The Exiled Necromancer Wants To Create a Bone Dragon

41 – Sell turtles.

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The news Glowin delivered using the Kala was delivered directly to Amedin, the vice president of the Necromancer Association and the head of the Kala Information Guild.

[Subdue the 10m Heavy Rock Turtle with the Paladin. All except magic stones will be disposed of. Please connect with a capitalist who can purchase.]

Even reading the first sentence, most people find it hard to believe, but Amedin thought it was very possible if he was a super-class necromancer with the alias of Gigant Slayer. No matter how strong a monster is, there is a big difference from a Gigant-class monster that seems to have transcended the providence of the world. And I had previously received information that I had single-handedly subdued an ogre without any injuries.

The second sentence, the information about disposing of everything except the magic stone, was quite interesting. I thought I had risen to the rank of Special Necromancer just by fighting, but the fact that I had to secure the magic stones used to make magic tools meant one of two things. One is that he expressed his intention to join the Central Necromancer Association and that he would process magic stones to make magic tools. I was thinking that if I joined the Central Necromancer Association, I would make the magic tools I wanted as much as possible, even providing the materials.

‘You can make magic tools.’

But what if Ed could process magic stones and create magic tools without the help of the Central Necromancer Association? What if the support in the three areas of curses, magic tools, and antidotes that I offered when I met Ed was for someone who didn’t need help in the first place? If you are not a necromancer specializing in combat but are good at everything as the head of Terut Academy, the position of head of the Central Necromancer Association may not be so coveted.

‘We have to secure Mr. Frozenborn.’

As a necromancer, he has a saint of the Church of Truth as his guardian, and in fact is a very valuable super-class necromancer who has no restrictions on using his power anywhere except the north. It seemed okay to let them know that they had a relationship.

The third sentence, it’s like a low-end agent, but I had to connect Ed with someone with the money to buy a Heavy Rock Turtle to prove the usefulness of the closely watched Glowyn.

‘But what if we get it?’

Not only can Ed confirm the wealth of the Central Necromancer Association, but if the research goes well, the Heavy Rock Turtle’s corpse can be used to make magic tools for wizards with good earth attributes.

“Engie.”

“Yes, Vice President.”

Enji, a man with golden hair standing next to Ahmedin who was silently thinking, answered with a slight bow of his head at Ahmedin’s call.

“How much value do you think the body of a 10m heavy rock turtle excluding the magic stone has?”

“It may be worth it, but I don’t think it is realistically worth more than 500 million energy. The shell of a rock turtle becomes a material for armor, but when it grows to a heavy rock turtle, the shell becomes a fortress. It is not easy to process it, and The value of the rest is not that high. Of course, if there is a magic stone, the story will be different.”

Ahmedine also agreed to some extent with what Angie said. I know that it would be better to find a noble who would buy the huge shell for ornamental purposes, as processing it would likely result in losses, but as the vice-president of the Central Necromancer and a maker of magic tools before being the head of the information guild Color, I had a desire to have it.

“Once we deal with this, there will be another opportunity. Do you think Gigant Slayer will be stopped by just one?”

Angie said, reading the desire creeping up in Ahmedine’s eyes. I certainly didn’t think that Ed would stop at just one once he went down to the South and had a sales channel. There will be another opportunity if you hunt more easily processed monsters and find someone with money through Glowin.

“We will send information to the southern nobles who know about the existence of the Heavy Rock Turtle, and send us as well in case no one comes forward to buy it. The maximum we can pay is 600 million Enel. Is this a reasonable compromise? “

“Yes. I think there is a high possibility of losing anything more than that.”

“Then I guess I’ll have to find the right person to send from the association. I think someone with knowledge about magic stones would be good.”

“I’ll send it to someone in the South quickly.”

Ahmedine nodded to Angie’s answer.

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Fearing that sunlight might reach the man, the workers held up a large parasol to shade the man. There was a section where you had to walk to get to Lessand, so the man’s head was full of heat.

“Are you sure there is a 10m Heavy Rock Turtle?”

The man who was in charge of purchasing goods on behalf of his father, the owner of a guild, was not happy with the schedule for several days. How is that big turtle worth 1 billion Enel? He said he was thinking of paying more than that, so he was tasked with making sure the deal was done.

“It’s an item that’s hard to obtain unless you’re Lesand, and it’s Kala’s information, right?”

“I’ve worked so hard, and if you’re not there, I’m going to overthrow you and call you Lessandgo. Be prepared.”

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“Yes, Lord Cardien Soga.”

Cardien Kidal, the eldest son of the Kidal merchant family, who amassed great wealth based in the south, was coming down wearing a servant’s parasol, and next to him was a woman with shining glasses in her robe.

‘600 million energy is in my bag.’

When the Necromancer Association first proposed it, Yukia, the creator of magic tools, accepted because he wanted to see a real Necromancer who single-handedly defeated the Heavy Rock Turtle. However, when the people of the Association came and handed over a 10 million energy coin, the excitement went underground. It was so scary to walk the road carrying an amount of money that I couldn’t touch even if I worked for the rest of my life.

I thought about spending my own money to find a mercenary, but I didn’t think I could trust that mercenary. If I had to go to Les Sand by myself, I lied that I couldn’t buy it, returned 600 million energy to the association, and even thought about returning home.

It probably has the same purpose as purchasing the body of the Heavy Rock Turtle, but I was full of worries about what to do if I found out that it was a competitor and turned into a robber. Fortunately, they reached Lessand before the group next to them turned into robbers, and decided to find a woman named Glowyn to help her.

Surprisingly, it didn’t take long for Yukiah to find Glowwin, who had a little unusual purple hair. Since the association had heard that there was also a paladin with dark brown hair tied up, Yukia quickly approached the two women entering an inn.

“excuse me….”

It was a small voice that seemed to creep in, but the two women responded. It was Glowwin who spoke to Yukia, who was frightened when she saw a woman taller and slimmer than herself.

“Are you a member of the association, Mr. Yukia?”

Glowyn heard that the collar was going to send someone to her, and she intuitively sensed that the woman with shining glasses under her robe was Yukia.

“Yes… I’m from the Association.”

“Then, it seems that the people who came earlier came with a similar purpose. So, three teams?”

When Glowwin looked at Arebijou and said, Arebijou nodded and replied.

“I think so. But what association are you from?”

“That…the Central Necromancer Association….”

Yukia has been a good magic tool maker in her own way, but she belongs to the Central Necromancer Association, and everyone knows that necromancers and holy knights are at odds, so Yukia said in a creeping voice.

“I’m a magic tool maker, but that’s only what I belong to. The best magic tool craftsman is a northern necromancer.”

“I know that much too. A necromancer who denies God causes problems. So Yukia-san? You don’t have to be afraid.”

“yes.”

Arebijou said with a bright smile, but Yukia gave a more rigid answer. Thinking that it could not be helped, Arebijou looked at Glowin and said.

“Glowwyn, you take me to Ed. Shouldn’t you be watching Heavy Rock Turtle?”

“Yes. I understand. Yukia-san, let’s go south together. There’s a Heavy Rock Turtle there.”

Seeing Arebijou go up the stairs, Glowin turned her head and spoke to Yukia.

“Yes. I want to see it. And… is there a necromancer there?”

“Yes. I’m staying there for three days.”

When Glowyn and Yukia left the inn and headed south, Yukia found the group that had come down to Les Sand. Although her side has increased by one, Yukia, still feeling the pressure of numbers, clings to Glowin.

A group and two people who came down to Les Sand to buy the same thing had to cross the southern wall and open their mouths when they saw the thing they were about to buy.

“Wow… Mr.… I should buy something like this.”

Cardien Kidal saw the body of the Heavy Rock Turtle, which was bigger than he thought, and immediately understood why his father had asked him to buy it. I found a silver-haired man walking out with his children just when I was thinking that if I had enough money to rot, I had to buy something like this.

“uh…?”

Yukia was surprised to see Heavy Rock Turtle, but was even more surprised to see the silver-haired man. Seeing the silver hair mixed with blue light and the slightly dark blue eyes, he unconsciously turned over the robe he was wearing on his head. As he flipped the robe, his slick silver hair cascaded down, revealing the glowing blue eyes in his spectacles.

“Are you from the North?”

Ed also blinked when he saw Yukia, who looked similar to himself, and approached him.

“No… I’m Southerner…”

“Is that so? But to be a southerner, I think I’ve got white skin.”

“It’s because I’m stuck at home…”

Cardien intervened, thinking that it would have a negative impact on the deal, seeing two people who seemed to look alike were talking.

“Keuheum …. Are you the hunter who hunted that Heavy Rock Turtle?”

“Yes. I am Ed Frozenborn, the necromancer who hunted the Heavy Rock Turtle.”

When he revealed himself as a necromancer, the mercenaries brought by Cardien lightly touched their weapons. Yukia, who belongs to the Necromancer Association, was more surprised than Ed, even though he hadn’t even touched the weapon toward him.

“How much do you plan to sell it for? I’m willing to buy it no matter how much I pay.”

“I’m thinking of selling it except for magic stones, and I’m going to hold an auction. I’m going to do it for the people who have gathered until the third or fourth day, so let’s take a day off in Les Sand.”

“Yes. Let’s go.”

Cardien Kidal chose to return to Les Sands neatly, as he was confident of winning if he sold it through an auction.