Undead Mage from a Cell

Chapter 194: Chapter 192: Reward List (54/150)

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While the Mage Leader was conversing with the next Player, Gu Xi opened the folder that had just been delivered to him.

The first page of the folder depicted a collapsed glacial snow mountain, which was the scene of the final great avalanche in the Undead Calamity Ceremony.

Within the icy mountain, a red longsword was drawn, behind which lay a number.

19!

This represented that Gu Xi had slain a total of nineteen powerful enemies in this battle of the Undead Calamity Array.

Looking at this number, Gu Xi began to count carefully, considering even the Otherworldly Ghost Boss as a formidable foe.

Counting this up, starting with the red-skinned Abomination, then the combos of Fierce General, Commander, and Mage, and up to the eight or nine Otherworldly Ghost Bosses charging at once, finally the Clown Captain of the Pirate Ship, the castle that had been bombed flat, and the main force of Other Ghosts.

Adding these up one by one, Gu Xi remembered, though some he may not recall, indeed there were nineteen strong enemies.

If it weren’t for the Death Incarnation turning to attack that Clown at the end instead of hitting the gathered Otherworldly Ghost Bosses, the number might have been even higher.

Of course, Gu Xi also noticed a message written below the picture; it turns out this image was not just for aesthetics. When the image is added to a Player’s Battle Banner, it provides corresponding attributes.

Though Gu Xi wasn’t the main force in this grand battle, and the Chaoyang Radiance Guild was incomparable to Nether Bone Wind Academy, they were the closest to Players, especially the group close to the Undead Mage.

They clearly understood what kind of attributes the Undead Mage required.

[Undead Calamity Campaign Kill Symbol (Green): Can increase honor insignia on Battle Banner; once painted on the Banner, all Life Force of the Undead Corps under one’s command +6.]

Just from a quick glance, Gu Xi realized that every three kills of Otherworldly Ghost Bosses could enhance his own Undead Corps’ Life Force by 1 point.

This number was the best reward that the Chaoyang Radiance Guild could offer.

For a rookie Undead Mage like Gu Xi, it was considered a good choice, given that the basic Level 0 Skeleton had roughly 10 to 12 Life, with each level upgrade increasing Life by 1.

Once this insignia was added to Gu Xi’s Battle Banner, it was equivalent to improving his Skeleton underlings by 6 levels.

This was already considered a pretty good reward.

Of course, if an Attack +6 could be granted that would be even better, Gu Xi would absolutely crazily increase the number of Skeleton Soldiers, first piling up his Sea of Bones legion.

After flipping the first page, the following two pages were delivery receipts.

The first page, of course, contained the twenty sets of Small Building Architectural Design Plans that the Mage Leader promised before the battle.

Gu Xi could take this delivery receipt and collect the goods at Warehouse No. 9 in Scattered Immortal Garden.

There was no time limit above; as long as Gu Xi took this receipt over, he could collect the goods.

However, interestingly, it was noted at the back of this delivery receipt that if Gu Xi died in this battle, the Chaoyang Radiance Guild would be obliged to transform Gu Xi into a Corpse Witch or Witch Demon, making him an Undead Player.

As for what he would transform into, it would depend on Gu Xi’s talent and luck.

Based on Gu Xi’s current Level, it was more likely for him to turn into a Corpse Witch.

Regarding the information written at the back of the receipt, Gu Xi felt a bit speechless, but he understood this was the Chaoyang Radiance Guild’s ultimate guarantee for Players. If it weren’t for this, then dying would lead to an unknown fate regarding where the original reward belonging to you might end up.

In this aspect, the Mage Leader did fairly well.

The second receipt was for various resources that the Mage Leader rewarded Gu Xi with, supposedly for constructing new buildings. But looking at the numbers on the receipt, Gu Xi realized it was a compensation for him.

In total, it provided Gu Xi with 50,000 Negative Energy, 500 units of food, 500 units of herbs, 100 units of stone, 100 units of wood, and 100 units of metal.

Additionally, there were 20 units each of sulfur, gems, and crystals, and slightly more mercury, totaling 30 units.

Moreover, there were 2 units each of Dragon Steel and Dragon Blood Crystal.

These were special products from Scattered Immortal Garden; they were unavailable elsewhere.

Looking at these resources, Gu Xi was confident that even including the twenty Small Buildings yet to be acquired, they should be enough.

Even the upgrade of Core Buildings would not lack corresponding resources.

Thinking about this before entering this world this time, Gu Xi had specially exchanged for ten units of mercury to build a Dragon Bone Laboratory and had waited a few extra days to accumulate enough Negative Energy.

Finally, he had grudgingly relied on selling a large amount of Gold Coins to gather sufficient resources.

Now, with these resources, Gu Xi no longer worried about Yalidu City’s construction problems in the short term.

Seeing this page, any ideas Gu Xi had about the Mage Leader evaporated.

No matter what, he accepted this life-buying money.

After turning this page, any unfairness within was unveiled.

Next was detailed information about the Undead Corps.

These Undead Corps were the forces that fought alongside Gu Xi in this battle.

Naturally, because Gu Xi liked to fight outside the Undead Calamity Array, many Undead Corps were left outside the array and frozen by Cold Qi, becoming unusable.

What could be settled for Gu Xi were only the troops that managed to return to the control range of the Undead Calamity Array.

The list featured Undead data.

Gu Xi glanced at it and realized what had happened when he jumped onto the Evil Coffin.

After he hung on the Evil Coffin, the Undead Corps he had taken out desperately tried to get back.

But the numbers that got back weren’t many.

Zombies, due to slow mobility, didn’t manage to get back even one.

The farthest team in the fight, Combat Squad 1, was wiped out, and the level 4 Skeleton Boss was gone, along with its equipment.

The initial squad protecting Gu Xi, Combat Squad 2, managed to get back fewer than 5 Skeleton Soldiers, though the Skeleton Boss survived, preventing this squad from facing destruction.

Skeleton Shooters, due to being further from the battlefield, retreated quickly, with over half making it back.

Bone-Slaying Camp, due to heavy losses in previous battles, had already begun retreating when Combat Squad 1 took over, granting them a chance to escape. The remaining Bone-Slaying Camp Soldiers and two Bosses managed to flee to the control range of the Undead Calamity Array at the last moment.

In addition, Ghosts, Skeleton Mages, Corpse Poison Flies, and Stone Golems—all forces capable of flying or quick movement—mostly escaped back.

This ensured Gu Xi retained some troops.

Yet as Gu Xi looked further, he noticed at the bottom of the page two more units, beside each unit a line of text description.