Necromancer? No, Call Me Archaeologist
Chapter 391

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From reaching the peak of the Sixth-Rank Necromancer realm to tempering his mental strength to perfection, and then advancing to a Seventh-Rank low-level Necromancer, Medivh had needed less than three months.

He had never dared to imagine such a thing. Under normal circumstances, without seven or eight years of accumulation, his chances of advancing to a Seventh-Rank low-level Necromancer would have been very slim.

It was the result of the hard work of his two capable wives, Satena and Amia. Of course, he also had the Goddess of Fire Prayer to thank for her secret assistance.

By his reckoning, Medivh had taken only twenty-three years to go from a Sixth-Rank low-level Necromancer to a Seventh-Rank low-level Necromancer—a rate of advancement other mages could only dream of.

Medivh had been extraordinarily lucky during his last two breakthroughs as a Necromancer.

When he advanced from the Fifth Rank to the Sixth, the Fel Overlord invaded his soul space, only to be driven out by the Goddess of Light. The purified power left behind by the invasion had tempered Medivh's mental strength.

On top of that, the soul ascension he gained from slaying his nemesis let him quickly get through the accumulation period and complete his breakthrough.

When he advanced from the Sixth Rank to the Seventh, the Goddess of Fire Prayer helped him with the Godly Fire Prayer Ritual, allowing him to complete the accumulation period in no time.

"Wonderful! Just wonderful!"

After his breakthrough, Medivh walked out of the Bone Alchemy Room.

Satena and Amia were waiting outside to share good news with him.

After the Godly Fire Prayer Ritual, Satena and Amia had discovered they were pregnant. Medivh would have two more children.

With the advancement of his most important Necromancer rank and the joy of new additions to the

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