Necromancer? No, Call Me Archaeologist
Chapter 156

Oasis on the Gobi

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Under the nourishment of water and ice elements, dry Ulan City grew humid, and a thick layer of ice covered the Reservoir District.

As fire elements radiated through Ulan City, its temperature gradually rose. The ice in the Reservoir District slowly melted, and the frozen soil in the Farmland District and Pasture District began to thaw.

With wind elements circulating through the city, the elemental transformation of Ulan City accelerated.

"Mage Medivh really is a genius. At this rate, this bitterly cold land will become fertile soil!"

The Light Priests watched the changes in Ulan City unfold before their eyes.

Medivh's use of an Elemental Array to transform the environment left them astonished.

This Necromancer had graduated the moment he enrolled, and his mastery of magic grew ever deeper. The Academic School and Esoteric School's knowledge embargoes had no effect on him at all.

In the attic of the Light Church, Lux read a newly written biography by Freya: Oasis on the Gobi.

The biography chronicled how Medivh led the skeletons in transforming the Ulan Gobi with an Elemental Array.

The Horn Plane was a plane where the light shone brightly.

The skeleton legion was undertaking extensive construction in the Ulan Gobi. As they unearthed bones on the outskirts of the desert, they drew the attention of the Church of Light on the Horn Plane.

After meeting with the Light Priest Corps in Ulan City, the local Light Priests left some of their own behind to supervise. They did not interfere with Medivh's construction of a city in the Ulan Gobi.

Medivh was an unusual Necromancer. He had done nothing harmful, and although he championed the Light Faith, he had shown none of the evil associated with necromancy.

Upholding impartiality, the local Church of Light had no evidence sufficient to

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