The necromancy spell described by Arte is no different from what Shut Up said, only in more detail. The term "reverse life" was the first time Lukka had heard it.

"If there's a reverse life, then there should be a positive one, right? Or maybe it's called a life spell? How come you've never heard of that?" Lukka asked.

"Because the positive life process does not need to use spells, every life from embryo, birth to death, follows the laws of the world itself, and does not need external forces to promote. "As for the necromancy's influence on this process, you've used blood magic, so you know better than I know what it means to reverse life." ”

"I remember using life force instead of mana, but if someone slashes you, isn't it also a loss of life force?

Athan shook his head:

"Of course not, a person who has been wounded by a knife or is either treated and slowly recovered, or he bleeds to death, or he is infected with a high fever, these are things that are in line with the course of life itself. But what necromancy reverses is the process of life itself, causing flesh to wither, vitality to wither, the dead to life, and the living to decay.

"For example, the backlash you suffered after using blood magic was caused by reversing the course of life, so using any conventional treatment method didn't work, did it?

"Blood magic is simply casting spells at the cost of your own life, and if this method is applied to offensive spells, the conventional methods will be equally ineffective against opponents affected by necromancy.

In other words, necromancy has a total of three directions: use one's own life force to enhance casting, reverse the opponent's life force to deal damage, and reverse the life of the dead to create undead minions. ”

"And how can you heal the damage caused by necromancy?" Lukka asked.

"Generally speaking, there are two ways: one is to use alchemical potions containing life energy, and the other is to absorb other people's life force as a supplement. Art replied.

"I didn't use either of these methods. Luca said.

"What method did you use?" Arte seemed to know only a rough idea of Luka's initial experience in the Boiling Sea, but the details were not clear.

"Just using the mana source, I repaired the damaged soul," Lukka turned his head to look at the shut-up, "I'm not mistaken, right?"

Shut up and nodded, "Your situation at that time was a bit special. ”

"What's special?" asked Atté curiously.

Shut up and raised his wings and pointed at Luca: "It's true that he used blood magic, but he didn't cast spells himself, he used magic scrolls." ”

"I see, then I understand!" Art nodded, "The anti-devouring effect of blood magic first takes effect on the magic scroll, and it is converted before it is transmitted to you, so it is not directly reversed the process of life, but through the effect of the scroll, this counter-devouring effect is applied to the magic stored in your soul." ”

"That's right, so you can fix it with a mana source. Shut up and said.

"If this is the only way to avoid the backlash of blood magic, wouldn't it be enough to use scrolls for all those necromancy?" Lukka asked.

"Are you stupid? A mage who can get a magic scroll, can't he even use a scroll except for an idiot like you? and still need to use blood magic?" said with a shut-up and shaking his head.

"That's right, and most of the spells that can be written in the scroll are not of high level, so there is no need to use blood magic. Att chimed in.

Watching the two of them sing and harmonize, Lukka frowned, "You both said that you don't know anything about necromancy?"

Shut up and shrink your head: "I'm a book, what I read in the book!"

Athan also waved his hand again and again: "I listen to ...... My dad said that!"

"I don't believe it!" Lukka said. Obviously, if Arter listened to him, and he listened to what Arter said, it would become an endless loop, could this knowledge about the necromancer come out of thin air in the circle of communication between the two of them?

"Believe it or not!" Art shrugged, "You still can't open that seal?"

"Go now. Lukka said, turning back to take the package containing the Guide Stone from Ollie's hand and striding towards the center of the island.

The white marble still lay there quietly, the difference from the last time they left, only it was much cleaner, and the dirt on it had been carefully cleaned and wiped, reflecting softly in the sunlight.

"We're cleaning, right?" said Chihuahua.

"Well, you're in luck," said Att, "and Selva Fes didn't use any lethal defenses on this. ”

Lukka walked straight to the center of the round marble, where there was a curved groove that was supposed to be used to place the treasure that opened the door. He crouched down next to the groove and watched it carefully for a moment.

"What, something is wrong?" asked Atté as he ran over to him.

"I thought this groove was supposed to be for the Guide Stone," Lukka said, opening the package, "but now it's too much of a difference in size, isn't it?"

The guide stone is only 30 centimeters long, and the grooves on the ground are more than half a meter in diameter.

"Anyway, let's put it in and have a look. Yat said.

There's no better way to do it anyway, after all, this is not an ordinary door lock, a seal made of magic, who said that the keyhole and key must be tightly fitted?

Lukka thought as he placed the Guide Stone in the middle of the groove.

"What's next?" asked Art, excitedly, "You must have gotten the Eternal Flame, right? Where is it? I didn't see you brought the container." ”

Lukka took two steps back, turned and nodded to Nora. The Fire Elf hesitated to look at Art, who was standing next to the Guiding Stone, and returned an inquiring look.

"It's okay, it can't hurt him, it's just a projection. Even if it hurts, his parents won't come to you for trouble, don't worry. Luca said.

Arte heard him speak, and as soon as he turned around to ask, he saw a large cloud of flames flying towards him. He quickly dodged backwards, but as a mage's apprentice, his agility was not much stronger than Luca's, and he stumbled and fell to the ground, the flames passing directly through his chest and pounced on the Guiding Stone behind him.

"You're going to scare people to death!" Arte exclaimed.

"You're not really going to get burned. Luca said.

"But I've been fallen!" said Aar, who struggled for a long time before he got up from the ground. It seems that his entity that is not here has really taken a solid fall.

"You don't apologize!" Art said angrily, looking up to see Luca's serious face, and asked suspiciously, "What's wrong?"