Black Wizard: Arise, My Undead Army!
Chapter 383

Remaking the Small World

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After advancing to Stigma, Lynn did not rush to leave the Goblin World.

Now that he had his own Stigmata Domain, he naturally had to "remake" it properly.

The Stigmata Domains of ordinary Stigma Wizards usually had an elemental inclination, centered around a particular attribute.

Marcus's "Death Domain" and the "Holy Light Domain" of that Holy Son from before were both relatively pure attribute domains, granting immense bonuses to "death" and "holy light."

His own "Myriad Phenomena" domain, however, had no particular inclination. It enhanced and suppressed every element and every attribute.

Moreover, once the three thousand rules were fully filled in, the Microcosm's "feedback" would also greatly improve him.

It was time to properly build his own Microcosm.

The Goblin World had now become the small world within his body, and he himself stood within his own "Stigmata Domain."

It was like a set of Russian nesting dolls.

From the outside, a hundred-kilometer world projection had abruptly appeared in the universe. Passing through that projection would lead one into the Goblin World.

It was also the passage connecting the Goblin World to the main world.

Lynn sat cross-legged on the stone platform outside the cave, extending his spiritual power into the palm-sized sphere in his hand.

The Goblin World rested in his palm, grayish-white in color, with golden patterns flowing across its surface.

He could sense every inch of land, every ocean, every river, and the breath of every goblin within the world.

He tried to control Myriad Phenomena.

Myriad Phenomena had already merged with the Goblin World and become the will of the world.

It had no emotions and no thoughts, but it obeyed Lynn's commands. Should it encounter an external enemy, it could condense an avatar again and control the world to fight.

Furthermore, within the Goblin

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