Chapter 368: Chapter 5: Undead Summoning
Lynch approached the assembled stone gate and placed the materials collected by Shea in their corresponding positions on the gate.
This teleportation gate was constructed by him using Acadiaâs space magic combined with his own alchemy, intended to provide a physical verification of this space magic. If this was successfully realized here, he would later construct it into a model.
With everything ready, Lynch took a few steps back and turned to Annie behind him, saying, âShea, take Parker and step back a bit.â
After sending Shea and Parker away, Lynch then used the teleportation gate as the center and set up a protective barrier around it. He also placed a spatial coordinate here, so that he could transfer this spatial coordinate away at any moment if any situation arose.
Creating a spell for the first time, Lynch wasnât too confident, so he thought it best to proceed cautiously to avoid any disastrous situations.
After completing all preparations, Lynch stepped back a few paces and began inscribing the runes.
âSizzle!â
A burst of pale flame erupted from Lynchâs fingertips, shooting towards the stone gate and hitting its base.
In an instant, the runes on the base lit up in succession, lighting up the magic circuits all over the stone gate.
When all the magic circuits were fully lit, the space in the middle of the stone gate began to distort, like pebbles being thrown into a calm lake, causing ripples to appear.
In the two-to-three-meter diameter area within the stone gate, a blurry scene suddenly appeared; it was a dark, damp corridor where a few pale skeletons could be vaguely seen wandering.
âSpatial coordinates have been locatedâŠâ
Lynch took a light breath. This was just the easy part; the most challenging part was next, which involved opening up the two spaces and linking them together.
So, can it be done?
Lynch raised his right hand, drawing a diagonal line with his fingertips in the air.
âCrack!â
A bolt of black lightning shot from Lynchâs fingertip, hitting the blurry image at the center of the stone gate, instantly creating a black rift in the space as if the space had been torn apart forcibly.
At the same moment, a similar rift appeared in the corridor of the underground city.
Two spaces were linked at this moment.
âWoosh!~â
The sound of wind howled as the flowers, grass, and trees on the ground swayed continuously, all leaning towards the direction of the stone gate.
The rift in the middle of the stone gate also began to expand and stretch, with invisible void and darkness in its center.
âCrash!â
The larger the rift got, the exponentially stronger its suction power became. When the rift expanded to about a meter, the flowers and grass on the ground were directly torn up by the powerful suction, carrying the soil into the rift along with them.
Lynch quickly activated the barrier set up around the area to confine the effects of the rift within it.
Even so, he found he had underestimated the tear force of the rift, as it was apparent that the barrier was being pulled, showing a tendency to cave inward.
At this point, the stone gate resembled a black hole, an all-consuming black hole.
Before long, Lynchâs barrier reached its limit; despite appearing stable, the inner part of the barrier was already full of cracks like fractured tempered glass.
Lynch frowned, ready to transport the rift away to prevent it from destroying his Wizard Tower.
âCrackleâŠâ
Fortunately, at this moment, the rift finally filled the stone gate completely, and the twisted force field stabilized, returning everything to calm.
âPhew!~â
Lynch wiped the cold sweat off his forehead, thinking if the rift had expanded just a bit more, the barrier he set up would have been torn apart, and thenâŠ
Looking at the current state inside the barrier, he saw that the original flowers and grass had all disappeared, the lawn had been uprooted, and the ground was now fragmented, forming a pit about half a meter deep.
âWhat a strong tearing forceâŠâ
Lynch was shocked, realizing that he hadnât even applied much spiritual power to the space yet; it was only acting as a teleportation passage, yet it displayed such formidable tearing force. If Lynch were to further enhance it with a spiritual field to enlarge the rift⊠it might even be capable of devouring a mountain.
âCreating such a rift and then using teleportation to throw it on someone else in battle⊠What kind of effect would that have?â
Lynch suddenly had a thought: perhaps he could try constructing a spell model based on this concept.
âItâs a worthwhile subject to study.â
Pulling back his drifting thoughts, Lynch kept his focus on the current model.
At this moment, there was already a space rift with a diameter of about two meters appeared on the stone gate, and a similar rift appeared on the other side in the underground city.
It seemed that the two spaces had now been established, and it was possible to go back and forth through this gate. Lynch could walk through it to reach the underground city, and from their side, they could cross the rift to come over to him.
On the surface, it appeared to be so, but in reality, it wasnât. The rift on his side and the rift in the underground city werenât directly connected; instead, they were linked to the same placeâ
The Endless Void.
Regarding that unfamiliar place, even now, the wizards have scant knowledge; they only know that itâs quite dangerous, with extremely strong tearing force, and this force affects not just physically but in both physical and spiritual aspects.
Any living being entering it would have its spirit torn into fragments instantly, deemed an absolute no-go zone for the living.
The teleportation domain Lynch was currently using skirted around the void, relying instead on stable spatial coordinates to link up, but this method had a flawâit limited the distance by the spatial coordinates.
However, he couldnât stay in this vicinity forever; if he were to move far away from the underground city one day and fell out of the spatial coordinatesâ range, wouldnât he be unable to access the underground city?
Therefore, he was experimenting with using the Endless Void to achieve point-to-point teleportation.
Teleporting through the Endless Void with normal creatures was definitely impossible, but this wasnât an issue for the undead; their spirit was already fragmented long ago, so being torn again wouldnât matter much.
âWill it succeed?â
Taking a deep breath, Lynch used the spiritual will established with the skeleton to control it to approach the rift in the underground city.
With the tireless efforts of the adventurers, most undead in the dungeon he carved out had already been marked with his soul mark, allowing him to control the undead within with a single thought.
The pale bones stepped towards the spatial rift at the end of the corridor and entered.
And the next secondâŠ
âCrack!â A grinding sound was heard.
A skeleton, wholly bone white, emerged from the space rift on the stone gate, appearing within Lynchâs sight.
Spanning a distance of hundreds of years.
This creature from tens of thousands of years ago finally emerged onto the surface once again.
Lynchâs lips curved: âSuccessful!â
The first model of the Sea of Undead Bones system was successfully completed, and Lynch decisively named it:
[Undead Summoning]
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