Constructing-Style Wizard

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There are two languages on the letter.

One is the Undead Runes, which is the common language within the Undead Cult.

In the rumors of the Tatis Empire, Undead Runes were also considered as the language for channeling death energy and casting death-related spells.

The Undead Runes on the letter are just forgeries from Intelligence Department 4, not the original text with magical effects.

When Noland Lee released the Deconstruction Technique on the Undead Runes from the document, the System treated them as ordinary characters without any special explanation.

The second language on the letter is the ancient language of Tatis.

The content written in Undead Runes is the original text of the Undead Cult doctrine.

The content written in the ancient Tatis language is the translation.

Setting aside the mission carried by the letter, the letter’s text quality is quite high.

It was clear that the person who wrote this letter has deep knowledge in Undead Runes and the ancient Tatis language.

The only pity is that the letter was typed with a typewriter instead of handwritten, so Noland didn’t know whether the sender is male or female.

In front of Sergeant Mars, Noland Lee read through the bilingual document several times, with only one thought in his mind:

The content of the document is filled with filthy information that lures the living to despise life, hate life, and exalt death.

No wonder the doctrines of the Undead Cult were regarded as forbidden texts in the Empire, as they indeed caused severe mental pollution.

Such texts, not to mention the common people of the original world, even Noland, a foreigner, found it utterly disgusting.

The title of this document is The Grudge Teachings.

With the theme of “how mankind can be free from hatred”, it forms an evil paper persuading the living to join the ranks of the Lost Souls.

Noland have played many games, watched many movies and read many novels before his transmigration.

Fantasy, magic, mystery, science fiction, and so on, he has seen all sorts of themes and genres.

This translated document called The Grudge Teachings, although not serious and filled with vulgar language, for Noland as a transmigrator, its impact is just similar to a cheesy Necromancer-themed web novel, not a classic literary work.

However, this is for the experienced transmigrator.

If this document were to be disseminated and widely circulated among the common people of the Tatis Empire, it might indeed cause some extremely pessimistic incidents.

After all, the average “Spirit” attribute of the Empire’s common people is only 5 points, and their ability to resist the contamination of mysteries is extremely limited.

read

is not as colorful

logical document may drive the

made it a top priority to eliminate the

shook his head, discarding his stray thoughts,

I have to recite the

the document and casting

informed him that it would only take 1 point of

Energy Points,

1 point of Energy

moment of daze, the System sent

[System Message: Deconstruction Success.]

the original text and translation of The Grudge Teachings has

the

in your mind. You can

result, you have acquired a new Scholarly Skill: Undead Rune Studies,

Tatis history and archaeology you have mastered, you have deconstructed three translation errors in this document, and the System has marked

looked at the System Message,

the document were greater than he

a 100% deconstruction, the document will

and the translations written in the ancient Tatis language are

effect of the deconstruction result is much better than Noland memorizing

twisted Undead Rune on the document are deeply engraved in his mind, as if it would never fade

will appear before his eyes, completely saving the effort of memorizing the document

the document, saving him the effort

help but feel

it weren’t for the Deconstruction Core System at hand, this ordeal of memorizing and correcting errors would probably have

two seconds,

I would

iron kettle in his

as he heard Noland’s words, he immediately tightened the

“What’s the matter? Jarvis.”

I would like you to

Corporal Mars seemed to know the writer

places with a pencil. I’ll

“Yes, Chief Officer.”

the bedside table

Noland not to move, then left with the

later, Corporal Mars

cast an admiring and somewhat impressed gaze at

to be a top talent from Bowerthain City. No wonder you could become an Assistant Lecturer at the Academy at such a young age. The three places you pointed out do indeed

the letter to Noland

take a look. She wrote some words for