It could bring a corpse back to life and answer five questions?
What kind of underworld skill was that?
But it was also obvious that this book belonged to the Necromancy School skill system.
As he studied Necromantic Magic, he had formed some of his own guesses about this school.
For now, Necromancers felt more like a summoning-and-support class. Necromantic Summons attacked enemies head-on, while the Necromancer stayed in the rear and cast spells like Weakening Ray to inflict Negative Buffs on enemies.
Of course, that was only his current guess.
After all, he had only learned a few skills, and no one was around to answer these questions for him.
And Talk with Dead before him should also be classified as a support skill.
Making the dead speak...
Uh... it didn't seem like there was anywhere he could use it.
But on second thought, it did seem useful. He was, after all, a member of an Adventurer Team, practically the equivalent of an international police officer in another world.
Maybe he would run into a murder case someday.
When no one else could solve it, he could simply go over and have the corpse identify the killer itself.
There would be no need to gather evidence at all—simple and efficient.
He could earn merit and bounties with ease, too.
Thinking about it that way, it was actually pretty good.
"It's magic that lets you speak briefly with the dead," the stall owner said when he saw him squatting there and examining it.
"How much?"
"Fifty-five Silver Coins."
The price was acceptable.
Wu Heng did not buy it right away. Instead, he looked at the Organ Jar beside it.
Organ Jar
(Description: A container that can preserve organs very effectively.)
This Organ Jar had been sitting here all along. It