Strongest Necromancer Of Heaven's Gate

Ars Goetia.

Also known as the 72 Pillars of Hell, comprised of 72 High-Ranking Demons who commanded legions of lesser demons that would obey their every order without fail.

This was the Pseudo-Guild Name that Lux had decided to use to hide his Mythical Guild's true name, Heaven's Gate.

In order to make it official, Keelan sneakily registered this Guild in the Adventurer's Guild, using Lux's Dragon Rider, Bedivere, as its Guild Master.

Since Bedivere was under Lux's command, it wasn't an issue to make him the proxy Guild Master of Ars Goetia.

The Half-Elf even went as far as to create Guild Badges of his Pseudo-Guild as a disguise to fool the eyes of the public.

Seven days later, the other Guild Facilities were also built.

Since the Teleportation Gate required fine tuning, it took the Game-Shin Impact Merchant Guild more time to run a few tests to ensure that the transfer of the gate was working properly.

After a round of discussion, Lux decided to build one more teleportation gate at the very center of the crater.

Although he didn't plan to do so in the beginning, the thought of building a town inside the crater started to sprout inside his head, making him think of future possibilities.

The teleportation gate at their castle would be exclusive to the Guild Members, while the teleportation gate in the crater would be for their future guests.

"This has been a very profitable business." Bentley shook hands with Lux with a smile. "If you want things to be built again in the future, just contact us. We will be there as soon as we can."

"Thank you. I will call for you guys when we need to build more guild facilities," Lux replied.

Not far from the two of them, Glee and Eiko were having a tearful parting.

"Wuwuwu, Eiko, I will miss you," Glee said as she tearfully held the baby Slime, whose face was rubbing on her cheeks. "We had a lot of fun making things explode while we were together."

"Wuwuwuwu." The baby slime also cried because the red-riding-hood Elf had become a very good friend to her.

Since Glee wasn't allowed anywhere near the construction projects, she and Eiko would go outside the Mountain Range to play, casually throwing bombs at random things together.

At some point, Lux even felt worried that Glee might become a bad influence to his baby Slime. He was afraid that if the baby Slime stayed with the little Elf for a long period of time, Eiko might become an arsonist in the future.

"You guys are amazing," Kenneth said as he shook hands with Cadmus and the Kobolds. "Let's go on an adventure together sometime."

"Sure," Cadmus replied with a smile. "When I become a Deimos Ranked monster, let's go on an adventure together."

After spending some time with the members of the Game-Shin Impact Merchant Guild, the members of Lux's guild learned a lot of things from the experiences they shared.

"If you have time, feel free to visit our City of Monstead," Bentley said before giving Lux a graceful bow. "I'll treat you all to some good food and drinks. Bye for now, my Dear Friends!"

"Goodbye everyone!"

"Nice working with you guys!"

"We're off to our new adventure!"

"Goodbye Eiko! I'll come visit sometime! We can throw bombs at the City of Pygmalion if you like!"

Eiko, who was perched on top of Lux's head, waved with teary eyes at Glee, who was the last to enter the portal. If not for the fact that Lux and Bentley managed to catch the two troublemakers in time, the pair would have definitely started throwing bombs at the City of Pygmalion while riding Glee's small flying ship.

"Things will become a bit quiet now that they are gone," Keane commented as he gazed at the teleportation gate with his arms crossed over his chest.

Lux nodded. "Yes. But I seem to be forgetting something…"

The Half-Elf frowned because he really felt like forgetting something.

"Are you talking about Cai?" Keane asked. "I haven't seen that boar since the day our Guild Headquarters started to get built."

"That's right!" Lux lightly thumped his fist over his palm because he had completely forgotten about the shameless boar that went treasure hunting.

However, as if waiting for that cue, a loud laughter spread across the entire mountain as Cai made its appearance.

"I have returned!" Cai declared.

"Da Wae!" Fei Fei also made her presence known from on top of its Master that had spent many days treasure hunting.

Lux, and Keane looked at the two with amused expressions because the two seemed to be in a very good mood.

"So, did you manage to get a lot of treasures?" Lux asked.

For him, as long as the treasures that belonged to the mountain range weren't taken, he was fine with it, even if Cai robbed the entire Floating Island of its riches. Anyway, it was outside his territory.

"Well, we didn't get a lot of treasures, but we had fun. Isn't that right, Fei Fei?"

"Yes!" Fei Fei replied.

The Boar then approached Lux before whispering something in his ear.

"We found a large dead Dragon inside a cave located in a valley, west of here," Cai whispered. "You're a Necromancer, right? Can you revive it?"

Lux's interest was piqued because he never thought that he would actually find a dead Dragon lying somewhere on the floating island.

Cethus had once told him that there was an Island located on the Eastern Side of Karshvar Draconis which they call the Dragon's Graveyard.

This was the place where Dragons went when they felt that their time of death was near. The majority of Dragons that had gone to the Dragon's Graveyard were Young and Elder Dragons.

As for Ancient Dragons and above, Cethus told him that those powerful dragons would travel the world to find an uninhabited region to die.

Resurrection Magic didn't work on Dragons, but Animate Undead did.

Because of this, they did their best to ensure that their bodies would not be easily found by people, especially Necromancers, who could use their corpse to summon an Undead Dragon that could bring harm to the living.

Naturally, they could also choose to stay in Karshvar Draconis where a special island was dedicated just for them. This island was heavily protected, not only by Dragon Borns, but also Elder Dragons, to ensure that the Ancient Ones would get their eternal rest without worrying about being used as weapons of destruction.

However, most Ancient Dragons lived solitary lives. They were truly powerful individuals and could move unhindered across the land.

"Bring me there," Lux said firmly.

Cai nodded its head and led the way. After nearly four hours of traveling, they finally arrived at their destination.

Just like Cai had said, the cave was located in a valley, and its entrance was well hidden. Actually, it was almost impossible to spot unless one looked at it from a certain angle.

Whoever made the cave had made it so that nobody would be able to find it, unless it was discovered by accident.

Lux and Cai had the ability to see even if it was dark, while both Eiko and Fei Fei could generally sense their surroundings without any problems.

However, since Keane was with them, Lux took out a glowing crystal that people used when they explored dark caves or Dungeons that did not have any kind of lighting.

In the distance, several glowing eyes stared at them, but Cai had said that they were only fruit bats and weren't aggressive Monsters.

However, these fruit bats were nearly four feet tall, and their wingspan reached up to three meters in length.

As they went deeper inside the cave, the Dragon Token that was hidden inside Lux's storage ring came out and hovered beside Lux.

Keoza felt something very familiar, so he decided to take a look as well.

Soon, they stepped into a very large and spacious cavern that was the size of a football stadium.

At the center of it was a giant figure, who seemed to only be sleeping.

"Unbelievable," Keane muttered as he looked at the dragon which he estimated to be at least twenty meters in length. "Is this an Elder Dragon?"

Lux looked at the dead Dragon which seemed to have been frozen in time. Although he was very certain that the Dragon was dead due to his Necromantic Powers, its corpse was so well preserved that it looked like it was only sleeping, waiting for someone to wake it up from its long slumber.