Necromancer: I Am A Disaster Chapter 244 - Memories Of The Past; Chinese Character

The rune was shockingly the 兵 character. It wasn't a character from this world, but from his previous world. It was a Chinese character.

He was familiar with Chinese characters, to the extent that he didn't react at first.

How could the Primordial Rune display a Chinese character, and what did this signify? Could there be other connections to China in the Primordial Space?

Lin Moyu lowered his head and narrowed his eyes, feeling as though he had stumbled upon an incredible secret. It was truly incredible.

At this moment, he felt a strong desire to explore the Primordial Space. He wished he could go there immediately and take a look. Unfortunately, it wasn't possible to go there now.

Lin Moyu had two options: either defeat the boss in the most central area of the upper layer and proceed through the channel or wait until reaching level 70 and then enter the lower layer of the Immemorial Battlefield from the outside.

"What are you thinking about? Don't tell me you're studying the Primordial Rune?" Mo Yun suddenly asked.

Lin Moyu lowered his head lowered as if he were closely examining the Primordial Rune.

Mo Yun uttered with a smile, "Don't waste your time. The Primordial Rune is far too complex to grasp in just a few attempts. You'll need to be at least level 70 before you can even begin studying it."

Lin Moyu masked his surprise, then looked up and said, "Oh, I was just taking a look."

He couldn't possibly reveal that he recognized the Primordial Rune, not even to Bai Yiyuan.

"It seems this mystery can only be solved in the Primordial Space." Lin Moyu mused.

Examining the 兵 character alone wouldn't yield any answers. The answers could only be found in the Primordial Space. For now, he should focus on leveling up, as strength was the key to qualification.

The two proceeded toward the core area.

The level and number of the monsters increased significantly. Solo class users were practically nonexistent here, with human class users moving in parties.

For safety, multiple parties stayed close together and heeded distress signals, showcasing the unity of the human race.

Human class users occupied a vast area, with parties staying in constant contact and showing no fear of Dragonkind and Abyssal Demons.

Dragonkind class users also moved in groups, though they were less organized than humans. Abyssal Demons were even more chaotic, with high-level Demons leading erratic roving bands of low-level Demons.

The three factions were frequently in conflict, with battles ongoing and unrelenting.

Mo Yun, under the scarlet pillar of light, drew the attention of many human class users, leaving them astonished.

Given their levels, level 41 and level 30, wandering in this area was suicidal. Any random monster they encountered here could easily kill them.

In particular, with the Primordial Rune's light glowing above Mo Yun, they would even more likely attract pursuit.

Logically, they shouldn't have made it this far. Yet, here they were, advancing in a seemingly leisurely pace that belied their rapid progress.

Lin Moyu's stride wasn't slow; though it appeared he was merely taking a stroll, but he covered thousands of kilometers each day, steadily heading toward the light.

The Immemorial Battlefield was incredibly vast.

Ever since arriving here, Lin Moyu had traveled at least 10,000 kilometers, yet it didn't seem like he had gotten any closer to the pillar of light rising into the sky from the core.

After resting for two days, Mo Yun had fully recovered. There was now only one day left until she would fully fuse with the Primordial Rune.

Once she fully fused with the Primordial Rune, even if someone were to kill her, they wouldn't be able to obtain the rune. People generally avoided pursuit actions without benefit. She just needed to hold on for one more day to ensure her safety.

Lin Moyu and Mo Yun circumvented the monsters blocking their path, avoiding combat even if it meant taking detours of several kilometers. They repeated this strategy again and again.

Mo Yun asked curiously, "With your strength, clearing these monsters shouldn't be difficult. Why do we keep taking detours?"

Lin Moyu gave her a flat glance, "What are we here for?"

"To look for the Divine Selection Secret Realm." Mo Yun replied instinctively, a puzzled expression on her face, as if saying, "Don't you know?"

Lin Moyu continued, "And does it have a set location?"

Mo Yun shook her head. No one knew where the Divine Selection Secret Realm would appear. There had been instances where someone uncovered it by moving a large stone. Thus, finding it depended entirely on luck and chance.

Lin Moyu uttered, "Since there's no set location, does it matter which way we go?"

Mo Yun had nothing to say in response. His words were right; without a specific location, it didn't matter which way they went.

Another reason Lin Moyu hadn't mentioned was his reluctance to gain EXP. He had tried to avoid killing as many monsters as possible, but the creatures only grew more numerous and aggressive.

Many times, he had no choice but to kill them. As a result, his EXP had already reached 70%, and if this continued, it wouldn't be long before he leveled up.

There was a difference between gaining Divinity at level 30 and at level 31. Following Bai Yiyuan's advice, Lin Moyu aimed for the best possible outcome.

Meanwhile, observing their attempts to avoid monsters, other class users interpreted it differently. Most assumed the two were frightened and hesitant to provoke the creatures.

This was understandable. After all, the monsters here were at least level 55. From their perspective, provoking these creatures with their levels was akin to throwing their lives away.

Noticing Mo Yun, a man's eyes lip up. He approached and said, "Beautiful miss, my name is Claude. I see that you've obtained a Primordial Rune. We can offer you protection."

Claude was dressed in the distinctive attire of an Eagle Kingdom class user and sported an eight-star lieutenant military badge.

Mo Yun shook her head, "There's no need."

The man looked disappointed and said, "But miss, you'll be in danger like this. There are many monsters here. Furthermore, your Primordial Rune will attract Abyssal Demons and Dragonkind."

He just finished speaking, when a hearty laugh came from the side, "We of the Shenxia Empire don't need protection from the Eagle Kingdom."

A party of 18 class user, dressed in the distinctive attire of the Shenxia Empire, approached, exuding a formidable aura.

On the Immemorial Battlefield, such parties were known as "boss parties." Instead of entering dungeons, they roamed the Immemorial Battlefield in search of boss monsters to defeat.

On the Immemorial Battlefield, there was a staggering number of ordinary rank bosses. While no as formidable as lord rank or world rank bosses, and with drops that weren't particularly impressive, they still yielded equipment that regular monsters didn't. As a result, defeating them was highly profitable.

Occasionally, these bosses would drop top-tier equipment, which could not both enhance their own gear and be sold for a substantial amount of money. On the Immemorial Battlefield, there were quite a few boss parties.

Mo Yun glanced at them and said in a quiet voice, "They're from the Jialan Guild."

Lin Moyu had heard of the Jialan Guild, mainly because they were rather famous.

The Jialan Guild was one of the top guilds in the Shenxia Empire, even more powerful than the Dynasty Guild. Their influence extended across the Immemorial Battlefield, the Dimensional Battlefield, and the wilderness of the Shenxia Empire.

The party in front of Lin Moyu was a boss party from the Jialan Guild. Each member proudly wore the guild's unique badge, and their equipment was all top-tier platinum rank, supplemented by several boss accessories.

Jiang Hanshan exuded an air of superiority, his face brimming with confidence. Being over level 60, he regarded Claude with a condescending gaze.

Claude forced a smile and said, "So it's Jiang Hanshan from the Jialan Guild."

"I see you know of me." Jiang Hanshan glanced at Claude with indifference, and then turned his attention away, ignoring him.

The blatant disregard made Claude's expression crack momentarily, but he eventually turned and left without a word. He knew he was no match for Jiang Hanshan and that any confrontation would likely end in defeat.

Claude couldn't afford to provoke him and had no choice but to back down; his entire party felt the same way.

After Claude's departure, his party quickly distanced themselves, eager to avoid any further trouble with Jiang Hanshan. They were keenly aware of the risks involved with provoking the Shenxia Empire or the Jialan Guild, including Jiang Hanshan and his party.

Jiang Hanshan turned to Mo Yun, "A Holy Spirit Summoner, mid-tier legendary class—very impressive!"

Mo Yun smiled but remained silent. Given Jiang Hanshan's level, he could easily discern her level and class.

Jiang Hanshan then looked at Lin Moyu and showed a surprised expression, "Level 30, Necromancer? This is the first time I've heard of this class."

In the next moment, his pupils contracted sharply, and he stood up straight and saluted Lin Moyu, "Nine-star lieutenant Jiang Hanshan greets you, Senior Officer!"