Chapter 69: The Theory of Undead Summon Self-Enhancement

In the world of Wizards, there was a type of Wizard regarded as the “hazelnut of the World Tree” because they possessed talents that others did not have. The same magic would produce stronger effects in their hands. For example, the power of an Elemental Mage’s magic would increase, a Summoner could summon powerful creatures that others had never seen, and a Seer could see more clearly and further… These people were envied by other Wizards and were called “Fruits.”

Of course, the world was fair. When it opened one door for you, it also closed all other windows. While Fruits gained talents far beyond others, they also lost something, such as the loss of sensitivity to a certain Magic Element or physical disabilities. However, overall, Fruits were still an existence that people envied!

…

Could I also be a “Fruit”?

Luo Yan touched his nose in disbelief, because the manifestation of a Fruit among Necromancers was precisely the ability to directly summon a large number of undead bosses. The price paid for this was the mysterious loss of the ability to summon ordinary undead creatures on a large scale… This was exactly the same as Luo Yan’s current situation.

[But the problem was that Luo Yan knew very clearly that he was not a “Fruit” before his rebirth!]

After a long and speechless silence, Luo Yan suddenly felt that there was simply no way to explain this situation. Fruits were born with innate talents; there had never been a case of someone suddenly becoming a “Fruit” after reaching adulthood. However, since something as mystical as rebirth had happened, it didn’t seem so unbelievable for him to suddenly become a “Fruit,” right?

Maybe this was a side effect of rebirth!

After reaching a conclusion that he wasn’t entirely satisfied with, Luo Yan finally stopped thinking about this matter. Regardless, this seemed to be a good thing. The strength of a “Fruit” was unquestionable. Their status among Magic Professionals was equivalent to the status of those with “Moonlight Battle Aura talent” among Martial Artists, or perhaps even higher.

For Luo Yan, instead of obsessing over this unexplainable matter, he had more important things to consider now… which was the issue of A Dai’s enhancement.

Yes, “enhancement”! The enhancement of A Dai!!

The “enhancement” mentioned here was completely different from “evolution.” In the current time period, this theory did not actually exist. According to Luo Yan’s memories from before his rebirth, this theory was proposed by a genius Necromancer about eighty years later and quickly became popular worldwide. Eventually, it became one of the “greatest discoveries in the modern Necromancy Magic system.”

Speaking of which, it had to be mentioned that during a certain period in the future—about eighty to one hundred years from now—numerous “geniuses” of all sizes appeared among the various races and countries on the Amelia Continent like bamboo shoots after rain. The density and frequency were staggering. That period was also the time when human civilization achieved a new explosive development. These geniuses used their brilliant minds to create one miracle after another, pushing human civilization to a new and brilliant peak. Their legends were so splendid that people later called that time the “Days of God’s Gift.” The geniuses who appeared during that time were called “Children of God’s Gift.”

But to be honest, Luo Yan didn’t feel that these people were “Children of God’s Gift.” It was more like a “demon’s joke.”

These “gifted geniuses” were indeed brilliant and dazzling, but it was precisely the grievances and entanglements between them that consumed too much of humanity’s strength. This gave the Orcs the opportunity to rise and launch aggressive attacks on the human world.

[…Luo Yan did not know how the later war between humans and Orcs turned out, but when he was reborn, the Orcs, led by the Magic-Martial Orc King LeBron James, had already occupied half of the human world. At that time, the Continental Council and the various empires of the humans were still in the midst of internal strife and failed to produce strong counter-measures for a long time…]

The genius Necromancer who proposed the “Theory of Undead Summon Self-Enhancement” was also one of these “gifted geniuses.” However, compared to the most brilliant ones, he could only be considered a relatively ordinary genius, and the only achievement he attained in his life was this theory… Yet, this single theory brought startling changes to the entire Necromancy Magic system. This showed the powerful influence that the “gifted geniuses” had on human society!

The core content of the “Theory of Undead Summon Self-Enhancement” was to artificially enhance one’s own undead summons through various means. This enhancement was different from upgrades or advancements in the traditional sense; instead, it increased the strength of the summon from another perspective. The attributes of an enhanced summon would be far higher than those of an ordinary undead summon and would continue to grow. Theoretically, even after reaching the Super-tier, strength could still be further increased through enhancement.

However, the disadvantage of this enhancement was that it took a long time and required a very patient and meticulous process. The strength of the summon grew slowly and gradually; it was impossible for an explosive increase in strength to occur. Before his rebirth, Luo Yan had learned about the “Theory of Undead Summon Self-Enhancement” too late, which made the increase in his summons’ strength very limited.

But such a problem would not exist in this life. He now had enough time to enhance his summons. Previously, because he wasn’t clear about A Dai’s situation, Luo Yan had prioritized his own cultivation, planning to simultaneously enhance level one, two, and three summons when he reached level three. But now that he knew A Dai was an Undead Lord and a mutated elite, the enhancement of A Dai naturally had to be put on the agenda.

Fortunately, the difficulty wasn’t great. Before his rebirth, Luo Yan had studied the “Theory of Undead Summon Self-Enhancement” very carefully. His mastery of it could be said to have reached a considerable level, and he was clear about all the important keys. Now, it seemed he only had to consider the initial method of enhancement…

This part really required some brainpower. (confused/embarrassed)