[Lich system]
Name: DuthLv[1][Stats]Hp: 10/10Mp:15/15SP: 0SM: 5Skills: fire missile[Lv.1], raise dead[Lv.1], Harvest[Lv.1]Passives: 25% Magic Resistance, Soul life vision, Mana Regen, Cold auraTabs: [store][craft][inv][upgrades][evolution][system upg]-lockedOh? So i am weak right now. Thats not a lot of health nor Mp, but i find this system a tad faulty. Maybe I need to upgrade the system? Hmm going to have to get back on that later.
SP=Soul Points: [Soul points are used for crafting dead entities like dragons, and upgrading]SM=Soul Mass: [Soul Mass is the substance needed to raise the dead, set new bases, evolve and extend your power via just being there and upgrades to self. More uses are explained when system is ungraded]WHAT!
Dragons?!
Imagine! 10 story titans who are armored like mountains, can breath molten fire that can melt diamond and even use magic as if they were the incarnates of it! But to raise the legends? To build an undead dragon? What power could he obtain? Clearly enough to destroy the defilers!
Thoom!*
Duth looked down at his fist which had promptly cracked the stone of his arm rest. He stared disbelieving at the strength he didn't expect himself to have. Hell do normal liches have this kind of strength? Granted he never officially faced one himself at his peak, so perhaps it is?
He leaned back to blink or well with no eyelids that's hard to do. "Hmm i need to invest in that.." Dragons would do him well, but that would be far from now, wouldn't it be? Beside the point. Exhaling he flicked his attention on the throne room he was in, crimson green flames giving this tomb a bizarre look, dark tattered carpet that ran up to the double doors. Massive chandeliers hanging far above each a lit as the torches scouring the walls massive pillars with coffins for giants carved into them. He counted 8 with these massive coffins. Perhaps just decor? He also notice the coffins much smaller close to human size with a foot added on. They lined the walls behind the pillars.
Hmm so are they really decor? Or are they meant for something else. Now that i think about it. this looks rather like a classic boss room doesn't it? Those might be my troops?
If so, then what do they contain? Could be anything, hell who's tome is this? It isn't his, he died just like many others in a city. Quite frankly he didn't see this as his, if so who could have carved it? Issue is he couldn't tell if it was his body or not. Nor the age of the tome. It was too ancient. Or perhaps there was another reason why it appeared so damaged?
###Her sword clashed against undead guards that came rushing into the chamber. Her eyes blood shot armor scratched up and beaten. Rena unleashed a flurry of blows upon her enemies, as said undead are easy kills, unless in groups. and with the walls alive plus a horde streaming from the tomb. This was a horror she didn't expect, why so many undead?!
Dale on the other hand wasn't having much issue with masses of enemies. Although mana reserves are worrying him. He had been keeping most the enemies off his companions, but eventually he too will tire. Balls of fire trailed over Rena exploding deep in the horde. Whilst a flickering green barrier kept the living walls from enclosing on them. "Their endless!!"Lia too found arrows to be troubling. Sure she had several quivers, but they were running low. Although her enchanted arrows did a good number to undead, she had yet to use the explosive tips to avoid friendly fire and its just in case the wizard ran out of juice to spill on the dead. Damn, should've brought a return scroll.. Was Lia's thought as another detachment of enemies broke off the main and shambled towards her.
The three of them had plenty of issues, but the most was perhaps dale who worryingly looked at his barrier. He was almost out. "Rena Lia pull back! I'm almost out I have one last attack in me!" Upon hearing it Rena disengaged and bolted, last to dale was never last to them. She always knew this, each time he grew stronger his last attack grew in force almost 10 fold. Its like calling 40% of your stocks 'a little left'Lia couldn't back up any further, so she just kept her focus on the current unwanted skeletons making their way towards her. Whilst Dale rose up his hand a flicker of dark crimson flame wisping into existence. Feeding off his mana by the droves. Each intake forcing Dale to intensely focus to not lose control of his own spell and bring the entire tomb down on their heads. He found it much harder the more it took. Flame growing in size ever so sightly, a raging soul seemingly buried deep within. He called this spell, Souls Fiery.After his death, Duth had only mourned as long as he could before seeing his cousin again. Still remembering the lich who broke her neck. Yet when you also die, mourning for life can quickly be forgotten. He saw his friends family and even pets again. The soul realm was certainly a hard one to explain. It didn't have landscape or cities, no it had what the soul wanted. What it was content with. You could call it your own little paradise that gave you actual satisfaction from your happiness. Span that into eternity and anyone may actually find themselves content with their new ever changing reality.He had no idea how long its been in the living world, as far as he could recall times in dimensions were different. Not that you can visit the soul realm with ease. Nor any realm for that matter. The energy required is to put in perspective.. insane, like planetary level. So how did the mortals access the soul realm and find ways to power their magics further?He unfortu
A deep crimson flame shot out crashing into the entrance for so many undead. Its flames expanded rapidly. Inhaling oxygen and producing an even more explosive yield. Almost reaching Dale and his companions with blast radius alone, not accounting for the devastating shock wave that follows.The party with both relief and disbelief watched the undead in hundreds be consumed as a tidal wave of hellish flame ran across them like water. Their many war cries of groans, moans and creaking of bones silenced in almost an instant. Dale was rather impressed himself at his level of control and a successful experimental spell. Its components weren't that normal. Mostly based off theory. Yet the shockwave shot them back. Only his last embers of mana saved them from being embedded into a stone wall. That said..He had used a silver of his will, finding it possible to do so, whilst using mana and a small ancient rune used long ago and it worked. Which makes him think his pet pro
Rena dreamt briefly, at first she had been peaceful. However moments only passed before something clawed at her from deep within. Twisting her dreams into nightmares of darkness, screams and the cold eyes of burning crimson blue fire.She snapped awake, cold sweat running down her brow and a deep shiver of fear that didn't settle for a second. She often had these omens, dreams of one day occurrences, it could happen anytime, but the more vivid it became, the less time she had until it happened.. This dream.. It was.. Too vivid.Huff* Huff* Huff*She inhaled and exhaled air like a gasping fish, was that a vision? If so.. Was there time short? How long had it been since she's had visions? A few years at least, Lia craned her head slightly. Taking no notice of Rena's distress.
Dale had been restrained and disarmed of the scroll, by none other than the Lich. Who gave it a once over before chuckling. "That's funny, but.. Nooo.." He hissed in raving whispers. The lich latched onto his arm with a twisted glee. "Fooood…"A bioluminescent green wisping flame spreads slowly across his forearm. Seeping joyfully into any cracks and creavess found. Dale struggled helplessly, to no avail. All his mana had been sapped when he used the scroll. All he needed was the last string of words. However he couldn't speak under the force of this monster, he still hoped. Not wanting to let go of life so easily, Dale still had much to live for, so much to learn and see, so experience, why should he die here? He won't hand his life to anyone, but the moment that wicked magic touched him. The will of mind and body almost broke in an instant.
Tap* Tap* Tap*Boney finger tapped the cracked stone upon the thrones armrest. Staring blatantly at his system and the numbers with a twinkling light dimly sparking in his fiery eyes.[Lich system]Name: DuthLv[1][Stats]Hp: 10/10 +30% bonusMp:15/15 +30% bonusSP: 6SM: 125Skills: Fire missile[Lv.1], Raise dead[Lv.1], Harvest[Lv.1]
[Would you like to upgrade the system? it will cost you 500 SM][Yes/No?][Yes]###Duth didn't know what he expected, a congratulations? Or an anti-climatic upgrade, but this? This was outside his rotten box.At first there was a long delay, expecting nothing more than some subtitle little notification.However, it wasn't so small and the effect was instantaneous. Layers of magical circles flickered into existence, spanning up into the skies and outwards like a machine of gears. Such runes were not physical, nor could he decipher them.Duth stood there
Adilen signed as he looked down at the messenger. How did this happen? An enemy army appeared within the city? There shouldn't have been a feasible way to breach the city like that, the harbor was protected, so was here at the other end of the pass, finally the sewers were guarded and closed shut. 'Unless.. No.. You'd have to be magically adept for that, there are no wizards of my knowledge anywhere near this city. Nor did we make enemies with one.' Perhaps they were already hidden in the city? Ready to strike when they weren't looking and their manpower was low? That's seemed far more feasible than any mystical scroll that could warp you to a very specific location. One he would rather believe instead. He can't deal with them until he deals with the city walls defenses who were under siege by a rather large bandit army. However, that didnt mean the troops in the walls can't, he grabbed his warhorn, there were two actually. One was for the front; it was more thunderous, though it ha
His quest was simple: raise an army, slay the city. Sounds evil, or rather off put from his true goal, but he ignored it. He didn't need to care for humanity. If he did, it would be counterintuitive to his plans.With his forces on the move, much of the attacks were hit and run. Having Death knights storm the houses they passed, whilst undead continued down the road. Duth harvested the bodies after they were unceremoniously thrown into a pile at his skeleton feet. The souls were gone, the bodies weren't theirs anymore, who would care? Him? No. Why? Well when you 'live' long enough you tend not to give two toots about some fleshy vessel that can hold your soul. I mean c'mon, they're heavy, they take high maintenance and cost more resources than anything he's seen. Being dead was better, he tended to convince many of that in a very unconventional manner.