Super Necromancer System

With how strong Aldrich was now, especially with Okeanos under his

command, he should have no issue clearing the Trial Quests available to him.

Only the last one might be difficult as it involved fighting a powerful boss

known as Dark Eye Deimos, a level 50+ warlock whose mastery of demonic

summoning made for an incredibly difficult army vs army challenge.

Demons would clash with undead, and demons on average were much stronger

than the average undead.

It was a test for a Legion Necromancer to effectively leverage the might of their

numbers properly against strong individuals. But a challenge that Aldrich

could easily surpass considering he was far, far stronger than what a player

character of his level should have been like with his forbidden Lich

transformation.

What Aldrich anticipated most about that quest, though, was obtaining Dark

Eye Deimos as an undead. Normally, in Elden World, it was impossible to raise

boss monsters, but Fler'Gan already disproved this.

Raising Dark Eye Deimos meant Aldrich could have access to Demonic

Summoning, and that was something that could massively boost him. Demons

were not mortal creatures. They, especially stronger ones, were more like

forces of nature that embodied primal sins.

Because Demons were more like aspects and not truly flesh and blood

creatures, it was impossible to fully put them down permanently without some

form of holy magic.

And where was the holy magic in the real world? Where were the priests and

paladins?

In the real world, Demons might as well be unstoppable immortal monsters.

Heroes and weapons could break their bones, blast off their limbs, or even turn

them into nothing but scattered atoms, but none of that mattered.

So long as a Demon's Spiritual Core remained stable, they would always,

always reform.

And Aldrich also wondered about the Demons. Did they have more knowledge

about the Elden World reality? None of Aldrich's current Elden World undead

seemed to have a good idea of how and why they had been transported to this

different reality.

But perhaps the Demons were different.

Another important goal Aldrich had for the Trial Quests were ingredients.

Ingredients for Fler'Gan to use for his experimentations and for a special

concoction that Aldrich had requested him to make once he was in a safe and

secure space with Casimir.

Aldrich could just easily [Mist Phase] out of any prison he was in, as though

Null containment hampered his telepathic links, it did not seem to stop

magic-based teleportation. Like that, he could go to the Nexus, get his

ingredients, transfer them over to Fler'Gan, and transfer back to his cell.

Before Aldrich's hearing, he would get back to Fler'Gan for his commissioned

goods. Just something to make it easier for the people running the hearing to

make Aldrich's words a little more convincing.

Granted, if he could convince the hearing by himself, he would not resort to

using it.

Now, for what Aldrich could already do. He had thirty levels of [Dark Wisdom]

to spread around among his units, but he was not yet entirely sure who to give

them to. [Dark Wisdom] seemingly only allowed units to increase their levels

to a set 'maximum potential’, and it could not increase the levels of units ahead

of Aldrich already.

Thus, [Dark Wisdom] was best used on units that were currently weak but had

good potential to grow stronger. The biggest targets for this that came into

Aldrich's mind were the Alters under him. Dynamite Girl, the Geist, and Portal

Girl all had incredible potential to grow stronger.

(Dark Wisdom] would accelerate that even further.

But there were other good candidates, too. Like Chiros and his knights or

Fler'Gan or the variant mini bosses he had taken over. The Blackwater students

were also excellent candidates as they were all in the A class because of their

high potential.

Ace, especially, was known as someone that had the potential to surpass Seth

Solar when he got older and developed and matured his powers more.

It was a difficult choice, and one Aldrich would ponder over for quite some

time.

In the meanwhile, he made the easier decision to choose where the stats from

his level ups went.

In total, Aldrich had leveled up twice from 42 to 44 over the night. Almost

three times, too, but the experience limiter on the fishmen had kicked in just

before he could break through to level 45.

This gave him 10 stat points to distribute, and he just pumped them all into

attunement.

{+10 to Attunement, increased to +20 with affinity bonuses]

(Attunement: 245 > 265]

{Inner Circle Limit: 49 > 53]

(Outer Circle Limit: 245 > 265]

There was no doubt that by now, Aldrich's single greatest stat was Attunement.

Of course, that did not mean he could neglect his other stats, especially Magic

and Perception, but Attunement was by and large the best stat to dump into.

A faint green aura shimmered over Aldrich as the power from his levels flowed

into him, lighting up the dark insides of the Null Box for a moment.

A few minutes after Aldrich's stat distribution, something somewhat

surprising happened. The wall opposite to Aldrich slid open just barely enough

for Aldrich to get a peek outside. Light from the insides of the transport carrier

streamed into the dark innards of the Null Box, struggling and failing to

overpower the blacklight of the Null Ore.

Aldrich did not move. He just sat there and stared ahead. There, in the tiny

space opened up by the wall, stood a man decked out in military uniform and

beret. Only a portion of his face containing a single red eye was visible, but the

look on that eye made it clear enough that the face it belonged to was not

smiling at Aldrich.

"[had a feeling I had visitors on this private jet ride of mine," said Aldrich. "So

you got bored, did you? I was wondering when I would start getting

questioned."

".." The man did not respond to Aldrich.

"Silence is it?" said Aldrich. "Are you trying to intimidate me? Because if so, you

can go ahead and close that door again. I don't need to waste my time with

you.."