Boom!
The second bone dragon was formed from condensed undead aura, its massive ancient wings blotting out the sky!
Then came the third, and the fourth.
As Lu Ran kept unleashing his skill, the number of abyssal bone dragons grew and grew.
The sky was packed densely with them.
Honestly, the moment Lu Ran first saw an abyssal bone dragon, he thought this thing didn’t look like it could fly at all.
Its ancient wings had only a few pitiful wing bones—it didn’t even have wing membranes like a bat.
It made no sense whatsoever!
Yet it could fly!
At that moment, Liu Xinxin introduced them to Lu Ran:
“Abyssal bone dragons have their own skills. Not many, but they’re all very powerful.”
“Also, you can’t control the abyssal bone dragon’s skills.”
“Plus, with your entry ability, the abyssal bone dragon’s attributes have also received a tenfold boost.”
“A base abyssal bone dragon has average defense, strong attack, and slow speed.”
“But its HP is very high.”
“Now, with your tenfold amplification, the abyssal bone dragon has been strengthened across the board—it has almost no weaknesses left.”
“Ten times the speed, ten times the defense, ten times the HP—and the scariest part is, the abyssal bone dragon already had high attack power, and now its attack is ten times as well!”
…
As she spoke.
Liu Xinxin looked up at the sky.
The scariest part was the numbers—Lu Ran could replenish them endlessly!
“It’s just a shame that the space my Sleeve Universe provides is nowhere near enough. Otherwise, storing more abyssal bone dragons would be far more effective,” Lu Ran muttered.
This was also what Lu Ran found most regrettable.
If he wanted to cultivate an undead calamity, that little bit of space was simply not enough.
Even with higher density, a few hundred thousand undead creatures would still fall far short of Lu Ran’s requirements.
Hearing Lu Ran’s words, Liu Xinxin and the others immediately understood what he meant.
It was indeed a problem.
And while they were pondering, Song Chaoren on the side was completely dumbfounded.
Although he was a life-class professional, due to his own abilities, he had come into contact with far, far too many professionals.
Among them, there were naturally quite a few necromancers—and high-combat necromancers at that.
He had seen abyssal bone dragons before and wouldn’t have been surprised at all.
But now.
What the hell was this?
In the blink of an eye, abyssal bone dragons blotted out the sky and covered the earth!
There had to be at least a hundred of them by now!
And that was only because Lu Ran had stopped and wasn’t continuing to summon. If he kept going, as long as his mana was sufficient, he could summon endlessly!
You had to know that the current Lu Ran, due to his high spell power, had mana that was practically infinite.
After all, mana regenerates on its own anyway.
“You… this… abyssal bone dragons, they they they…” Song Chaoren stammered, unable to string together a complete sentence for the longest time.
Was this guy even a necromancer?
Did his skills have no cooldown?
Could abyssal bone dragons be summoned like this?
“Lu Ran, what kind of space is your Sleeve Universe?” Liu Xinxin suddenly asked.
“It’s similar to a stone cave—square and proper,” Lu Ran said after a moment’s thought.
“Oh? Then… what are the length, width, and height?” Liu Xinxin asked.
“It’s calculated as cubic space, so I’m not exactly sure of the specifics,” Lu Ran shook his head.
But that was already enough.
“So that means it’s tall enough? Otherwise, the abyssal bone dragons wouldn’t fit. But right now, you’re probably laying the undead creatures flat inside, right?” Liu Xinxin asked.
“Uh… pretty much,” Lu Ran nodded.
“Then that’s it. In that case, you can fit at least five or six times more undead creatures in there,” Liu Xinxin said with a smile.
Huh?
Lu Ran was stunned for a moment, but he wasn’t an idiot—he immediately caught on to what Liu Xinxin meant.
“You mean stack them on top of each other? Wouldn’t that be too cramped?” Lu Ran muttered.
Thunk!
No sooner had he spoken than Ye Hongyi rapped him on the head.
She said exasperatedly: “Cramped my foot. Undead creatures—skeleton frames—what do they know? What do you mean ‘stack them’? Just stuff them in! As long as they fit, that’s all that matters. They won’t hurt each other anyway, they don’t need to eat or drink, so what are you worried about?”
Actually, put that way, it was true!
Seeing them chatting and joking around, Liu Xinxin shook her head helplessly.
She said: “But your Sister Hong is right—as long as they fit, that’s fine. Besides, abyssal bone dragons look big, but they don’t actually take up that much space. They have no flesh or blood, and you can stuff undead creatures into the gaps between their bones. Just fill it up. When you truly can’t stuff another one in, that’s when you’ve hit the upper limit of your Sleeve Universe space.”
At these words, everyone instinctively looked at the abyssal bone dragons.
And sure enough!
Abyssal bone dragons were just skeleton frames with no flesh or blood. Placed in the Sleeve Universe space, you could casually stuff other undead creatures in among them, packed to the brim—and the space they occupied was actually not as large as it appeared on the surface.
And before this.
Lu Ran had always instinctively tossed them in a single layer, filled it up, and called it good.
“But if we do that, Siluo Luo and the carp spirit can’t be tossed in anymore,” Lu Ran analyzed.
Previously they could be put in because the space was sufficient with just a sparse single layer standing there.
But if you stuffed things in, Siluo Luo and the carp spirit couldn’t be squeezed in—they and those undead creatures were not the same concept at all.
“Whatever works, up to you. But the undead creatures absolutely must be packed full. By my estimate, once you completely fill the space, you should be able to have a million undead creatures—that’s already explosive,” Liu Xinxin nodded.
Indeed.
A million-strong undead army!
Although it was still far from the undead calamity Lu Ran envisioned, it was still enough—a million-strong army!
“Also, you’ll be leveling up fast from here on. At level fifty-five, you can unlock the Skeleton Tyrant. Its power and oppressive presence even surpass the abyssal bone dragon, so you can stock up on some of those too,” Liu Xinxin said.
This was also something Lu Ran was looking forward to.
He hadn’t thought that far ahead before because his leveling speed was a bit slow.
Of course, that was just Lu Ran thinking it was a bit slow.
His leveling speed was already the envy of the entire world!
But he still felt it was a bit slow.
At least before the national war began, Lu Ran felt he had no ability to reach level fifty-five.
But now it was different. With the hundredfold experience amplification entry ability, Lu Ran had every chance and ability to reach level sixty before the national war began!
And the Skeleton Tyrant—that was something to look forward to as well!
That was a king-tier undead creature with an oppressive presence surpassing even the abyssal bone dragon!
“Also, the level-sixty awakening skill—I understand what you mean about the Sleeve Universe space being too small. Even with the changed storage method for undead creatures, it still can’t reach your goal. But the necromancer’s awakening skill is the key. By then, you won’t even need the Sleeve Universe space that much,” Liu Xinxin saw right through Lu Ran’s thoughts and said with a chuckle.
Lu Ran was stunned for a moment at her words.
Then his eyes lit up!
That’s right!
The necromancer’s level-sixty awakening skill was the most important means to achieve his undead calamity!
