After lunch, Belén went back to Sonia's mansion to continue her work.

Kara took Melina to Miss G's plot, which is about 100+ in size (unit of plots) and the actual number of plots is 7. It is built on two floors, with the upper floor being G's rose garden and the lower floor being G's cemetery.

This is also what a standard necromancer plot looks like.

The plots of the undead masters who practice the rules of the old woman will gather dead energy.

The Dead Factor will corrode everything that is normal, so they will plant roses to test the erosion of the plot.

If the dead air factor in the ground is so strong that it can turn all the roses into a dead appearance, then it is 'ripe' and ready for harvesting. The harvested death factor is the basis of many necromancy.

Although Melina has never practiced necromancy, she understands the principles of necromancy.

Dead gas is to necromancy what gasoline is to a car.

The demand is huge.

This time Carla is also here to buy, although she and G seem to be at odds with each other.

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"Belen's communication and broadcast modules are progressing very quickly, and Elizabeth is responsible for the messy wiring design, the aesthetic design, and the build standards...... What about your progress? ”

Melina followed G and asked in a whisper.

Kara's gaze first rested on G's back, and then at Melina, her gaze downward, as if comparing the figures of the two under their waists. She nodded, then shook her head again.

Melina:?

She said solemnly:

"It's progressing, but there's still room for experimentation."

Kara was responsible for the labor part of the construction of the 'forts'.

As a good necromancer, puppeteer.

Their role in engineering and construction is literally like the gods who move bricks.

However, due to the huge amount of work this time, she had to develop a standard skeleton.

"The skeletons summoned by necromancy cannot be used every time, because summoning skeletons requires the 'corpse factor', but we cannot guarantee that the ratio of each corpse factor is perfect."

Melina hesitated and asked curiously:

"What does necromancy's basic summoning mean?"

Kara was silent for a moment, and said softly:

"Ever since the great battle between Holheim and Milansil, the Necromancer has announced the development of corpse factor technology in almost all cemeteries. That is, the concept of 'corpse' is sealed into the 'urn', and then the urn is buried, so as to obtain the corpse factor. Then use the corpse factor to summon the necromancy. ”

Melina probably understands that this is a bit like the practice of other factor users, and it is all part of sustainable development.

She rolled her eyes:

"So?"

"So it's hard to know what kind of corpse the cadaveric factor comes from, because the urn requires at least 20 corpses to be made, and there are multiple urns with cross-infection factors. After changing hands countless times, the urn on the market becomes a blind box, and you can't guarantee that the corpse factor comes from a newly grown corpse or an old corpse. ”

G couldn't help but interject:

"You can't even guarantee the height of the skeletons summoned by the corpse factor, you have to be proficient in necromancy to change their form to a certain extent."

The two necromancers complained one after the other:

"In order to ensure that the summoned skeletons have combat effectiveness, we must also summon them in advance to ensure the weight, height, and pseudo-armament of the skeletons summoned by the corpse factor."

"Sometimes it takes five or six days and nights to ensure the combat effectiveness of at least 10 skeletons."

"After a hunt, it should be maintained, otherwise it will be re-selected next time!"

"You can eat a big meal and rest after hunting, and we have to work overtime."

"Even if you work overtime, you have to spend more money to buy factor repairs."

"Forget about spending money, the old woman's guidelines still require us to complete a few rituals to satisfy the souls of the dead, and we have to listen to the souls chanting scriptures..."

The two undead beautiful girls who look noble and cold on the outside become more bitter the more they talk.

Melina looked at their faces and felt like drinking two cups of Americano, bitter enough!

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Walk to the lower level of the plot of G.

The rich aura of the revenant soul made Melina a little uncomfortable, this aura would not have an effect on her body for a strong banshee like her, but it would still be a little diaphragm.

Because the revenant breath likes Melina, a little girl with a high amount of vitality and magic factor, and will drill into her body.

It feels a bit like entering a train and finding three men squeezed around.

A strong man with golden hair and black skin of 1.9 meters, a fat man with black-rimmed glasses with a waist circumference of more than 100, and a Sven scum wearing gold-rimmed glasses.

Up and down his hands how to say.

"What are you going to do with the standard technology?"

Melina asked, holding back her discomfort.

G and Carla are like fish in water in this environment, giving people the feeling of coming alive all of a sudden.

"Randomized summoning through a large number of corpse factors."

"Doesn't your plot have AI?"

"When the time comes, I will borrow AI to use it, and through a large number of permutations and combinations, as long as the skeletons that meet the 'labor' standard, they will be automatically eliminated and extracted together and used as labor reserves."

G helped the cavity next to him:

"As long as there are many factors, we can always produce good labor."

Zundu?

Melina was a little less convinced of this permutation, because it was a little ...... Wild.

However, these two are experts and are confident in their own fields, so she may not listen to her advice.

Melina decided to be a good person.

Bootstrap guide Kara.

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Bought everything.

Even a girl with a personality like Carla will still be a little happy after shopping, and Melina took advantage of this state to slowly open her mouth:

"Kara, recently I was working on the technological inspiration that a clockwork cat gave me."

Kara had a noncommittal look on her face:

"Clockwork Cat... Tech inspired? ”

Don't underestimate clockwork cat, you woman! Melina didn't know why she was standing in the shoes of the clockwork cat and showing this puffing up to Kara.

However, she held back her doubts and turned to complete her plan:

"The technology of beer."

Kara's expression became a little more solemn and serious. It's not unusual for clockwork cats to go crazy in all areas, but when it comes to alcohol, they're the most reliable creatures (before they meow and drink).

Seeing her serious expression, Melina shared with the other party something about the 'mold wine making method'.

To put it simply, through the secondary, third, and more processing of the factor, the wheat ear factor is transformed into a more reliable state, so that it can be used to make wine, and a large number of good wines with the same taste are obtained.

In other words:

If the corpse factor is processed multiple times, and finally proportioned into a large number of average factors of a certain mass, the yield of labor skeletons can be guaranteed.

Melina looked at Kara's thoughtful expression and breathed a sigh of relief in her heart.

…… Of course, it's not wrong that this technology comes from Clockwork Cat, but it's not winemaking, it's oil refining. Clockwork Cats has a project to supply oils, and they have made deals with a number of well-known banshees.

(End of chapter)