Evil Dragon is [Trainee Death God]

The Evil Dragon is a [Trainee Death God]

The Evil Dragon is serious, really serious. He's actually preparing to summon his deceased friend from Hell, and even putting it into action.

While she was searching for Field Mice and Rats in the vegetable garden and Cornfield, the Evil Dragon had already tried summoning the handsome sister in the portrait.

The Evil Dragon just said that he was wondering why he hadn't summoned this handsome sister from Hell.

It's a good thing he didn't summon her. If he had, and the Evil Dragon said to this sister that it was she, this Young Dragon, who gave him the inspiration, who knows if the sister, turned into an Undead, would get angry and haunt her, giving her nightmares every night.

Scary.

Really scary.

If the Evil Dragon summoned this sister up because he wanted to see her, chat with her, and say some intimate things, that would be fine.

But if he summoned this sister from Hell... to collect a debt... Lucia felt... then she would definitely be haunted by the Undead. "Lan-Lance, why did you think of summoning the sister in the portrait? Do you miss her?"

"Miss her for what? I suddenly remembered that she still owes me money, and I want to summon her from Hell to make her pay it back.

I tried using Necromancy to summon her several times, but there was no response, which is a bit unreasonable. Could it be that she was reincarnated? That shouldn't be, I've never heard of Undead in Hell being reincarnated.

If she wasn't reincarnated, then is there something wrong with my Necromancy? That's even less likely. If my Necromancy can't summon the dead from Hell, then the Necromancers in the human world are even more hopeless."

So he really is trying to collect a debt!!!

The Evil Dragon is quite dedicated to chasing debts. He's not thinking of her, not missing her, but wanting her to pay back the money. Shouldn't a normal Evil Dragon, seeing such a beautiful sister, think, When you were alive, I couldn't protect you, couldn't make you my lover.

You died, and I want to summon you up to let you know my love for you.

How did it turn into debt collection with the Evil Dragon Lance? Are beautiful sisters really not as good as those cold gold coins?

"Why don't you... just not summon this sister? If she doesn't have any money to pay you, it might affect your former friendship."

"If she's that useless, I'll have to laugh at her when I summon her. She's been dead for over two thousand years, and she can't even get a minor official position in Hell, and she's still a poor ghost. Who else should I laugh at if not her? To take a step back, even if she couldn't get an official position, she should have some Savings after working in Hell for over two thousand years, right?"

In his memory, Sophia was a Mage with talent, ambition, and a love for life. If she was like that when she was alive, she must be an ambitious, life-loving female ghost after she died and went to Hell.

In over two thousand years, if she couldn't become a Lord in Hell, could she at least become a small squad leader?

Or the position of Chief Mage? At least she was Lance's friend back then. If she doesn't even have this much ability, is she worthy of her title as [Evil Dragon Friend]?

Oh, Sophia didn't seem to know he was a Black Dragon until she died.

He even said that when she died of old age, he would quietly tell her this secret. He didn't expect her to die young. All of this is irrelevant now. What he cares about now is that when he uses Necromancy to summon Sophia, there is no response.

It's as if there is no such Undead in Hell at all.

This is very strange.

Knowing her name, age, and appearance, in theory, it should be very easy to summon her.

As a result, he summoned her four or five times, but there was no response from Hell at all.

If he were a Necromancer who had not signed the Necromancer Summoning Contract with Hell and had not obtained a qualification certificate, it would be normal for him to be unable to successfully summon the Undead from Hell.

The problem is that he passed the Hell's assessment and signed the Necromancer Summoning Contract with Hell. There shouldn't be a situation where he can't summon the Undead from Hell.

There are two types of Necromancers: one is a Necromancer who has passed the Hell's assessment and signed the Necromancer Summoning Contract with Hell.

One type is the wild Necromancer who has not passed the assessment and has not signed a Necromancer Summoning Contract.

Licensed Necromancers can summon Undead from Hell to fight for them at any time.

Wild Necromancers can also forcibly summon Hell's Undead, but if discovered, they will be wanted and rewarded by Hell.

If the Undead forcibly summoned from Hell die in battle, the wild Necromancer will be forcibly transformed into combat Undead by Hell, serving Hell for 100 years.

Necromancers who have passed Hell's assessment and signed a Necromancer Summoning Contract with Hell, even if the summoned Undead die in battle, Hell will not only not hold the Necromancer responsible, but will also actively try to revive the fallen Undead. This is a bit outrageous. Undead are already people who have died once. The possibility of resurrection after dying as Undead can only be said to be a testament to Hell's frighteningly deep foundation...frightening to dragons.

Necromancers who sign contracts with Hell don't get away with not paying anything; they need to hand over a certain amount of gold coins or some miscellaneous materials to Hell every year.

Hell sometimes also issues tasks to Necromancers.

Necromancers cannot refuse and must unconditionally assist Hell, helping Hell with certain matters.

The entities responsible for contacting Necromancers on behalf of Hell are called Death Gods.

There are also two types of Death Gods: one is the Death God from Hell.

The other is a powerful Necromancer who is appreciated by Hell and allowed to be a Death God in the human world. This type of Death God is called a Trainee Death God.

Trainee Death Gods are Necromancers who work for Hell and get paid.

Necromancers pay money to Hell, while Trainee Death Gods work for Hell, and Hell pays them.

Lance thought of himself. First, he became a Necromancer who signed a contract with Hell to summon Undead. Later, he felt it was a bit of a loss, after all, he had to pay money to Hell every year and help Hell with some strange tasks.

In order to save money and make some money, he applied to Hell to become a Trainee Death God.

With his outstanding draconic charm and a bit of good strength, he easily became a Trainee Death God.

However, this Trainee Death God of his hasn't received a salary from Hell for a long time.

Because he applied for a Vacation.

Another aspect is that Hell discovered that this Trainee Death God of his seemed to have lived a bit too long. Other Trainee Death Gods live for two or three hundred years at most, but he has lived for over a thousand years and hasn't died yet... They are a little afraid to contact him, fearing that as soon as they contact him, they will have to pay him his salary.

Twenty gold coins a month.

The salary is not high, but he has lived for too long.

This time, using Necromancy to summon Sophia may have alerted Hell to this Trainee Death God who has been slacking off for hundreds of years.

"Lance, could it be that this sister... isn't in Hell?"