The Exiled Necromancer Wants To Create a Bone Dragon

11 – Preparing for lessons.

“Student Carter, you’d better recover your mana. You can drop out of today’s class by giving my name.”

When Enild told Carter that he was out of mana, Carter hesitated a little before speaking.

“Principal, may I watch you adjust the dynamics of the skeleton for my lecture?”

Enild smiled benevolently and lightly placed a finger on Carter’s forehead. Enild’s golden mana wrapped around Carter’s body once, and he instantly recovered a moderate level of mana. Enild, who recovered Carter, looked at Ed and said.

“Frozenborn Instructor?”

“Edgar is more comfortable with me.”

“Yes. Instructor Ed. You know that mana is currently classified into three types, right?”

Enild asked about the foundation, so Ed answered right away with what he knew.

“Yes. There are three types of Pure, which exist in the natural world, Corsis, which is used by Necromancers, and Harmonix, which is used by Priests.”

“Rather than saying that only priests use it, everyone except the North learns harmonics. What is the difference between harmonics and coresis?”

Enild continued to ask questions, correcting Ed’s answer.

“Harmonics have the property of adding strength, and Coresis has the property of trying to be maintained.”

“Okay. At least I know the basics of teaching at Setin. Dean Kyu, I’ll ask for the rest.”

“all right.”

Enild walked out of the closed arena with light steps, leaving Ed, Housen, Carter, and three skeletons in the arena. Housen told Ed when Enild was invisible.

“I would like to get to know Ed’s abilities once properly with Instructor Ed, but wouldn’t it be too much?”

“Yes. There are only 10 skeletons, so if it breaks, it will be a big deal.”

It’s okay if you don’t know how to respond like Carter, but if you fight someone with great power like Housen, the damage to the skeleton will be inevitable, so Ed refused. Until the end of this performance evaluation, I had to maintain at least three skeletons in order to receive the full additional reward, so I wanted to avoid unnecessary damage.

“First of all, I think it’s right to give lectures focusing on skeleton and necromancer summoning skills, but I wonder what Ed instructor can do more.”

Ed thought for a moment about what he could do as a necromancer. Curses that dominate space, magic arts that strengthen the body using cores, summoning arts and necromantic arts with another direction, basic medicine manufacturing, and cold magic remained.

‘Being a 7th-level Necromancer, he was able to enter Setin.’

Ed, who wondered if he would be able to have a conversation like this if he came to Setin with a special necromancer license, decided to hide a lot of his abilities. The curse was shown when fighting Cymus, and the skeleton even showed how to deflect magic bullets with a sword, so I decided to tell you about those two things.

“I’m confident in my curses and martial arts. The rest I just brushed up on the basics while going to school.”

“I think you can figure out the level of magic martial arts by looking at the skeleton’s movements, and I think you’ll have to experience the curse yourself. Can I ask for something light?”

At Housen’s words, Ed nodded and reached out his hand. When I was fighting Cymus, I used to cast a curse without a magic circle, but I thought it would be better to use it now. He drew circles in the air with his mana-soaked fingers and quickly filled the inside with letters. What was used was a curse of weakness, a curse that weakened the target’s body.

Ed’s completed curse was taken by Housen, and Housen’s body became heavy in an instant and he frowned slightly. Tiredness crept into his body, which had always been moving as he had expected because he hadn’t neglected to train himself, and his body refused the commands his head gave him. In that state, I barely lifted my heavy right arm and placed it on my chest to use the blessing.

Ed watched as Housen’s body shimmered and the curse of debilitation dissipated. Ed blocks it by breaking the curse, but Housen copes with it by covering it with mana. Housen, who had lifted the curse, stretched and warmed up.

“It would be quite troublesome to suddenly lose strength like this during battle. If you fight a necromancer, it seems important to take countermeasures before using a curse.”

“There is nothing more foolish than fighting with a curse on it.”

Carter, listening to the two men’s conversation, raised his hand cautiously. The two trained in martial arts could feel the hand rising silently and looked at Carter at the same time.

“Instructor Ed, I want to try it too.”

“all right.”

Carter was expecting Ed to draw the magic circle, but suddenly he felt heavy and tired. Is it because you slept last night? said Housen as Carter slowly blinked his green eyes.

“Student Carter, you’re now cursed.”

“Yes? Is this a curse?”

Hearing that, Carter, in a daze, brought his hands to his chest and used the blessing. As the mana that Enild passed over wrapped around her body, her tiredness and drowsiness disappeared in an instant. Then he looked at Ed and said.

“Instructor Ed, was it not necessary to use a magic circle when using a curse?”

“Just as student Carter uses magic bullets without chanting, curses can also be used without chanting. Of course, the effect will be slightly lower than when using it by drawing a magic circle, but it is enough to break the body’s balance even briefly during battle.”

Carter imagined if the curse that had been cast a moment ago suddenly occurred during the battle, as Director Gyu said. It might be okay for magic bullets that require a short amount of concentration, but what if you get cursed when you’re preparing magic that takes a bit of time, like the Holy Light Lance? I felt that the existence of a necromancer was more dangerous than I thought. And it was a pity that I could learn these things right before I graduated.

“Then, now let’s adjust the strength and weakness of the skeleton to suit the second-year students. Carter, is it possible to be at the level of an average second-year student?”

“Yes. I will try.”

“Instructor Ed…”

– Less greok

When Housen heard the skeleton move, he turned his head and met his eyes with the skeleton holding a sword and shield. And Housen looked at Ed slowly.

“Skeletons don’t usually carry only one weapon.”

“If it’s a skeleton handled by a necromancer, it’s better to match it to actual combat specifications.”

At Ed’s words, Housen replied with a satisfied face and nodded. Seeing that, Carter realized that it was going to be a tough morning as he learned more about necromancers.

‘It’s self-employed, but.’

I thought that Dean Kyu and Instructor Ed, whom I met for the first time today, seem to be a pretty good match.

*

“Ha. It was hard.”

Glodia sighed and stepped into the staff cafeteria. Since it was a purification and practical class, the class ended quickly once the students reached the target, but today the students stopped playing and everyone stopped by Glodia to ask about necromancers.

Glodia was bitten while telling the students that nothing has been decided in detail yet, but ‘Can we catch the necromancer who came to the Rica Coast?’ I was dazed listening to the students’ discussions. Even the students knew that it was okay to have a little accident as the main players were children of nobles from various kingdoms. In addition, the future was drawn in which the kingdom would send an official letter saying that if the accident was to catch a necromancer, a reward should be given.

When Glodia arrived at the cafeteria, thinking that she wouldn’t be bothered by the students in the staff cafeteria, there were two people who stood out among the many professors. Glodia, who saw Dean Kyu and Ed sitting face to face and eating, approached the two before receiving their food.

“Director Kyu, how did the hiring of Mr. Ed go?”

“Professor Glodia, you’d better call me Instructor Ed now. The principal is happy with it.”

“Professor Glodia, I’m stuck.”

Glodia let out a sigh when Ed showed her the Cetin official pass that was worn on her chest. Principal Quasar asked to bring Ed, but even during class, he wasn’t sure if Ed would be hired or not.

“That’s great! Then what’s Ed’s schedule going forward?”

“First of all, this week, as I go to work in the morning, I adjust the difficulty level of practical training and performance evaluation with Dean Kyu. Fortunately, I found a student who will cooperate.”

Before Ed, Hosen, and Carter dispersed, Hosen told Carter to bring in a student from the student council one by one. Because Carter willingly gave permission to improve the student council’s skills, the test subjects did not dry out for the remaining four days, and Ed and Housen smiled with satisfaction.

“Dean, is there anything else I can help with?”

“Hmm. Professor Glodia, guys roll a little tight this week. Instructor Ed’s hands-on class won’t be as good.”

“all right.”

Glodia remembered Kyu’s nickname. ‘Magic bullet madman’, head of department Gyu, had the belief that magic bullets should be used as a spearless weapon since entering Setin, and since the first year, practice has put aside other magic and only shoots magic bullets like crazy. After spending the first year like that, and entering the second year, most of the students were able to use one magic bullet at a high level, and even in an emergency situation, they were able to shoot magic bullets with the martial arts spear without shaking.

The problem is that students lose interest in other magics as they learn very effective attack magic? In the third year, most of the practical subjects were not interested unless they were challenging the starlight window through deep learning.

But right before the completion stage, do you want to roll the students in the second semester of the second year tightly? What are you preparing for? Glodia answered right away, but she was a little uneasy about what the magic bullet madman and necromancer would do.