After the last attack, Lynn became even more cautious in his dealings.
He packaged up and sold all the apprentice corpses and weak undead he had seized, making a hefty profit.
Six Second-Class Apprentice corpses, two First-Class Apprentice corpses, plus an lv2 Bone Hunter, an lv1 Bone Guardian, an lv1 Ghoul, two lv2 Ghouls, an lv1 Skeleton Archer, an lv1 Wraith, one lv2 Rotting Zombie, lv2 and lv1 Skeleton Warriors...
Lynn had no use for these undead, and his mental power was insufficient to control any extras.
Keeping them in the Soul-Sealing Bag would only take up space. If stored too long, their Soul Fire would gradually dim, greatly reducing their value.
The price of lv1 undead ranged from 5 to 15 Magic Stones, while lv2 undead sold for between 30 and 50 Magic Stones.
Including the six apprentice corpses, he sold everything for a total of 480 Magic Stones, greatly fattening Lynn's pockets.
With money in his pocket, Lynn immediately used his mentor Gregor's connections and spent the enormous sum of five hundred Magic Stones to acquire a pitch-black Undead Ring.
The ring had been carved from the bones of some unknown undead creature. It felt icy to the touch, and faint spatial ripples naturally flowed across its surface.
Its interior held a full twenty cubic meters!
More importantly, it contained a stable environment rich in negative energy. Undead placed within would not have their Soul Fire or bodies dim; instead, they would be nourished.
Over the next month or so, Lynn continued traveling between the laboratory, the Task Hall, and the Bone Vault.
However, he became much more selective about the tasks he accepted, made his movements less predictable, and remained on the highest alert toward any strangers who tried to approach him.
He encountered several more attacks