Mastering Core Technology

Of course, Little Nai thought that way, but he would not act on it.

The Bone Rights Act of the Undead Plane merely strengthened his desire for independence, completely freeing him from the influence the Lich King had once held over him as his master.

The Bone Rights Act stipulated that every skeleton awakened to individual will possessed complete bone rights.

No one could enslave a skeleton with individual consciousness by any means, and any summoning was merely an employment relationship.

No matter which world an undead creature awakened self-awareness in, it would automatically gain citizenship in the Undead World.

Of course, limited by the strength of the Undead Plane, its government could hardly cross world after world to rescue those undead.

All they could provide was some assistance in the form of knowledge.

Included with the Bone Rights Act were the fundamentals of some undead supernatural knowledge.

These fundamentals could adapt to most worlds and could be said to have relieved Little Nai's pressing need.

He had learned quite a bit in the Dark Canopy, but after all, not everyone would bring basic knowledge into the Dark Canopy along with their thoughts. What existed there was more often gossip, stray notions, or knowledge inadvertently revealed.

With his basic knowledge supplemented, Little Nai's rate of growth surged dramatically.

In particular, a discipline called programming gave Little Nai endless inspiration.

His ability, Soul Activation, made his soul exceptionally malleable. Yet after forming the Soul Network, he discovered that his ability to think had not undergone a qualitative leap.

After all, now that he controlled over a hundred skeleton bodies, it was difficult for him to handle several matters at once. The limitations of his thought patterns caused him to pour all his attention into one task while doing it, resulting in