Necromancer? No, Call Me Archaeologist
Chapter 496

The Star Alliance's Warriors

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After the Abyssal Demons were driven away, that Ninth Rank Plane came under the joint rule of the Spore Jungle and the Wrynn Family.

MUSHROOM searches TWKAN

Mycelium spread across the Plane Barrier and underground, forming a ring-shaped Spore Jungle on the surface.

The ring-shaped Spore Jungle was where the subjects lived. The plane's natives became subjects of the Wrynn Family.

Medivh built Block Cities in the subjects' residential areas, constructed Light Churches, and sent Light Priests to settle there. He moved in subjects from other planes so they could live together.

Then he spread the Secret Art of Bone Knights, making the native beings part of the Living History Project.

Medivh dug up the bones of their ancestors and refined them into ancestral skeletons, allowing them to return to their families, manage their descendants, and foster good family values.

With these measures in place, the native races of the Ninth Rank Plane quickly integrated into the Wrynn Family, speaking with one voice.

The dissenters had already shut up and gone underground to reflect and build up their historical legacy.

The ancestral skeletons made the Wrynn Family's rule simple and efficient.

If you wouldn't listen to your ancestors, they'd beat you to death for being an unfilial child and send you underground to reflect.

Having an elder in the family was like having a treasure. With an ancestral skeleton at home, no one could wipe out your family, and the ancestors would step in to solve all kinds of problems.

Even Abyssal Demons, skilled at tempting beings into corruption, were helpless against the grassroots Iron Barrel Formation formed by the ancestral skeletons. That showed just how effective this system of governance was.

"This Tenth Rank Plane is nice. It's ours!"

The Wrynn Alliance wasn't just leaping forward to evolve planes;

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