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Undying Villain: Strongest Necromancer Chapter 64 Hope and Despair
The villagers' fear and anxiety continued to mount as the eerie incidents escalated. Reports of possession-like behavior among some villagers spread, and whispers of Elandrin's involvement began to circulate.That was the name of their assassins, a famous powerful warrior that never fail to kill his target. It was the reputation that Elandrin had built while Malachi was meditating.Lorian knew they needed to confront this threat head-on. He gathered a council of trusted villagers, including Galen the hunter and Eliza, to formulate a plan. They decided to organize patrols to keep a watchful eye on the forest's edge and the village itself, hoping to catch any intruders.As they prepared for their first night of vigilance, a sudden, bone-chilling scream pierced the air. The villagers rushed to the source, finding a group of people huddled around a young girl named Aria, who had been discovered in a state of trance-like possession. Her eyes were vacant, and her voice was not her own as s
Undying Villain: Strongest Necromancer Chapter 65 Malachi Emerged
Malachi was in an underground chamber. Seraphina, the ethereal invisible being that can only be seen by him, was floating beside him, telling him about the situation.Malachi said: “I see. So that’s how it is. Elandrin, he’s working too hard for too little pay. It should be 8 months since I am going into hiding. The world probably won’t forget about my name, but with all that’s happening, they won’t remember it either.”“Are you coming out?” Serapgina asked. “Yes. I have a world to conquer.” Malachi then summoned a pair of shadow tendrils that dug through the concrete of the chamber and then keep digging upward. As if being pulled by the shadow tendril, Malachi flew up into the hole as the shadow tendrils rotated left and right, digging up. As Malachi emerged atop the mountain, the fresh morning air greeted him, and the rising sun bathed him in a warm light. He took a deep breath, feeling the energy of the world around him, a stark contrast to the confines of his underground chamber
Undying Villain: Strongest Necromancer Chapter 66 Next Plan
“Now, allow me to demonstrate.”As Malachi’s dark power manifested, the entire village fell into a state of shock and horror. With a simple flick of his wrist, shadowy hands emerged from the chests of every villager, each clutching a still-beating heart. The sight was ghastly and surreal, like something out of a nightmare.Panic and confusion ensued as the villagers stared in disbelief at their own hearts, held by the spectral hands. Moments later, they began to cough up blood, collapsing to the ground one by one. The air was filled with the sounds of despair and the sight of a community on the brink of death.Among them, Lorian stood, the only one seemingly unaffected by Malachi’s spell. He watched in horror as his companions and friends, with whom he had shared countless adventures and battles, fell victim to the necromancer’s cruel demonstration. His heart filled with rage and grief at the sight of his closest allies, who had been like family to him, now lying lifeless at his feet.
Undying Villain: Strongest Necromancer Chapter 67 Miraculous Training
The offer from the high-ranking officer took Malachi by surprise. A role as a special agent in the military? It was an unexpected turn, yet it presented an intriguing opportunity. Malachi, maintaining his child prodigy persona, looked up at the officer with a seemingly innocent curiosity.“Serve the military? What would that entail, sir?” he asked, his voice tinged with the perfect blend of naiveté and eagerness.The officer, impressed by Malachi’s skills and composure, explained, “We often encounter situations that require a… unique set of skills.”The officer, observing Malachi’s extraordinary talent, saw an opportunity for the military to benefit from such rare skills. “Apart from special missions, we would like you to impart your knowledge of the blade to our soldiers. Your technique is unlike anything we’ve seen, and it could greatly enhance our forces’ capabilities.”Malachi, still in his guise as a child prodigy, pretended to ponder the offer.Teaching soldiers would place him
Undying Villain: Strongest Necromancer Chapter 68 Competition
Malachi listened intently as the young recruits, their faces alight with determination and excitement, pleaded with him to allow them to participate in the neighboring town’s sword competition. Their eagerness was palpable, a testament to the spirit he had instilled in them over the past three months of intensive training.He regarded them with a thoughtful expression, feigning a moment of consideration. Yet, inwardly, Malachi smiled. This competition was precisely the opportunity he had been waiting for, a chance to showcase the prowess of his trainees and further cement his reputation as an unparalleled teacher and strategist.“Very well,” Malachi announced, his voice measured but carrying an undercurrent of approval. “You have trained hard and deserve to test your skills. We will participate in this competition. But remember, this is not just about individual prowess. It’s about demonstrating the unity and strength that we have fostered here.”The recruits erupted in cheers, their m
Undying Villain: Strongest Necromancer Chapter 69 Espionage
In the dimly lit chamber, a subtle tension hung in the air as Lord Eldrington turned his attention away from the bustling cityscape outside the window. His gaze shifted to the group of individuals who stood in the shadows, their presence almost ghost-like. These were his spies, trained from childhood, a hidden arsenal of intelligence and subterfuge.“Come forward,” Lord Eldrington commanded, his voice carrying the weight of authority. The spies stepped into the light, their movements graceful and silent. Despite their varied backgrounds, they shared a common trait: an unassuming appearance that belied their extraordinary skills.As they assembled, two waiters entered the room, carrying trays laden with exquisite dishes and fine wine. Their demeanor was professional, their movements practiced and efficient, the epitome of dedicated servants. But Lord Eldrington’s next words shattered the illusion.“Enough with the act,” he said sharply.In an instant, the waiters’ posture changed. They
Undying Villain: Strongest Necromancer Chapter 70 Life as an Instructor
As the evening sky darkened over the city, a group of six shadowy figures moved stealthily across the rooftops. Cloaked in tight black garments that blended seamlessly with the night, they were like specters, silent and almost invisible. Their focus was singular – the mysterious Malachi, who was now pacing thoughtfully in the courtyard below before returning to his chamber.Inside his room, Malachi lit a lantern, casting a soft, flickering glow that pushed back the encroaching shadows. He sat down at a desk, picking up a quill and beginning to write. The figures on the rooftop watched intently, curiosity burning within them. One of them, a slender figure with keen eyes, produced a small, intricate device. With a whispered incantation, the device came alive, its lens focusing on the paper in Malachi’s hand, magnifying the words written there.On the parchment were the words: “I know you’re there.”The figures exchanged startled glances. How could he have known? They had been cautious,
Undying Villain: Strongest Necromancer Chapter 71 Walking Around The City
Malachi, his expression unreadable, regarded the boy named Eli with a stern gaze. Without a word, he turned on his heel and began to walk away, leaving the boy standing alone amidst the whispers of the recruits.One of the soldiers, unable to resist the opportunity, jeered at the boy, “Come back when you grow hair under there, kid!” His remark elicited laughter from some of the other recruits, a chorus of mockery that echoed across the training ground.But Eli, undeterred by their taunts, sprinted after Malachi, determination etched on his youthful face. He dropped to his knees in a kowtow, bowing deeply in front of the instructor. “Master Malachi, please!” he pleaded, his voice cracking with emotion. “Both my parents died in the war. I’ve been on the streets for seven months. I need to be strong, to protect someone dear to me. I beg you to teach me.”The recruits, previously amused, now watched in silence, their laughter dying in their throats. The raw honesty in Eli’s words struck a
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Chapter 81 Contract By Blood
After the unsettling events of the evening, Malachi made his way back to his room within the estate, his footsteps echoing softly in the dimly lit corridors. Upon entering, he gracefully sank onto the bed, exhaling a calculated sigh of feigned exhaustion. He sprawled there, his posture a picture of weariness, yet his mind was anything but at rest. Malachi was acutely aware of the ever-watchful eyes that monitored his every move, invisible threads of scrutiny woven throughout the noble’s domain.No sooner had he settled than the door creaked open, revealing a maid pushing a cart laden with refreshments: a pitcher of fresh orange juice, an assortment of fruits, and an array of snacks. She approached with a quiet efficiency, placing the cart beside him with a deferential bow before turning to leave, her movements practiced and unobtrusive.Malachi’s gaze followed her departure, a smirk playing at the corners of his mouth, appreciating the predictable routine of hospitality—or perhaps, su
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Chapter 80 Hidden Danger
In the moonlit garden of the estate, an air of anticipation and amusement filled the air as Malachi and the tall, blonde nobleman faced each other. The gathering of nobles, drawn by the prospect of a light sparring session between the renowned Malachi and one of their own, stood around in a semi-circle, their expressions ranging from curiosity to outright glee.The nobleman, his rapier hanging elegantly at his waist, introduced himself with a flourish. “I am Lord Edric, a humble practitioner of the blade,” he said, his voice carrying a note of pride. He offered Malachi a slight nod, the gesture a subtle acknowledgment of respect typically given to a commoner by a noble.Malachi, understanding the nuances of the gesture, responded in kind. He bent his knees slightly and bowed his head, maintaining eye contact with Lord Edric. This posture indicated his respect for the noble’s status, yet it also conveyed his readiness to engage fully in the spar.As they prepared to begin, another nobl
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Chapter 79 Banquet
As Malachi stepped into the grand hall of the estate, he was immediately struck by the opulence that surrounded him. The room was a dazzling array of colors and lights, filled with beautiful women in flowing gowns and handsome nobles in their finest attire. Each person there held a tall standing, rulers of their own territories, their power and influence palpable in the air.Surveying the room, Malachi couldn’t help but think that this gathering was much more significant than he had initially anticipated. The small, relatively poor town he had been staying in seemed an unlikely place to draw the attention of such high-ranking nobility. His reputation, it seemed, had spread far and wide, or perhaps these nobles were facing a threat so grave that they were willing to use any means to increase their odds of survival.As he mingled through the crowd, a noble approached him. The man carried himself with an air of authority and grace, his eyes sharp and assessing.“Master Malachi, it’s a
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Chapter 78 Invitation
In the heart of the city, amidst the bustling training grounds, Malachi was deeply engaged in instructing a group of new recruits. His methods were unconventional, yet highly effective, drawing a crowd of onlookers who watched in awe. The children he had trained stood by, observing and learning from his every move.As Malachi demonstrated a complex maneuver, a soldier approached him, navigating through the crowd with a sense of purpose. The soldier, clad in the city’s guard uniform, carried himself with a respectful demeanor.“Master Malachi,” the soldier called out, drawing Malachi’s attention. The recruits paused, turning to witness the interaction.Malachi turned, his expression calm and inquisitive. “What is it?” he asked, his tone neither welcoming nor dismissive.The soldier bowed slightly, a sign of deep respect. “I bring a message for you, sir,” he said, extending his hand to present a magnificent letter. The envelope was adorned with gold embellishments, its craftsmanship ind
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Chapter 77 Absolute Victory
As Garrick, driven by a mix of rage and desperation, charged towards Malachi, the air around them seemed to crackle with tension. Malachi, his expression unchanging, calmly assessed his adversary. He knew the bandit leader was no match for him, but he also understood the importance of making a statement.In a fluid, almost effortless motion, Malachi extended his hand, summoning the shadows around him. A bolt of dark energy, pulsating with malevolent power, coalesced in his palm. With a flick of his wrist, he released the Dark Bolt, directing it straight at Garrick.The bolt tore through the air with a hiss, striking Garrick squarely in the chest. The impact was devastating, the dark energy consuming him in an instant. Garrick’s body crumpled to the ground, lifeless, a look of shock forever etched on his face.As Garrick fell, a notification flashed.[You have killed a bandit].[You have received 20 soul points]. These acknowledgments of his deed were mere formalities to Malachi, insi
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Chapter 76 Bandit vs Children
The aftermath of the raid was a scene of chilling efficiency. The bandits, with ruthless precision, gathered the trembling women and herded them back to their camp. The night air was heavy with a mix of fear and resignation as the captives shuffled along, their futures uncertain.At the camp, the bandits, with a twisted sense of hospitality, allowed their captives to clean themselves. The women, still in shock, moved robotically, their minds numbed by the night’s horrors.As the women bathed under the watchful eyes of their captors, Malachi observed them with a detached curiosity. His gaze was analytical, searching for any sign of rebellion or escape plans. But all he saw were broken spirits and defeated bodies.Later, as the bandits gathered around a roaring fire, the leader, a burly man named Garrick, made his appearance. His eyes, dark and calculating, scanned the captives with a predatory gaze. “Well done, boys,” he praised his men. “A fine haul tonight.”Malachi, still in his dis
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Chapter 75 Bandits
The city, usually bustling with the everyday clamor of its inhabitants, was blissfully unaware of the new threat lurking within its walls. A group of bandits, cunningly disguised as merchants, made their way through the city gates. The guards, diligent but unsuspecting, waved them through without a second glance. But the keen eyes of the street children, who had learned to notice the unusual in their daily struggle for survival, immediately sensed something amiss.Eli, one of the children who had recently started training under Malachi, narrowed his eyes as he watched the carriage trundle through the streets. “Something’s not right about them,” he muttered to his companions. The group of children, their curiosity piqued, decided to follow the disguised bandits at a safe distance.The carriage, instead of heading towards the bustling market square as one would expect from merchants, stopped at a restaurant near the military barracks. The bandits chose a table outside, ostensibly to enj
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Chapter 74 Unexpected Encounter
The following day dawned with a new challenge for the children under Malachi’s tutelage. As the sun rose, casting its golden rays over the barracks, Malachi led them into the dense forest where the soldiers were already engaged in a hunt. The soldiers, formidable and seasoned, moved with precision and confidence, hunting giant bears, wolves, and other fearsome beasts.“Watch closely,” Malachi instructed the children. “Observe their tactics, their coordination. There is much to learn from them.”The soldiers, aware of their young audience, seemed to take pride in their prowess. They displayed extravagant moves, working in pairs to efficiently track and take down their targets. Each move was a blend of strength and strategy, a dance between predator and prey.The children, wide-eyed with amazement, whispered among themselves, pointing out the soldiers’ techniques and the fluidity of their actions. They were particularly impressed by how even in the face of danger, the soldiers maintaine
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Chapter 73 Extreme Training
After the refreshing bath in the lake, Malachi's demeanor shifted from nurturing to demanding. "Now, we run," he announced, his tone leaving no room for debate. The children, still catching their breath from the earlier exercise, exchanged weary glances but dutifully followed as Malachi set off at a steady pace.The run was grueling. Malachi led them over several kilometers of undulating hills, each ascent more challenging than the last. Then, without warning, he veered off towards a mountainous terrain. The children's legs burned with fatigue, their breaths shallow and rapid. The sun, now high in the sky, beat down mercilessly, adding to their exhaustion.Some of the children began to falter, their steps slowing, bodies slumping towards the ground. Voices of protest rose among them, pleading for a respite. Malachi, however, was unyielding. "Keep going," he commanded. "True warriors find strength even in their weakest moments. This training is not for the faint-hearted."His words, t
