At this time, the Golden Skull Swordsmen who had been sent to the sea also returned.

They said they were swordsmen, but they didn't learn the most common night swordsmanship in Yanagi's territory, they learned and used a normal long sword, and the reason why they made this choice was entirely because their bones were relatively strong, and only they could wield this heavy sword without affecting their arms.

The other skeletons can't, at least they can't hold their swords and fight the enemy.

It is for this reason that these Golden Skull Swordsmen are also strong enough underwater to separate the splash and ignore the water pressure.

So for them, the fish swimming under the water is no different from the birds flying in front of them.

When they struck with their swords, the resistance of the water had no effect on them at all, but because the fluctuations of the water caused by the fish swimming in the water were easier to detect than the marks left by the birds when they flew by, and it was easier to kill them.

At this time, each golden skeleton carried at least three large fish, each of which was half a human tall.

The appearance of these fish has also been affected to a certain extent, and although all of them are living beings, they are somewhat distorted.

The wild mage noticed that one of them had the body of a marine fish, but it had the head of a shark, and the dorsal fin part had three octopus tentacles, and he didn't know how it grew.

The fish were brought to the altar, and the wild mage took them.

He casually threw the fish into the middle of the altar, which was like a cauldron, and when the fish were thrown in, they melted on the spot, leaving behind the bones beneath the flesh.

Because they are not in the deep sea, the bones of these fish are thin, but they are still there, unlike deep-sea fish, which may only have one bone or even no bones.

After the flesh and blood of these fish melted, they transformed into a semi-solid form, slowly adsorbed to the bones, and the wild mage controlled it, and after a while, he processed some bone weapons.

These bone weapons are large and small, and the number is not much, it seems that there are only more than ten pieces, and after making the bone weapons, the wild mage pointed to a skeleton soldier and said.

"Come here."

That skeleton soldier was one of the most common skeleton soldiers.

After being tapped by the wild mage, he immediately stood up.

Although I don't know why the wild mage did this, the skeleton soldier has no opinion, which is also the benefit of the undead system, at least his subordinates will be obedient.

As long as the necromancer gives the order, the undead don't even ask why they are doing it.

The skeleton soldier then took up the weapon that the nomage had given him.

After changing weapons, the skeleton soldier's movements changed significantly.

The previous skeleton soldiers held swords and shields, and were the most basic skeleton soldiers.

Because they all hold the same weapons, their movements are also the most standardized, and these skeleton soldiers will stride forward with their shields and swords half-hunched.

In fact, for skeleton soldiers, the shield is a useless thing, used to block the attack of heavy weapons in the front, it has no effect, and when it is attacked by a weapon such as a hammer, the bones should be broken or broken.

And using them to block arrows is even more of a joke, skeletons are at least half immune to long-range attacks.

This kind of shield looks good when you pick it up.

Now put down the shield and sword, and put on the weapon prepared by the wild mage.

As soon as the weapon was replaced, the situation of the skeleton soldier changed, and the skeleton soldier was holding a short axe.

After getting his hands on it, the skeleton soldier's body became significantly wider, and his movements became more rugged.

The wild mage controlled this skeleton soldier and tried it out, and finally found that after replacing it with a short axe, the combat power of this skeleton soldier had significantly increased by about 30%.

With such a situation, the wild mage is satisfied.

He began to pick other skeletons from his squad again.

The other skeletons didn't get the hatchet, some got the scimitar, some got the spear, some got the flail, and all kinds of weapons were available.

And the wild mage arranged weapons for them, and it was not given at random, the wild mage judged the personality and characteristics of each skeleton soldier based on his own experience, and then arranged weapons for them.

Not everyone has this kind of judgment ability, and not everyone has the energy to analyze it one by one.

Like Ryuji, the undead troops under his command can be counted in the tens of millions, and if he judges one by one what weapons each undead soldier needs, then even if he has more time, it will not be enough.

However, for ordinary 'players' like the wild mage, every undead is their own relatives and friends, and preparing a weapon for them is good for them and good for themselves.

Only such a necromancer will be more concerned about the growth of his subordinates.

After changing the weapons of the nearly twenty skeleton soldiers under him, the wild mage breathed a sigh of relief.

Changing into his weapons, he had the feeling that these skeleton soldiers were his own.

If it weren't for the small number of big fish he brought back, the number of bone weapons he made was not many, and if it weren't for the fact that his altar was almost broken, he would even want to replace all the undead weapons.

"Let's use it like this first, a few of you come here, and the rest of it will be given to you."

The wild mage beckoned to a few zombies, and he could see that those zombies were the most potential among these zombies, and if they were well controlled, they might be able to make these zombies evolve.

This and one, these zombies are just their own subordinates.

The wild mage commanded the zombies to devour the fish that were left behind, and at the same time put away the candles that had not yet been burned.

The number of these candles was significantly less, but the Wild Mage did not stop moving as he put the candles away, and every time he plucked a candle from the coral, some fish oil would solidify freely, forming a new candle.

Although these candles can't fully replenish the Wild Mage's consumption this time, they can at least replenish some of the attrition.

After putting away the candles, the wild mage cleaned the corals again.

This is also his habit of doing things, if he doesn't clean up these corals, the marks he left on the corals are likely to be used, if they are left here for a long time, it is very likely to form a shady land, and finally slowly produce undead here, and then there will be trouble here.