Necromancer? No, Call Me Archaeologist
Chapter 158

Boundaries

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The Loran nobles who had bought Anti-Air Ballistas hoped Medivh would raise the purchase limit so they could buy more. They wanted to form an Iron-Clad Ballista battalion like the Sky Bow Battalion.

The Loran nobles who hadn't managed to buy any Anti-Air Ballistas were even more eager for Medivh to put the second batch on sale. They were already itching to get their hands on them, and had prepared the magical materials Medivh needed, ready to trade money for goods.

Personally, they hoped the Wrynn Family would remain in good standing and continue supplying them.

That was only their personal wish. It wouldn't influence the Light Priests' judgment.

If Viscount Wrynn truly fell into evil, they would support the Light Priests in eradicating it.

They certainly didn't want the Necromancer Council, which had fallen into the gutter, to rise again and bring back the Necrotic Scourge.

"What a peculiar bunch of skeletons!"

The Light Priests from the Horn Plane followed the Logistics Skeleton convoy to Ulan City.

The Lizardman corpses weren't raised as skeletons. After simple processing, they were taken to the Underground Palace in the Graveyard District and stored in coffin compartments.

The extreme cold quickly froze the Lizardman corpses solid, encasing them in ice.

It was clear that the Bone Lich in Ulan City planned to store the bodies long-term. He had no intention of using them to make skeletons, zombies, Death Knights, or other undead.

That's right. In the eyes of the Light Priests from the Horn Plane, Medivh's Extreme Blue Bone Spirit Substitute was a Bone Lich.

Liches were even more evil by nature than Necromancers and marked the beginning of a fall into darkness.

If there hadn't been a Priest Corps in Ulan City, the Light Priests from the Horn Plane would have definitely

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