Chapter 476

Necromancer School’s Summoning Genius Chapter 476

Skeleton Knight was a more difficult task than I thought.

There were a lot of things to pay special attention to. It wasn’t just a matter of connecting the bones like a puzzle like a normal skeleton but the ‘armor’ had to be considered as well.

There are parts that are coated with armor after assembly and there are parts that come out as a single part with bones and armor attached from the beginning. The moment you confuse the order catastrophe happens.

‘Ghmm it sure isn’t easy.’

You have to understand the structure and connection order of the armor and assemble the bones.

Simon looked around and saw quite a few students raising their hands and asking for help. The Summoning Department assistants were running around until today as well leaving a sweet taste in their mouths.

“You don’t have to think too complicated.”

I heard Aaron’s voice.

“Armor is just one part after all. Don’t be buried in the parts look at the overall picture and put it together step by step.”

Simon first completed the two legs quickly. He took a step back and looked at the finished product and a proud smile appeared on its own.

‘It’s fine. This is the charm of a knight!’

From the point of view of necromancers there is an idea that a skeleton is a fragile undead that collapses when struck. However the fragile bone joint was covered with metal so it couldn’t look this strong.

As soon as his hands began to loosen up Simon immediately drew on the torso and attached the chest armor. Once he got the hang of it he was able to move on in order without rest.

‘Here attach it to the groove and connect it with jet-black thread here.’

Seeing Simon’s Skeleton Knight quickly taking shape Toto let out an envious sound.

“Awesome! Have you made that much already?”

“It’s worth doing after your hands are untied.”

At first I was lost because I didn’t have knowledge about armor and metal smelting but once the blocked part was pierced it was easy after that.

Now on Simon’s practice table there was a skeleton knight divided into a lower and upper body. I had to do this because of the structure of the armor.

‘last!’

Simon rolled up his sleeves.

‘If I connect this upper body to the lower body and cover it with armor...!’

the extreme!

It was quite heavy because of the weight of the armor. Simon whimpers as he raises his armor Tup from the other side. There was a white hand holding it.

“I’ll help you.”

“Thanks! Lorraine.”

The two of them stably grabbed the upper body from both sides and then slowly attached the upper body to the lower body at the signal of one-two-three to three.

Click.

You should hear a sound that connects properly. The jet black of the two vertebrae meet and connect healing into one skeleton.

“Okay that’s it!”

Upon completion Simon let out an exclamation of joy.

however.

Beep!

A very ominous sound was heard.

After that sound the Skeleton Knight stumbled and stumbled and suddenly with the sound of something breaking his back bent sharply and he leaned heavily towards Simon.

“??”

Simon and Lorraine looked at each other with puzzled expressions.

* * *

Simon immediately asked Aaron for help.

Aaron who was examining the bent Skeleton Knight carefully finally opened his mouth.

“Looks like there was no problem with assembly.”

“So what?”

“It’s bad.”

thud!

Simon’s heart sank.

“There is a defect in the factory system but this kind of undead product is not rare. The upper and lower body were properly connected but the upper bone seems to have been damaged from the beginning. In the end it must have been bent under the weight of the armor.”

“ah....”

Simon let out a sad sigh.

‘Keugh I should have bought the vanilla brand!’

I stopped by the Necromancer’s shop for a while before I led the freshman at Langerstein but Skeleton Knight’s vanilla brand was out of stock.

The clerk recommended the ‘Pastel’ brand product which is one step lower than that and Simon thought about whether to buy the product at an expensive price in Rochester or just here and eventually bought the pastel product.

“Don’t be too disappointed. It’s a common occurrence for summoners.”

Aaron said that and moved to the other student.

“Contact the place where you bought the product and proceed with the refund process.”

“...yes.”

Simon stared at the Skeleton Knight whose waist was drooping.

“Hoe~jang! I made good use of the glue you lent me!”

Just then the orange-haired female student who had borrowed the bone glue approached with a lively smile.

“huh?”

Soon the moment Aseraz gives instructions.

Sreung! Sreung!

The two swords crossed in a beautiful trajectory. The students opened their mouths in cheers. Aaron nodded his head in satisfaction.

“It’s quite good. How did you do it?”

“The material for my Skeleton Knight is a level 3 monster Galvaren.”

She quickly began to explain.

“It’s a monster that uses an irregular fighting style. After strongly connecting with the Skeleton Knight’s thoughts I immersed myself in finding the most appropriate technique that I used in my life. When I held the two swords I could see that the effect was multiplied I changed the skeleton of the wrist and arm to match the characteristics.”

“...Making a summoned beast is basic and has it already given it its own personality?”

Aaron smiled.

“It’s a pity that I couldn’t give it a higher grade than an A+. Good job.”

Clap clap clap clap!

Received applause from the students Aseraj came down from the podium.

“next!”

Hector assembled a knight as big as himself 1.5 times the size of a normal skeleton knight and received an A+. It was common knowledge in summoning science that the bigger the skeleton the more difficult it was to make.

Fitzgerald engraved an enchantment magic circle on his equipment and when the battle started the skeleton himself infused the sword and armor with jet black to strengthen them creating a unique undead that received praise from the students.

But Aaron thought differently.

“I like the idea but I didn’t consider the knight’s black consumption and available time. At this rate it’s hard to move for more than 5 minutes let alone the strength that doesn’t require control.”

Fitzgerald was taken aback by the unexpected harsh criticism but quickly responded by fixing his glasses.

“My goal was to create a skeleton knight model that was specialized in short-term battles to offset that shortcoming.”

“For an improvisation that wasn’t a bad answer.”

But Aaron was on top of Fitzgerald’s head.

“If I really wanted to make a model that was specialized in short-term battles I wouldn’t have given the enchantment magic circle to the armor.”

“....”

“And if the armor had been a little lighter I would have let it go. B+. Fitzgerald.”

I couldn’t fool Professor Kizen’s eyes with some tricks.

Fitzgerald succinctly admitted then returned to his seat and spoke quietly to Toto.

“I thought it was worth a try.”

“...ha ha ha.”

And then.

“Simon Pollentia.”

Simon came up for evaluation. Beside him was a Skeleton Knight with erratic steps. Loud laughter erupted from everywhere.

“...I tried.”

Aaron said sadly.

He succeeded in straightening his defective waist by pouring all kinds of materials but in return he was a skeleton knight who seemed to have sacrificed many parts. The armor was also cut to reduce weight and made like light armor.

“As I said before your production was flawless. But as a professor of Summoning I have to evaluate the results.”

“I know.”

“Simon the points I’ll give you...”

“Wait a minute Professor.”

Aaron turned his head. Simon smiled meaningfully and spread his arms.

“I am confident that I can defeat any knight with this knight.”

Students around me murmured. There were also students who laughed openly.

“Bluffing?”

“Even after seeing what Fitzgerald was doing earlier they say that.”

“It’s not for Professor Aaron.”

Hearing those words a deep smile crept across Aaron’s lips.

“Can you take responsibility for that?”

“of course.”

Aaron’s head turned.

The first person you see is Hector.

To be honest from the point of view of Simon and Hector growing together in Class A I wanted to see the two fight.

However as a professor during class I had to abandon my selfishness. A student with the best-made Skeleton Knight in this class.

“Asheraz Mikel. Come out.”

Drooling!

As if he had waited Aseraj got up and brought a Skeleton Knight with two swords.

Hector was half-assed then gnashed his teeth when he saw Asheraz leave.

“Simon Pollentia.”

Aaron turned his head.

“If you defeat the Skeleton Knight of Aseraj I will be fooled by your words.”

A smile crept across Simon’s lips.

“I’ll show you.”