guards the Abyss Island every day and occasionally fishes out some "lunatics" from the abyss. He is very aware of the horror of the abyss. He doesn't want to turn the witch in front of him into that kind of person because of such a small matter.

It's not a big deal. I just want to make the other party do some hard work. I can persuade them a little bit when I have time. There's no need to take the devil's contract seriously.

"No, let's put the nice things aside for now. Tell me the truth, how many undead followers do you have?" Tricia waved her hand and asked cautiously.

He can pull out a bunch of Dragonfang Soldiers at once, and he even signed a slavery contract with the Dragonfang Soldiers who are almost immune to magic. He is such an idle person, who would believe you if you said he didn't make contracts with other undead?

"Not many. For now, there are only about a hundred skeleton warriors with the ability to cast spells." Mu Hua scratched his head, while Nick beside him turned his eyes to the ceiling.

Nick felt that this seemed a bit bullying. Wasn't this bullying a wandering witch? He shouldn't have come here with Mu Hua today. "Skeleton mages? More than a hundred? Have they all signed the contract?" Tricia asked in surprise.

"Well, I can derive undead. Those skeleton warriors were derived by me, so it is easier to sign the contract." Mu Hua explained.

"You can spawn undead? Damn it, even if you spawn undead, it's not that easy to sign a slavery contract!"

"Otherwise, why would necromancers study the construction of the undead? They would have already been fighting to the death with the derivatives of the undead!" Tricia retorted.

"Oh, by the way, I can also do death breathing." Mu Hua explained. Anyway, he would not expose Tuesday, the PUA master.

"..." Tricia was silent. Oh? Oh shit, what the hell is this tone, death breath, that's death breath, put it in front of me!
The witch looked at Mu Hua with an inquiring look, as if she was listening to a fairy tale.

The derivation of undead is not enough, and one also comprehends the breath of death. The combination of these two can increase the probability of enslaving skeleton undead.

But what the hell are you doing running a hotel in the human world? If you have the ability to do that, just go back to the courtyard and hang out!
"As for Skeleton Mages, they are worth training, but they won't grow too fast. The Mark of Corpse Accumulation only limits the death energy they produce. As long as they haven't evolved to the level of Black Armor Skeleton Generals, there's no need to mark them."

There was a moment of silence before Tricia analyzed.

"But I have a lot of skeleton mages." Mu Hua retorted.

"Then they'll be Skeleton Generals. Otherwise, their dead energy won't have much of an impact. As long as they can evolve to the level of Skeleton Generals, I won't need to eat or drink..."

Tricia shook her head in annoyance and was about to say something harsh, but suddenly her expression froze and she realized something was wrong.

This guy can spawn undead, not only creating dragon tooth soldiers, but also starting to spawn skeleton mages, then...

"You, do you have other undead followers? High-level ones." Tricia asked weakly.

The followers summoning array reappeared in the house, and the contractor appeared in the summoning array with the standard appearance of a black-armored skeleton general on his head.

The obvious smell of death made Nick frown slightly, while Irene, who had no psychic ability, took a few steps back evasively, trying to keep a distance from the contractor.

"Don't worry. The consumption of generating high-level undead is too great. For now, I only have this one black-armored skeleton general." Mu Hua gave Tricia a reassuring look and said comfortingly.

"..." For the time being, the consumption is great. Looking at the black-armored skeleton general that appeared from the followers summoning array, Tricia didn't want to say anything.

She opened the spiritual house to spend some leisure time, not to do hard labor for others.

Witches take contracts more seriously than ordinary people, but they don't need to take an abolished contract seriously.

Now it seems that for the sake of my own leisurely life and to allow Mu Hua to abolish the fair contract, it seems necessary to deepen my relationship with this guy in front of me. . .

"Well, this... what is it called?" Tricia looked at the black-armored skeleton general who was half-kneeling beside Mu Hua like a statue, and asked Mu Hua.

"Contractor." Mu Hua said.

"..." What the hell is this name? Tricia complained in her heart, and the words she had prepared were a little stuck.

"This...the contractor will keep it for now. I will help you finish engraving it before tonight." Tricia said with a curl of her lips.

"Okay, just let it go by itself when it's done. It will go back to where it should go." Mu Hua nodded, and the contractor Tricia couldn't find any fault with it.

"Mu, you have given me too many surprises today. How about it? Do you want to gain the friendship of a witch?" Tricia walked to the contractor, raised her hand and patted his armor, with a sweet smile on her lips, and asked Mu Hua.

"Oh? For example?" Mu Hua raised his eyebrows.

"For example, we can discuss and abolish that damn fair contract." Sweetness turned into distress, and Tricia gave Mu Hua a big bitter smile.

(End of this chapter)