Even officials from this world came down afterward.
"We need 300,000."
Resources could be spent; they could always be acquired again once they ran out. But an army was something tangible. Now that they faced a life-or-death crisis and the enemy had already come knocking, it was necessary to hire as many troops as needed to secure victory.
After the entire meeting ended, the total number of Skeletons provided by A52 reached an astonishing 1.72 million.
"We need one day to gather the army. These all belong to that powerful necromancer. This has basically emptied out his forces."
"A single necromancer can have that many subordinates?"
It was obvious that many people knew little about the undead, so those who did understand took the initiative to explain. They said it was a kind of magic that brought the dead back to life. However, most survivors existed as Skeletons or zombies. They could retain a fragment of their souls from before death and possessed weak thinking abilities. In a sense, it was a spell that allowed the dead to endure forever.
How the world viewed an ability often depended on how it was interpreted. If it was described as desecrating corpses, then undead magic was naturally evil. But if it was described as allowing the dead to continue accompanying the living, then this magic was a treasure.
"My wife is in poor health. If she leaves me, could undead magic bring her back to life so she can continue living with me?"
A nobleman could not help asking.
"In theory, yes. But this method can only preserve a small portion of your wife's memories. Perhaps from then on, she could only exist in a muddled state. Of course, advanced magic can keep her alive forever and even preserve some of her