Unlike the Vill-V of official history, who had been constrained at every turn due to a lack of funding, she now had Moros's full support and no longer needed to worry about money.
This allowed her to focus more fully on her interests and pursuits, approaching and appreciating Eden's art with a pure heart.
For example, Vill-V's actions this time had been entirely driven by her love for and pursuit of Eden's singing, without any thought of seeking investment.
Getting back to the point, Moros personally went to the Mage Guild and informed Vill-V about the social ball.
Afterward, he returned to the necromancy laboratory and ordered the skeleton attendants standing nearby to remind him punctually in a day and a half.
Next, Moros began taking Shesha's remains out of the Storage Bag one by one, preparing them for preliminary treatment before transforming them into Legendary Undead.
As expected of the remains of a Judgment-class Honkai Beast, even after being blown into fragments by an inward explosion, they still radiated intense Collapse Energy, displaying Shesha's former strength and majesty.
For ordinary people lacking resistance to Collapse Energy, entering the necromancy laboratory at this moment would likely result in immediate erosion by the powerful Collapse Energy and infection with Honkai Disease.
However, for a necromancer whose life level had already entered Legendary Rank, this degree of Collapse Energy erosion was no more than a breeze brushing his face. Compared with the negative energy erosion he endured every moment, it was utterly insignificant and incapable of harming him in any way.
He focused intently on arranging every piece of Shesha's remains, handling each movement with utmost care to ensure they could be transformed as planned.
Judgment-class Honkai Beasts were not cabbages. Even in the Pre-Collapse Civilization, where Honkai intensity far exceeded that