As for the power of the undead...
How should one put it? It was quite contradictory.
Because the Saint Demon Continent had suffered devastation from the Undead Calamity, its strength had been greatly depleted.
That was why, when it had first resisted the invading Demon Race from another world, it had nearly faced extinction.
It had then been shrouded by the Dark Ages for over six thousand years.
That period of history had caused the entire Temple Alliance to almost unanimously reject Undead Mages.
They believed them to be inherently evil and bent on destroying the world.
But Long Fan did not reject them in the slightest.
Even as a God Favored One known as a "representative of light," and despite possessing a Light Constitution even purer than Long Xiaogua's current one, Long Fan would not take such a one-sided stance.
If you used this undead power to commit evil, then within the limits of my ability, I would certainly uphold justice and punish you.
But if he truly encountered someone like Iliex, the Death Spirit Saint Magic God and Undead Calamity, someone with redeeming qualities, Long Fan would not keep moral judgment hanging from his lips.
At the very least, he would not reject it as intensely as classmate Long Xiaogua did.
All one could say was that undead power depended on the person wielding it.
Whether it was undead magic or light magic, any magic that could win a battle was good magic!
Undead Mages were, after all, merely one branch of mages.
If undead power was used well, it would not bring enormous disaster upon humanity.
It could even benefit an entire region.
Back to the point.
I'm definitely taking the undead attribute too!
I want to become an Undead Mage as well.
As he swung his