Medivh wasn't planning to keep the new kinds of skeletons—the Spirit Fox Skeleton Warriors, Spirit Rabbit Skeleton Warriors, and Spirit Rabbit Warlocks.
For one thing, he was still a long way from advancing to Second-Rank Mage. For another, the Spring of Time produced by Sky Blue Transcendental Skeletons was limited in strength.
If they were new kinds of Deep Blue Transcendental Skeletons, Medivh would definitely keep them and use them to activate his mental power when he advanced to Second-Rank Necromancer.
But he could do without the Sky Blue Transcendental Skeletons. It was better to take advantage of their ability to activate his mental power and restore his mental energy and mana, using them to resurrect the skeletons that were currently difficult to bring back. That would help him get through the post-advancement slump faster.
That way, he wouldn't be drenched in sweat when resurrecting Transcendental Cobalt Blue Skeletons and Common Deep Blue Skeletons, greatly improving his efficiency at resurrecting high-quality skeletons.
Under Medivh's guidance of mental energy and mana, a Sky Blue Spirit Fox Warrior soon rose to its feet.
The Sky Blue Spirit Fox Warrior wore Bone Armor, with mysterious Inheritance Spirit Runes engraved on its bones.
The Spirit Fox Warrior's Origin Weapons were a crossbow and claw blades. Like the Spirit Cat Warrior, it leaned toward being a Ranger or Assassin.
Unlike the Spirit Cat Warrior, the Spirit Fox Warrior had a row of potion slots at its waist, just like the Spirit Fox Warlock.
The Spirit Fox Warrior was also skilled at using potions in battle, but couldn't make combat potions. It needed the Spirit Fox Warlock to supply them.
After resurrecting the Sky Blue Spirit Fox Warrior, Medivh didn't waste time. While his mental power was still activated, he took out a set of Common