The undead horde, numbering in the tens of thousands, charged toward him. And, feeling their murderous intent from the other side of the Netherworld, Se-Hoon’s face went pale.0

That crazy skeleton…!0

The undead were roughly B-rank monsters, meaning he could handle a few himself. However, fighting numbers exceeding ten thousand head-on was futile. Furthermore, as members of Wurgen's undead legion, they could revive instantly upon death.0

So, left with no other choice, Se-Hoon quickly started scanning the scattered skeleton bones on the ground.0

I just have to do whatever I can for now…0

Luckily, despite never properly learning necromancy, he already had a rough idea of how to create an undead thanks to previous observations. Quickly forming a rough sketch in his mind, he immediately began connecting the bones with Shadow Threads.0

Click- Clack-0

The bones assembled instantly in the air, creating a new undead in the blink of an eye. It had six pairs of legs, three skulls aligned side by side like a Cerberus, and additional bones extending like spider legs from its spine.0

Naming it Beast Spider, since it looked like a fusion of a spider and a beast, Se-Hoon gathered the power of Boundaries and enveloped the Beast Spider with it.0

Woong!0

With the drawing of the boundary line on the surface of the Beast Spider, the strands of Shadow Thread, which had been holding the bones together, naturally disconnected, and the undead’s form stabilized. The process had united the hundreds of individual bones into the Beast Spider.0

“Ho…”0

Observing Se-Hoon’s assembly of an undead of his own, Wurgen became intrigued. If Se-Hoon had injected a soul into the Beast Spider right after assembling it, the hundreds of bones would have moved independently or melted into the darkness of the Netherworld.0

However, he hadn’t, meaning Se-Hoon somewhat understood how to create an undead in the Netherworld despite no ...0