Necromancer: I Am A Disaster Chapter 15 - Rampage

The wounded Goblin Patrol roared, swinging its wolf tooth club with even more force. Steel clashed against bone as the Goblin and the Skeletal Warrior exchanged blows.

Despite the Goblin's relentless attacks, the Skeletal Warrior barely flinched. The strikes only caused it to shake slightly, but the skeleton remained undamaged. In contrast, every swing of the Skeletal Warrior's blade inflicted serious wounds on the Goblin.

After five blade strikes, the Goblin Patrol let out a final scream and collapsed into a pool of blood.

[Killed level 10 Goblin Patrol, EXP +300]

[Obtained Goblin bone]

A bone appeared in Lin Moyu's storage space.

After awakening a class, every class user received a storage space that expanded as their level increased. This space could store items, materials, equipment, and food, making it incredibly convenient.

Lin Moyu attempted to place one of his Skeletal Warriors into the storage space, but found it impossible. However, after killing the Goblin Patrol, he gained a clear understanding of how powerful level 10 monsters could be.

In general, monsters of the same level don't differ much in strength. With a thought, Lin Moyu released all 28 of his Skeletal Warriors. Just as in the novice dungeon, they quickly spread out, seeking enemies.

The wilderness teemed with monsters, far more densely populated than the novice dungeon. Lin Moyu's EXP began to climb rapidly, even faster than before.

[Killed level 10 Goblin Patrol, EXP +300]

[Obtained Goblin bone]

[Killed level 10 Grim Gray Wolf, EXP +280]

[Obtained wolf fur]

The notifications came in a rapid barrage, overwhelming Lin Moyu for a moment. At this rate, he'd reach level 8 in less than an hour.

"I made the right choice coming here." Lin Moyu thought, clenching his fists. He felt a surge of excitement. At this pace, reaching level 15 before the great examination was within reach. Whether he could go beyond that would depend on how the EXP rate changed after level 10.

As the Skeletal Warriors advanced, they attracted the attention of other class users. At first, these class users mistook the skeletons for monsters. But after using the Detection spell, they found out they were summonsed creatures. They realized the skeletons were really strong, tearing through level 10 monsters with ease.

Some class users tried to track the owner of these summons by following a Skeletal Warrior. Fortunately, Lin Moyu was far away. He swiftly recalled the Skeletal Warrior, making it impossible for them to locate him.

Lin Moyu then shifted direction, entering the woods. The complex terrain and limited visibility made this area more dangerous, with monsters often launching surprise attacks. Most people avoided the woods for these reasons.

However, the Skeletal Warriors roamed through the forest unhindered, unaffected by the difficult terrain. A mental map of the surroundings gradually formed in Lin Moyu's mind, every plant and tree clearly marked.

An hour later, Lin Moyu's radiated light—he had reached level 8. The Skeletal Warriors continued their relentless hunt, bringing him a steady stream of EXP and materials. No one else could level up as effortlessly as he did.

Mages would run out of spirit force, and Knights would tire from prolonged combat. Every class required rest—except for Lin Moyu's Skeletal Warriors. As long as they remained 'alive,' they could fight endlessly.

"There are no more monsters left..." Lin Moyu observed the now empty woods. In just over an hour, the Skeletal Warriors had cleared the area of all monsters. With no choice, Lin Moyu ventured deeper into the wilderness.

The further he went, the stronger the monsters became. Level 11, level 12, and even level 13 creatures began to appear, but they too were swiftly slain. The Skeletal Warriors, with their tyrannical strength, shrugged off attacks and hacked the monsters to death.

Accompanied by a group of Skeletal Warriors, the level 8 Lin Moyu mowed down all the monster in his way.

By the afternoon, Lin Moyu's EXP had reached level 9 (99.0%)—just a step away from level 10. By now, the number of skeletons swelled up to 40, rampaged like a wild boar.

"One can learn new skills at level 10." Lin Moyu mused, "It’s a shame, but I don't have any Skill Scrolls. For now, I'll have to rely on my existing talent and skills, which fortunately are powerful enough. As such, even without learning any new skills, it won’t affect my leveling."

Class users could learn new skills every 10 levels, but there were three ways to do so: being taught by a teacher, using skill books, or using Skill Scrolls. For Lin Moyu, a class user with a hidden unique class, there were no teachers or skill books available. His only option was to use Skill Scrolls.

Skill Scrolls could be purchased at the trade office. Elementary Skill Scrolls, used by class users below level 20, cost 100,000 gold coins each—a steep price. However, learning skills this way came with risks. Although the acquired skills would be related to one's class, but they would be random, and there was even a chance of learning duplicate skills, which was a waste of gold coins.

Moreover, there were also Intermediate and Advanced Skill Scrolls, but their price was astronomical. If Lin Moyu wanted to learn new skills related to his class, this was his only path.

As Lin Moyu pondered all this, the leveling light shone once more. He has finally reached level 10.