The Vastness of Magical Destiny

"Lome, we still need to further observe the power enhancement of Bear," Komer said. "Although it seems that he has no major issues with defense and reaction capabilities, for a successful Undead Warrior, these are just the most basic requirements. As practitioners of Dark Spells, we need to not only restore his inherent reflex abilities but also gradually uncover his learned reflex abilities..."

"For example, when encountering an enemy attack, you only need to give him a hint, and he will be able to use every method he had employed in his previous life to launch attacks against the enemy during hand-to-hand combat. Of course, not every Zombie Warrior can achieve this ability, as it requires the Zombie to have been formed under considerably good conditions. As a Silver Corpse, Bear is already basically qualified, but a Silver Corpse is the foundation for cultivating a Golden Corpse, and to make Bear an outstanding Golden Corpse, we need to ensure a more solid foundation at the Silver Corpse stage."

Like a tutor full of love and patience, guiding gently, there was a tone of kindness in Komer’s voice.

The student before him, full of curiosity, was like a blank slate, akin to a newborn baby. In erasing all her memories, Komer inevitably changed many of her life habits related to the Church of Light, necessitating that Komer provide constant guidance in her everyday life so she could have a completely new beginning.

It should be said that the student was exceptional in every aspect, especially in her extraordinary talent for absorbing magical knowledge, which increasingly attracted Komer like a magnet.

Naming the nameless zombie with a pet-like moniker was a compromise reached between Komer and Lome after a lengthy debate. After seeing the Bear Head Emblem of the Caucasus Lord, Lome stubbornly insisted on giving the zombie such a somewhat comical and warm name. Komer eventually had to overthrow his own thoughts and agreed, albeit with a mouthful and a sense of indescribable absurdity and ridiculousness when spoken out loud.

"Oh, Lome understands. The Great sage hopes that Bear will have a good start at the Silver Corpse stage, which will be beneficial for his future development. Is that what the Great sage means?"

With a slightly mischievous tilt of her head, a knowing smile appeared on the girl’s face. Her delicate and tender features were like a flower bud freshly nourished by dew, exceptionally fresh and lovely. She looked both proud and expectant, as if waiting for Komer’s praise.