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conference(2)
A forbidden ceremony hall that was scheduled to be the eting place for the eting.
The fact that soone disappeared after incarnating in the place the necromancer ntioned earlier.
Lennok imdiately understood what that ant.
Has the man leading Pandemonium been to this city for a while?
No, it is definitely not a coincidence that they chose a huge city as the location for their incarnation.
Perhaps, the purpose of this incarnation itself is-
Just as Lennok was thinking about that fact, the necromancer added:
“It was inevitable that the situation would turn out like this, so we changed the location to another ceremony hall with a similar history. “It’s a place with the sa properties as what I explained last ti.”
“….”
Did they co to announce the new location at the sa ti as confirming the eting schedule?
Jenny, who was sitting next to , asked with a puzzled expression.
“Wait a minute, Ban. What do you an, a eting between the most powerful people? “I don’t know anything about that-”
The necromancer glanced back at Jenny and asked.
“Who is this woman?”
“My partner.”
“Does a wizard like you need a partner?”
“It’s not necessary.”
Lennok said and leaned back on the sofa.
“More than that, judging by the fact that you don’t know Jenny, you don’t belong to the Vulcan either. Why is an outsider interfering with the city’s affairs and acting as a ssenger?”
“What, was this woman quite famous?”
The necromancer shrugged.
“I am not interested in weaklings. “A necromancer like can achieve accomplishnts just by using the corpse of an outstanding superhuman.”
“I’m not really interested in necromancers either. “I think you’re mistaken.”
Okay!!
The mont Lennok blinked, one of the young man’s eyeballs was crushed and his juices were flowing out.
The necromancer inadvertently puts his hand to his eyes, and Jenny frowns and turns her head.
Lennok laughed as he watched the necromancer flinch as if he had been hit in the vital spot.
“I’m asking what your purpose is.”
“…I should have told you. “Achievent can be achieved only with the corpse of an outstanding superhuman.”
answered the necromancer, covering his eyes with one of his hands.
“This is a conference where superhumans who have overco their limitations gather in one place. It is unlikely that a commotion or fight will occur in a place where the sun and the shadows gather. “I just want to step in and take advantage.”
“Are you planning on saying that you took on the role of a corpse-eating crow? “That’s not even funny.”
Lennok asked.
“The superhumans of the sunny region obediently allowed such a role?”
“Necromancy is a useful art in many ways. “It’s not for nothing that there is a steady demand for it even after it is designated as a forbidden drink.”
“no. “There is no need for such excuses.”
With a cold gaze, Lennok sneered.
“Are there people higher up who want to spy on the talks? “There are city council mbers who want to use your excellent corpse manipulation skills to safely intervene in the eting.”
“….”
For the first ti, the necromancer’s mouth closed like a clam.
Looking at the necromancer like that, Rennok narrowed his eyes as if recalling a past mory.
“Do you rember what you said to back then? You said you chose the forbidden ceremony hall as the eting place for the eting. “Did you say that all stimulation is not allowed to leak out?”
“that….”
“It would be obvious if a necromancer would be useful in such a ceremonial hall. “It was originally a ceremonial hall used for human sacrifice, so isn’t the body relatively free to enter and exit?”
Rennok laughed at the necromancer and leaned back.
“It’s not strange for higher-ups to want to secretly spy on the eting by borrowing a corpse. “You’re already engaging in aningless tricks.”
“…Why did you ask if you knew everything from the beginning?”
“Because it’s a different story from hearing it directly from one’s own mouth.”
Lennok answered calmly, looking at the necromancer who nodded with an expression of boredom.
“If we don’t check like this, we might burn all the offending bodies.”
“….”
“I recently sorted out the city council and financial resources, so I’m going to pay so attention to that for the ti being.”
“Are you still upset after saying that shit at the hearing?”
The necromancer asked as if it were absurd.
“This is really crazy. “That is a disease, a disease.”
“It’s sothing I hear often.”
Lennok laughed.
“Rather, these days, not many people say things like that directly. “It seems that only after securing safety by using a corpse as a shield, like you, do your true feelings co out.”
“….”
The corpse of a young man, who seed at a loss for words, stared at the ceiling of the office for a long ti and then spoke.
“The ti is midnight, 49 hours from now. “We are summoning you to the underground ceremony hall in the satellite city of Etanok.”
“Satellite city?”
Lennok frowned at those unexpected words.
This is because Lennok was well aware of the failed small and dium-sized cities that had once been built on the outskirts of the Balkans as part of an urban expansion developnt plan.
“That’s unexpected. “Why should we go outside the Balkans to hold talks?”
“Because the originally planned location could not be used. “There are no more useful places in the Balkans.”
The necromancer calmly questioned and explained.
“They said that since it is premised on the gathering of level 8 monsters, the barriers and law formations will be thoroughly constructed. Above all, if the horsepower density increases, citizens will not be able to endure it. “It’s natural to go out of the city.”
“hmm…”
Rennok, who was looking at the necromancer in silence, waved his hand.
The necromancer, realizing the ominous aning of the gesture, imdiately covered his healthy eyes with both hands.
“I guess I have to blow out every remaining eyeball to get an honest answer.”
“Damn it, don’t do it!!”
“Did you think I would believe such a la excuse?”
As Lennok slowly squeezes his hand, the pressure on the corpse’s covered eyeball increases.
Lennok gestured to pop his eyeballs as if it had nothing to do with the necromancer covering his eyes with his hands.
“You still don’t know how big this city is. “If you look for places that et the conditions you ntioned, there are dozens of places.”
“That’s it…!!”
Lennok spoke coldly about the necromancer who was particularly suffering.
“If it doesn’t work out, it would be fine to choose one of the closed areas as a eting point, but why choose a satellite city as the stage?”
“Oh, it hurts…!! “Just let it go and talk about it!!”
“Why did you choose the stage? three. two. one.”
“Well, everyone is sensitive because the existing ritual space has been exposed. “I’m expecting a collision!!”
“crash?”
In response to the urgent response, Renok slightly loosened his hand, and only then did the necromancer gasp.
“Damn it. How do you know that the dium for my necromancy is an eyeball? Usually, it is used by engraving the magic formula on the internal organs or organs…!!”
“I know it when I see it. What does it an to expect conflict beyond that?”
“….”
The corpse, which was secretly looking at Lennok, spoke.
“Regardless of the conclusion of the eting, it is sowhat certain that a big fight will break out at least once.”
“Why?”
“Because among those scheduled to attend, there are people who have a grudge against each other. “They are already suspicious of each other because information about the eting was leaked in advance.”
The necromancer explained.
“Even if there are two forces, not everyone has the sa intention. “There are so people who have not resolved their anger due to what happened during the civil war.”
“….”
“What’s more, this ti, you and other bigwigs are coming out from behind the scenes, so conflict is inevitable. “This eting itself was created with that in mind.”
“Are you saying this is a promise to get together assuming that soone is going to die?”
Lennok chuckled.
Jenny, who was listening next to him, had already turned paler than the corpse in front of him.
“You’re quite resourceful to be able to make a plan on this scale while letting that be known openly. “Who is the instigator?”
“Eyes of Destruction, Armas von Anathema.”
The necromancer’s expression turned serious.
“One of the central city nobles has decided to lend his na to this eting.”
“…A nobleman of Arsnova?”
“He is a transcendent level dragon magician who has reached level 8, and a man who was once called Six Thousand Aeons on the Central Front.”
The necromancer explained as he looked at Lennok who hesitated.
“He is a hermit who lived in seclusion for decades following the prohibition rules after the civil war ended with the victory of the Kaise. “He maintained humanity and righteousness even on the battlefield, so many people followed him.”
“The eyes of destruction….”
Was he born as an aristocrat of Arsnova and one of the magnates who accepted the prohibition law in the sun?
I knew that many monsters were living in seclusion under the privileges of the city after the Prohibition Act was created, but their history and origins were all unusual.
“There are several instigators, but if it weren’t for a man of his stature lending Anathema’s na, the eting would never have even taken place.”
“….”
“Anyway, this is the end of my story. I really can’t do this. “Every ti you say a word, you try to catch soone and kill them, so…!!”
“There is nonsense in that statent.”
Lennok smiled darkly as he looked at the body trembling and trying to stand up.
“You were the one who killed that man and put the necromantic magic in his eyeballs, right?”
“….”
“If you look at his facial expression and the magic circuit in his body, he looks like soone who has practiced martial arts, but I don’t really like magicians who use innocent humans as their main tools.”
Keyee…!!
Lennok’s right eye, looking at the young man, flashed a pitch-black glow.
A magical eye imitating the supernormal power of revelation possessed by the priestess of the church penetrated her body.
In an instant, it crosses the polluted ntal web that her necromancy leads to and illuminates a man sitting in the middle of a cetery.
“He’s a necromancer who knows strangely enough about the civil war in the Balkans, but doesn’t actually belong to a large city.”
Lennok whispered as he watched the skinny, rough-looking man raise his gaze with a startle.
“I think if you search your mind, you will find the reason. Should we try it here?”
“….”
“If you act arrogant one more ti, I will rip out your entire ntal network.”
Lennok laughed as he looked at the necromancer who could not reply even a word.
“You better watch your mouth next ti.”
“…It’s really absurd. “That nonsense you said at the hearing wasn’t a lie?”
The necromancer spoke with gritted teeth, hiding a look of intimidation.
“You are the least normal of all the wizards I have ever t.”
“I take it as a complint.”
“under!”
Lennok’s words, in which he saw through the main character and promised what would happen next, were horrifying even to a necromancer who had gone through all kinds of dark lines.
On the contrary, it was also an unspoken promise that he would not use his hands in this position.
Believing that, the necromancer stood up from his seat and said as he left the office.
“If possible, get to the satellite city within ti. “They said that after midnight, the entire satellite city would be covered with a siege barrier and closed off.”
“Sure.”
Lennok said and raised his hand.
“But I didn’t tell you that I would let you walk on your own two feet?”
“…what?”
Phew!!
As soon as those words were said, the necromancer’s body disappeared from the office.
Unlike the bluff used earlier by Yakseon, this ti it is a space transfer that literally kicks the opponent out of the tower.
I dropped it in a nearby dump, so if I’m lucky, my limbs will be safe.
Renok, who had cleared away the obstacle in an instant, stood up, shaking his hands.
Grrr!!
“Wherever a necromancer goes, the sll of fraud remains. “It’s good to ventilate frequently.”
Lennok opened the window and then looked back at Jenny sitting on the sofa.
“You understand what’s going on, right? I think it would be cumberso to explain it twice. “I thought it would be better if we listened together.”
“….”
“Is there so problem?”
“…no.”
Jenny said, unable to hide her nervousness.
“I think I know why you’re spreading such ugly rumors out there.”
“Co now?”
“That necromancer just now. Even if I couldn’t do it, I was a level 7 magician. In order to reach that level, they probably turned an entire small or dium-sized city into undead.”
Jenny rubbed her cheek, looking like she still didn’t really feel it.
“Watching you play with a ntally ill person like that without even being able to say a word in return, I feel like my head is going crazy.”
“Would there be one or two pieces of trash like that on this floor?”
Lennok said and sat down across from Jenny.
“Rather, it tastes quite mild at that level. “There is room for use in that it is sensitive to profit and loss.”
“….”
“I think the city council is also paying attention to such behavior and using it as a tool for this eting.”
In the air, an invisible hand picks up a teacup and spoon, stirs it, and sets it down.
Jenny lifted her coffee cup with a sullen expression and sighed.
“Coffee burnt with telekinesis that exploded a necromancer’s eyeball? “It must be a special taste.”
“It’s not telekinesis.”
Lennok answered, tilting his coffee cup.
“By concentrating your thoughts, you forcibly adjust the osmotic pressure of the magic particles.”
“I have no idea what you’re talking about?”
“It is a grasping technique for exerting physical force on reality through will alone.”
Lennok explained casually.
“By completely eliminating magical power consumption and increasing the efficiency of intention, I learned how to use it naturally.”
“…Let’s not talk. So how are you going to conduct the eting?”
“As I said, I plan to participate.”
Lennok said and tapped his phone.
“I’m concerned about the purpose of the eting, but I also want to check with the supernaturals on the sunny side.”
“….”
“I don’t expect everyone to attend, but looking at Gisu Shrine, they are not without talent. “In fact, it would be closer to the opposite.”
Lennok muttered with a thoughtful expression.
“This is also the reason why they ca forward long after the prohibition law was lifted. “There’s definitely sothing to hide.”
“If the necromancer explained it, there will almost certainly be a conflict. “Are you okay?”
“That’s why I have to go. “If it’s sothing that could bring about a big change in the city’s situation, it would be better to intervene directly.”
“….”
“Above all….”
Lennok’s expression turned cold as he lowered his head, resting his chin on both hands.
The crucial reason why Lennok participates in the eting proposed by the necromancer.
The most important question I was thinking about while listening to his explanation.
The leader of Pandemonium is in Balkan.
What if the man with more powerful and secret origins than anyone Lennok knew was in the great city?
Couldn’t that in itself be related to this eting?
Lennok was convinced that he had to attend this eting, even if only because of that possibility.
“Ha… okay. “I will gather information about the forces on both sides.”
Jenny, who had been silently looking at Lennok’s expression, nodded his head.
“But don’t get your hopes up. “Since the civil war, most information has been compromised, so not much data remains even through the deep web.”
“Sure.”
Jenny stood up, complaining that it wouldn’t be easy to find unless you were a force with active external activities like Tulianmun.
Woooo!!
At that mont, Jenny’s cell phone vibrated violently.
Jenny’s expression imdiately changed to serious after checking his ssage.
“It’s Virgil’s call. “The cartel side is asking if they can et?”
“now?”
At this point, when I had just announced my intention to attend the eting, there could only be one reason why the cartel had contacted .
Jenny must have been thinking the sa thing as Lennok, and imdiately nodded his head.
“I think the cartel’s chairman also plans to attend the eting. “What do you want to do?”
“….”
Of course, Oliveira is also an archmage who has reached level 8.
Considering her status and status, there is no way she wouldn’t have been invited to the eting in the first place.
But Lennok’s imdiate thoughts about her abilities were not about her hierarchy or intentions.
Oliveira Ron Maze is an innately gifted person who has awakened the evil eye of the Chilchaebo, which controls cause and effect.
It is also a monster that has completely reorganized and adjusted her own hierarchy for her own magical eyes.
If only she could infer the leader’s purpose from her eting by borrowing the power of her magical eyes.
After thinking that far, Lennok stood up, leaning on her cane.
“Go right away. “Tell her she’s going to her lab.”
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