A Necromancer Who Just Wants to Plant Trees

Chapter 1862: 516 Eye of Blasphemy and Light of Judgment_3

Matthew continued nonchalantly,

"Conquering a piece of land that originally belonged to purgatory, guess what reward the main body of the Abyss would bestow?"

"This opportunity is in our hands; it's up to you to seize it. I think it's far more valuable than any Demon Treasure Orb."

"I, for one, don't really care. There are many Abyssal Lords, and not a few are interested in Glacia. I'm not short of partners. What do you think?"

With these words spoken,

The air around Bu Ye became even more elusive.

Matthew's gaze towards Bu Ye turned extremely amiable—

Had it not been for this devil appearing,

He wouldn't have even thought of seeking an alliance with the Abyss for the planetary defense war!

Thinking it over, it made sense.

Once the Demoness of Desire's army enters Storluk,

Her homeland would inevitably be vulnerable.

If Matthew really caused some trouble in the Demoness of Desire's territory, the usually aggressive Demon Lords would definitely not miss such an opportunity!

Thus,

The negotiation balance between Matthew and Bu Ye completely tipped.

The initiative fell entirely into Matthew's hands.

The latter pondered for several minutes before suddenly bursting into hearty laughter and saying,

"You're right."

"I can't believe I didn't realize that this is the perfect opportunity to attack purgatory. How embarrassing!"

"No wonder I felt happy the moment I saw you. It seems we're destined to be on the same side!

Let's do as you suggested.

After this battle, we'll discuss the matter of the Demon Treasure Orb!"

Bu Ye abandoned his earlier resentful and accusing demeanor.

Leaving behind a magic book, the 'Flame Book', capable of sending messages to the Abyss, he then hurriedly departed.

"Old fox..."

Matthew chuckled as he checked the magic book from the Abyss and then tossed it into Lost Paradise.

The words Bu Ye spoke probably didn't hold much truth.

Matthew had no interest in getting tangled in the messy affairs between him and Lady Xue.

"Let's trick him into fighting Glacia first."

"Right, perhaps I should consider reaching out to a few more radical Demon Lords..."

In his thoughts,

Matthew stretched lazily and set down the magic book.

Then he opened his still-in-construction necromancer's domain and placed the two tokens in the appropriate domain nodes.

At that moment,

The Undead Domain underwent a subtle transformation.

A white and a blue halo appeared within the domain.

From them, Matthew sensed a surge of abundant power.

They were sub-domains derived from the Undead Domain!

...

"Notice: Your domain 'Undead' has derived two new domains 'Immortal (Flowing Cloud Will)' and 'Divine (Death God's Ashes)'.

You have begun to explore these two sub-domains and have gained the following abilities as feedback from exploring the domains—

1. Immortal Necromancer (Immortal Domain): You can grant this special effect to undead of Tier 3 or higher.

Once granted, the unit will acquire the 'Immortal' effect, meaning it will not naturally age or decay.

Moreover, the unit will forever lose the potential to grow further.

Note: You can also apply this ability to enemy units.

2. Ancient Artifact Repair (Immortal Domain): You can release this ability on ordinary items that are worn due to age, or treasures that have lost their spirituality over time.

After five minutes,

You will have a certain probability of repairing the item.

3. Eye of Blasphemy (Divine Domain): You can cast an Eye of Blasphemy on any part of your body (as long as there's skin), and the unit watched by the Eye of Blasphemy will continuously receive injections of negative energy, moral corruption, and twisted desires.

The targeted individual will gradually become an extremely evil entity!

4. Light of Judgment (Divine Domain): You can release a series of light rains over a targeted area. The light rain will lock onto all entities of evil nature, continuously causing damage until the spell effect completely fades or the evil entities are purified.'"

...

Is the Death God's Ashes actually corresponding to the Divine Domain?

Matthew raised an eyebrow.

But since even elements of Blasphemy are within the scope of Divine Domain, it seems fitting that the domain of death falls under Divine authority.

With two new sub-domains and four abilities now at hand,

Matthew felt quite pleased.

Especially the latter two abilities, which could form a combination punch—

First, turn the incorrigibles evil, then judge them; a perfect one-stop service!

As for the first two abilities, they were also purpose-specific.

Though they didn't seem very powerful.

Quickly,

Matthew discovered a unique aspect of these sub-domains—

They could produce interesting interactions with undead summoning spells.

After realizing this,

Matthew immediately commenced experiments.

Before long,

He had confirmed the following pattern—

If you overlay the Immortal Domain with undead summoning spells and specify the summoned entity as zombies, it is possible to summon a new type of undead.

Named 'Grudge Guard'.

Grudge Guards do not resemble zombies but look somewhat like mummies, yet their combat power is basically an advanced version of dark warriors!

Matthew tested this.

Even the most common Grudge Guard possessed a base strength of fourth level.

If it was an elite version,

Its strength might even surpass that of Argus!

On the other hand,

If using the Divine Domain layered with undead summoning spells and specifying the summoned entity as ghosts, it is possible to summon 'Blazing Sky Guards' resembling angels.

Blazing Sky Guards possess the ability to fly, have extremely fast support speed, strong melee capabilities, and a certain level of spellcasting ability, which is equivalent to an advanced version of Blood Race or Banshees.