A Necromancer Who Just Wants to Plant Trees-Chapter 1070: Ronan’s Methods and the Creation of the Bone Dragon

The spirit dragon needed the necromancer to forcefully extract the dragon's soul and all its spirituality from its body when it was killed.

This process was extremely difficult, and he would mess it up if he were not careful.

Therefore, bone dragons were the most suitable choice for necromancers.

Matthew was no exception.

In the past ten days, he had already dealt with the White Dragon Adams' corpse, and the materials he obtained from the White Dragon were placed together with the Dragon Treasure.

About these " dragon treasures."

Matthew planned to visit Roderick's alchemy factory after he was done with his work and find a famous alchemist to process it.

He estimated that this process would cost a lot of money.

Therefore, before leaving, Matthew planned to save up a large sum of money.

Matthew had never considered selling the dragon's corpse for money.

He could not sell raw materials!

He would rather borrow money to pay for the processing fees than sell the Dragon's Treasure. Previously, there were a few mages in the Alliance who contacted Matthew to buy the Dragon's Treasure, but because the price was not sincere, Matthew rejected them in the end.

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After checking all the deep pits.

Matthew left the snow-capped plateau happily.

He returned to the Fear of Death Graveyard and went to his warehouse.

On the floor of the warehouse, the lines that summoned negative energy were clearly flowing, and the dragon bones were arranged in the centre.

Matthew walked over to check.

Currently, he had seven dragon corpses in his hands, including-

The unlucky White Dragon Adams;

The Red Dragon Khuzulus who died from Fei Ziben's Dragon Slaying Spear;

Black Dragon Meonogas, who was known as the God's Dragon Subjugator;

White Dragon Youth, Red Dragon, Green Dragon, and Blue Dragon from the Secondary Planes;

Such an inventory.

It could not be said that it was not rich.

In fact, Matthew's warehouse in the basement was almost full!

He understood.

It was time to start making bone dragons!

Crafting bone dragons was the signature of a tier 5 necromancer.

However, Matthew had mastered the domain of necromancers, so he could make a move ahead of time.

He looked around.

In the end, he chose the skeleton of the White Dragon Youth as the test subject.

There was no other reason.

There was still a certain failure rate in creating a bone dragon.

On the other hand, he didn't feel bad wasting the White Dragon's bones.

Immediately, Matthew called over a group of Zombies and asked them to push away the carts that were carrying the bones of the White Dragon Youth.

A moment later.

Matthew called out to Phily.

Under Phily's reverse summoning.

Matthew came to the negative energy plane again.

Six Ring Land, King's Mount.

In a deep valley halfway up the mountain.

Matthew could feel the extremely dense negative energy around him.

Phily followed closely behind him.

" The negative energy here is too abundant. It's the ideal place to create a bone dragon!"

Matthew also saw the corpse of the Behemoth in the deep valley.

It seemed like Phily was quite cultured.

He knew that the negative energy here was abundant and suitable for the Behemoth corpse to transform into an undead.

However, this transformation without external intervention was very slow.

It might take decades or even centuries to form a new undead.

Matthew obviously didn't have the patience.

He planned to let the Behemoths undergo the same process of spiritual condensation as the mammoths.

At the same time, it ensured that its body would not rot.

After Matthew had accumulated enough experience in summoning large undead creatures from dragons and mammoths, he would personally conduct the resurrection ritual of this Behemoth.

Although the Lord of Undead's passive was interrupted by the God of Hunting, Matthew believed that the Undead Behemoth, revived by his own hands, would definitely be more powerful!

"I'll lend you the valley for a while."

Matthew smiled and greeted Phily.

Then, he asked the zombies to push the cart to the centre of the valley.

Then, he personally walked over, picked up the bones one by one and placed them on the ground.

He wanted to piece these bones together to form the original framework of the White Dragon.

This was actually a very difficult process.

It was also the path that every necromancer had to go through when making a bone dragon.

It was just like how he had to personally oil the black warrior when he was making it.

Putting together the skeleton of the bone dragon was also something that necromancers had to do.

This was the only way.

The summoned bone dragon and the necromancer would have a better tacit understanding.

The closer the framework built by the necromancer was to the appearance of the skeletal dragon when it was alive, the stronger the latter's strength and potential would be.

Therefore, this was a process that could not be skipped or used by others.

Da da.

The crisp sound of bones colliding rang out in the valley from time to time.

Matthew was very serious about building it.

He swiftly and steadily walked back and forth between the carts, picking up bones and placing them on the ground.

He was holding a bucket of negative energy glue that was emitting black gas.

This kind of glue was usually used when creating stitched monsters.

While he was reconstructing the framework of the large skeleton unit.

They also played an irreplaceable role.

After igniting the soul fire.

The bone dragon could rely on the power of the soul fire to tighten its bones and maintain a sufficient gravitational force.

But before that.

If he did not want the skeleton that he had painstakingly built for half a day to be blown away by a gust of wind, negative energy glue was an indispensable prop.

All in all.

The process of piecing together the bone dragon was extremely arduous, even though Matthew had deliberately preserved the corresponding parts when he dismembered the dragon's corpse and drew various drawings in advance.

However, when it came to practice.

He was still dizzy.