Lulutia's Troubles

After becoming Saint Domain, Andres came into contact with more and more powerful individuals. Basically, he knew about all the famous powerful individuals in this plane.

Lulutia is a very famous one among the many God-level expert in the Dylan Plane.

She is a hybrid of Life Elf and Undead Elf. She is not even a hundred years old this year, yet she is already Demigod of both life and death, the strongest among the Undead Elf Race, and is hailed as the most likely genius to become Middle God.

Of course, Andres had already learned through the system that Lulutia's talent was at the Seven-star Demon level, and as long as she did not perish prematurely, becoming Middle God was only a matter of time.

Eight years ago, after the battle for the Sacred Tree Fruit ended, Lulutia returned to the Undead Elf Race, and Andres never saw her again.

Now that Lulutia suddenly appeared in front of him, Andres is quite surprised.

Lulutia seemed a little embarrassed, her eyes darting left and right, as if she didn't dare to look at Andres.

Andres had a feeling that Lulutia didn't seem like a powerful God-level expert, but rather a naive and inexperienced young girl who wasn't good at communicating. Coincidentally, Lulutia also had a somewhat baby-faced appearance.

"Um, I'd like to ask you for a favor," Lulutia.

"Lady Lulutia, please speak," Andres said.

"I've heard that you are very good at guiding people in their spiritual practice. I would like you to teach me how to be a teacher."

"Teach someone how to be a teacher?" As soon as Andres heard Lulutia's request, he knew that she must have come to him because she heard the rumors that he had taught Teresa.

Andres asked somewhat helplessly, "Why does Your Excellency want to learn this?"

Lulutia looked closely at Andres, then suddenly remembered something and said, "Ah, I remember now, you're the one who got the Sacred Tree Fruit back then!"

She seemed relieved. "That makes it easier for me to explain. You remember Theodore, right?"

"Of course, he betrayed me back then, and I almost died," Andres said.

"Yes, Theodore is my kinsman. He said back then that he would betray us because he felt there was no chance of breaking through to the Saint Domain here."

"After returning, I have spent a lot of time guiding my people in their cultivation over the past few years, but I—" A hint of embarrassment appeared on Lulutia's face.

"I don't know how to guide them. Many times, I think things are easy and don't need to be explained, but they just can't understand them."

Andres understood; Lulutia's problem stemmed from genius.

In any field, geniuses often find it difficult to become good teachers because they cannot understand the difficulties faced by ordinary people.

"It seems she's quite bothered by Theodore's betrayal," Andres thought to himself.

Eight years ago, Lulutia remained calm after hearing Theodore's words, leading Andres to believe that she didn't care much.

Now it seems that she wasn't indifferent, but she kept it all to herself and didn't show it. Moreover, after returning, she spent more time guiding her people.

Andres thought for a moment and said, "Cultivation, in the end, is still a personal matter; guidance cannot play a decisive role."

In the original work, although the War God and the High Priest trained many Saint Warriors and Saint Magus, it was because the disciples they recruited were geniuses themselves, with the potential to become Saint Domain.

Even someone as powerful as Bluefire only offered suggestions when instructing Linley.

A hint of disappointment Lulutia's face. "Is that so? There's nothing you can do about it."

Seeing the other party's appearance, Andres suddenly remembered something and said, "Perhaps you can start by perfecting necromancy."

"Necromantic magic?" Lulutia was taken aback; she had never heard of this term before.

"It's a collective term for many spells, including Necromantic Summoning and Death Puppet Technique," Andres explained.

While teaching the Holy Alliance Trainee, he discovered a problem: perhaps because this era was the beginning of the Coiling Dragon World, many cultivation methods had not yet become systematic.

In the original era, human cultivation mainly followed two paths: one was that of warriors, who cultivated Battle Qi and comprehended the "Drawing Upon Heaven and Earth" to become Saint Domain.

Another type is the mage. Mages do not need to cultivate Battle Qi, nor do they need to comprehend "Drawing Upon Heaven and Earth". Mages cultivate their spiritual power. When their spiritual power is raised to a certain level, their soul will undergo a transformation, and the mage will become Saint Magus.

In the original story, when Linley became Saint Magus, his soul took the form of a sword.

On the Sacred Tree Continent, most people, whether Elves, Dwarf, or humans, follow the path of Saint Warrior, but there are some exceptions, such as Druid.

The Undead Elf Race are involved in both types.

On the one hand, they follow the path of warriors, and on the other hand, they also cultivate necromancy. However, their research on necromancy is far less in-depth and detailed than the research on various magic systems in the original Yulan Continent, making it difficult for them to become Saint Domain solely based on necromancy.

In the original era, there were clear distinctions between different types of magic, from first-level magic to Forbidden Spell that could only be cast at the Saint Domain.

There is also a complete system for training magicians, including how to test magical aptitude, how to meditate to improve mental strength, and how to absorb elements of heaven and earth and transform them into magical power.

Those with magical talent usually focus on studying magic, while those without magical talent choose the path of a warrior.

After all, for a genius like Lulutia, Dual cultivation of magic and martial arts might not be a problem, but for someone with average talent, cultivating both at the same time would undoubtedly dilute their energy.

If Lulutia could perfect the necromancy within her clan and establish a complete lineage of necromancy, allowing those suited to cultivate magic to focus on their training, perhaps even more powerful individuals would emerge than they do now.

Andres told Lulutia his thoughts.

"Necromantic magic is actually a simplified version of the Death Law. If you could create some magical spells that allow those who haven't comprehended the Death Law to unleash some of the power of those Death Law through chanting, it might help them understand the Death Law. Of course, this is just my idea, for your reference only," Andres said.

After listening, Lulutia fell into deep thought.

Andres didn't disturb her. To be honest, he didn't have much hope that Lulutia would perfect her necromancy.

The Seven Laws of Magic were passed down from the Sovereign and developed over a thousand epochs before reaching the level described in the original work.

Although necromancy was passed down from the Death Supreme God, its inheritance in this plane is incomplete.

Although Lulutia is highly talented, she is currently only Demigod and has a limited understanding of the Death Law.

"No matter what, thank you." Lulutia said.

"You're too kind, sir."

Lulutia smiled and said, "I will try your method. If you have time, you can also come and visit the Great Marsh."

The Great Marsh is located at the southernmost tip of the Sacred Tree Continent, stretching for nearly ten thousand miles, and is the settlement of the Undead Elf Race.

"Thank you for the invitation, sir," Andres said respectfully.

Lulutia nodded, then transformed into a streak of light and flew south.

Andres watched Lulutia leave, then flew towards his small house.

Sudden--

"Heart of the Strong Quest Completion Progress (3/3)"

"Reward obtained: Wind Elemental Grand Perfection Talent"