After the necromancer died, its withered, shriveled body suddenly caught fire after losing the nourishment of its Soul Fire. It turned into a cloud of ashes that drifted down to the ground.
Brando sheathed his sword and searched through the latter's remains, but found nothing of value. Perhaps because it was itself a twisted existence in this world, Vonder's magical backlash was displayed to the fullest in undead beings. In his previous life, many players had been unwilling to fight undead precisely because of this.
He frowned slightly as he thought about the details White had described earlier regarding the treasure that commanded the undead. Then he remembered something, turned his gaze, and sure enough saw the Bone Staff of the undead necromancer lying quietly to one side.
The so-called necromancers of Madara were, for the most part, not true undead practitioners deeply versed in dark magic or necromancy. They were Liches. The inhuman creature from earlier was naturally the same. Those unfamiliar with Madara would find it difficult to tell the difference, but it was no challenge for him. Liches were lower-ranking existences among the Undead Army of Madara, with weak strength. Necromancers, on the other hand, were rare even in the kingdom of the Dead Moon, and most came from noble backgrounds. They were either direct subordinates of the undead monarch who wielded the Mercury Staff or favored disciples of some master. The "craft" of necromancers had been passed down through the generations, long since forming a tightly knit organization to protect their own interests. That organization was the famed Undead Sequence.
Necromancers born from the Undead Sequence would not easily appear in mortal kingdoms, to say nothing of appearing alone. Even if one did show up, it would generally be surrounded by an Undead Army and Black