Chapter: 409

<[Skills]>

[Golem Strength]

– 20% Extra damage

[Golem Endurance]

– Regenerates 1HP per second

[Unarmed Combat]

– 4.5 damage

<[Description]>

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“Oh shit, not bad? You’re level two and are summoning a level five minion?” Jay wasn’t even mad, he was impressed.

“Thankfully they don’t have any weapons.” Jay wasn’t worried – until he noticed that the two tubes were still filled with many bones and soul stones. There would be more of these things to fight.

“Shit, this could get messy.” Jay got serious now as the enemy skeleton ran out of the energy shield.

Jay didn’t even need to tell his skeletons to attack – the helvetian skeletal golem was already in the midst of battle with his own troops; there was no need for it to defend Estobar as the energy shield stood strong.

Thankfully, it was a 1 vs 4, so the golem was not really a threat, and the level 5 skeletal golem died before it could do any significant damage.

“…” Jay smiled, waiting for something…

“…”

“Oh come on, no exp? It’s level five! …bastard.” he pursed his lips, frowning.

“Hmm… would this mean my skeletons don’t give exp? That’s handy to know…” he smirked.

“I suppose I could farm exp if it allowed me to get some from this guy’s minions, so… it could be just him. I suppose I would have to test it some time.”

Another helvetian skeletal golem was formed and engaged with Jay’s skeletons. Blue did rush over to the barrier with its goal to slay Estobar, but the next enemy skeleton formed just before it could even begin attacking the barrier.

It seemed that perhaps Jay should have stopped Estobar while the decrepit old man was raising his hand – but if he didn’t he would not have learnt of the cool skeletal energy shield.

Jay considered this for a moment, if he let the current level 5 skeletal golem live, would Estobar summon another contraption, similar to the skull-shield projector, for Jay to try and copy?

This was perhaps the culmination of the efforts of a genius from the Helvetian empire.

Unknown to Estobar, he was now like a teacher to Jay – the first one Jay had ever found that would give him some ideas about his necromancer class.

“It’s worth a shot to try… Keep it busy.” Jay commanded, as his skeletons began running around the large room with the massive glowing glyph.