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Necromancer, new branch - I can enslave the living!

Follow Bardeelus' journey as he discovers the wonders of 'pure necromancy', one of the rarest types of magic out there. Some despise it, while some adore it, but ultimately, he was free or any demonic influences and was as pure as a mage could be! Though, training was a different story. lt wasn't easy to uncover the secrets of pure necromancy, as those secrets were locked in the 'old world' of magic. Ancient and cryptic languages were a must know, if any progress was to be made, and the tag-along dangers were ten times worse! Bardeelus' goals were greater than any threat, however, as he wanted to enslave the living, without killing them. Although this was almost unheard of across the dark arts of magic, it was possible! ~ For the sake of power, he'll find a way to do it. Besides... a greater threat awaited them, the clock was ticking. He had to be ready! ~

Enkamos · Fantasy
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Plan A, B, C, and D

Bardeelus tried to be thorough with what he wanted, however, he wasn't persuasive enough. Zera barely budged, and Fenik wasn't convinced at all!

Quite shamelessly, Fenik said. "Thanks for… not killing me, but you're on your own. I'll tell everyone the truth, and nothing less."

One would mistake such determination with bravery, but it was quite the opposite. He wasn't scared of Bardeelus, instead, he was scared of being punished by their parents.

Fear still fueled his brain, and now he didn't even try to keep that fact hidden, he added. "I'm not buying this 'pure' necromancy nonsense, it's weird. Also, please don't use your friend to hypnotize us; Let us be honest with our parents, we owe that to Tim."

"You? Honest? Sure, that sounds right." Bardeelus teased, "Though don't worry, I wouldn't need Audera to hypnotize you."

His threat would seem bland to some, but to Zera on the other hand, she had been attentive enough to notice some details. 

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