Undead Mage: I Have a Skeleton Clone

Fang Zhou was full of confidence in this.

Because these skills had already been improved by him to the level of Perfection or instinctual proficiency.

Moreover, these Skeleton Series, Corrosive Poison Series, and Soul Series skills were derived from the skeletal armament, Corrosive Poison Incarnation, and Death Spirit Body talent skills of the Blood Spirit Lord Clone.

These racial talents could fully provide a rich reserve of materials for the deduction of these skill trees.

Of course, to allow these Undead Mage skills to reach Extreme Enhancement even at the Silver Tier, Fang Zhou still needed to increase the absorption and reference efforts of other Magic Professional skills.

With this in mind, Fang Zhou opened his personal terminal and began browsing the Undead Mage Silver Tier Skill Library.

At the Silver Tier, the skills of the Undead Mage profession did not increase much compared to the Bronze Tier, mainly adding upper-level advanced versions of some Bronze Tier skills.

For example, the upper-level advanced version of the "Ghost Meditation Method," the "Vampire Meditation Method," could provide stronger mana support for summoned undead creatures.

The upper-level advanced versions of "Summon Ghost," "Summon Vengeful Spirit," and "Summon Vampire" could summon undead creatures with stronger combat power;

The upper-level advanced version of "Corruption Chain," "Transmit Plague," could cover a larger range and cause more damage;

The upper-level advanced version of "Continuous Death Missiles," "Death Energy Storm," could continuously launch multiple missiles, increasing attack frequency;

The upper-level advanced version of "Eye of Weakness," "Weakness Fog," could continuously weaken the enemy’s combat effectiveness.

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Fang Zhou looked at the Soul Power in the attribute panel, feeling a bit uncertain.

Previously, when he was in the Undead Realm, he felt that hundreds of thousands of Soul Power were enough for him to squander for a while.

But from the current cultivation plan for his main body, to fully update his entire set of skills, I’m afraid this Soul Power is not sufficient to support it.

Fang Zhou shook his head, not thinking too much about it.

As it was already late tonight, he decided to first calculate how many contribution points he needed to exchange for the resources he required.

Then he would see if there were any good ways to earn money before graduation to help him exchange for these resources.

First were the six pieces of Blue Fine quality equipment to replace the Sea Witch Lament Set.

Blue equipment, regardless of the resource library level, were always precious treasures, always in a state of high price and no market, hence the exchange premium was significant,

together with the corresponding Refining Stones and Gemstones, each piece was at least 30,000 contribution points, and six pieces together would be at least 180,000 contribution points.

Next, Fang Zhou had many skills to exchange.

At the Silver Tier and above, even within the same tier, the exchange prices of skills for different Professionals varied greatly.

Especially Universal Skills, due to their relatively low requirements and not weak power, which condensed the wisdom and efforts of many profession pioneers, their prices were the highest.

In comparison, exclusive skills of other professions would be priced slightly lower.

Fang Zhou carefully calculated his contribution points and Soul Power, deciding to first exchange for those most critical skills.

First were the "four-piece set" skills essential for Silver Tier Magic Professionals.

"Mage’s Friend," "High-level Language Mastery," "Summoning Interdimensional Mount," and "Mage Spring."

These four skills each valued at 30,000 contribution points, totaling 120,000 contribution points.

Next were eight skills of the Undead Mage’s own profession, with exchange prices ranging from 10,000 to 20,000 contribution points each, totaling 120,000 contribution points.

In addition, there were the Skill Insights corresponding to each skill, with different exchange prices, totaling another 240,000 contribution points.

As for some Silver Tier skill materials that Fang Zhou might use in skill deduction, since there were currently no specific plans, and adding to the tight funds, he temporarily did not exchange for them.

Next were one bottle each of Silver Tier "Strength Secret Medicine," "Constitution Secret Medicine," and "Agility Secret Medicine," totaling 150,000 contribution points.

Thinking about it, Fang Zhou preselected some resources for Silver Tier cultivation in the upcoming period.

bottles of Silver Tier Mana Recovery Potion, total price 30,000 contribution points;

bottles of Silver Tier Soul Calming Potion, total price 60,000 contribution points.

Adding up all the necessary resources above, they totaled nearly 1 million contribution points.

If one wanted to quickly digest these resources, there’d need to be at least an equal amount of Soul Power to consume.

For Fang Zhou, who had just broken through a bottleneck and advanced to Silver, this was simply an astronomical number.

Worse still, the more than 200,000 contribution points or Magic Stones he had saved earlier were all spent on the skill deduction of the Clone.

Now, after searching everywhere, he only had a scant few tens of thousands of contribution points left.

Even though these figures were astronomical for any student at the Sea City Military Academy, they were merely a drop in the bucket for Fang Zhou’s current needs.

Poor, truly too poor.

Fang Zhou sighed inwardly.

Every breakthrough to a great realm was like this.

Reaching a new level, the enormous resource gap would leave him back to square one.

This sense of embarrassment left Fang Zhou, who had gotten used to spending freely in the Bronze Stage, somewhat unaccustomed.

Reviewing the channels he had for earning contribution points or Magic Stones, he realized that his early wealth-building was mainly reliant on deducing and perfecting new skills for the Undead Mage profession, earning huge contribution point rewards from the Sea City Military Academy.

This earned him the first bucket of gold needed to grow stronger.

But now, as a dignified Silver Tier Professional, the special benefits the military academy offered to students only extended up to the Bronze Tier.

When Fang Zhou was at the Bronze Stage, even when perfecting new skills, he couldn’t always get the highest fivefold reward.