Having more or less raised his mental power, Lynn began bolstering his other methods as well.
Better to make more preparations and avoid any mishaps.
Lynn returned to the table, took out a palm-sized gray metal plate from his ring, and laid it flat on the tabletop.
These were materials he had prepared in advance for sealing Wizard artifacts. During this period, he intended to forge a batch of sealing Wizard artifacts aimed at high-level undead, along with a Myriad Souls Banner specifically for subduing souls.
The Netherworld was the final destination of the dead, filled with countless souls. He could not let such resources go to waste.
The Myriad Souls Banner had a simple design: an unfurled banner hanging from a long pole, its interior engraved with composite containment runes that could continuously draw in and store Wraiths and vengeful spirits. Its capacity far surpassed that of ordinary containers.
The required materials were anything but simple. Lynn planned to forge it directly into a Stigma-grade Wizard artifact so it could also be useful in future battles.
He spent three days procuring the materials and completing the initial forging of the Myriad Souls Banner, producing a large black banner that billowed black smoke.
It looked every bit like some artifact of wicked, forbidden arts.
He then spent another half month refining and improving it, further enhancing its power and stability until it finally reached the Stigma grade.
The sealing Wizard artifacts intended for Monarchs were somewhat more complicated. Each one had to correspond to a different type of Monarch.
Some seals targeted corporeal undead, some targeted Wraith-type Monarchs, while several others were specifically designed to deal with Monarchs skilled in spatial movement.
He spent nearly half a month completing the forging and testing of this batch of sealing Wizard artifacts