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I traveled to a fantasy world and became a necromancer

🇧🇷Oronguinsensei
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In a world where magic and darkness intertwine, Losif, a reborn necromancer, embarks on an epic journey. His past haunts him like a shadow, and his ability to control death makes him a powerful weapon. But what secrets does his new life hide? And what price will he pay for defying the laws of destiny? Join Losif as he unravels mysteries, forges unexpected alliances, and confronts supernatural creatures. In his search for answers, he will discover that the line between light and darkness is more blurred than he imagined. Will his power be a blessing or a curse? Are you ready to immerse yourself in a world where magic flows and secrets lurk around every corner?
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Chapter 1 - A legend is born

Old woman's voice —Lósif! Losif!—

Screams are heard from a woman calling a child's name.

Child's voice—Send mom! "I'm coming!" The voice of a child responded, possibly the son of the lady who was calling him.

My name is Lósif Davra. I am now 10 years old, and I am not a normal child; in fact, I am very special. I am a crusader who traveled to this world and was reincarnated into my predecessor.

I remember that before all this, I was 19 years old and lived on planet Earth in the country of Mexico.

Unfortunately, due to fate, I was murdered due to the insecurity of the country; a subject murdered me with several gunshots at point-blank range.

The last thing I remember is my loud screams that I was giving with all the force I could muster in my lungs for fear of dying. I'm sure I peed my pants from the same adrenaline rush, and it was a very regrettable death.

I have been in this new world for 10 years; it is a medieval world; it does not seem to be a fantasy world like in the novels I read before. I do not have the evidence to confirm, but I do have many doubts.

I live with my parents; they are old, almost 70 years old; it is very miraculous to know how they managed to procreate a child. My mother in this world is a woman with a tough character; I always see her working just like my father, who has a serious and simple character. Do you like to sit in the rocking chair and relax in the sun?

We live in a very rural and poor village; there are approximately 10 people living here, among them 2 girls my age named Ana and Rosita. They are very introverted and somewhat cute girls; they have a slim build; they are both sisters.

Rosita is the oldest by a year; she has a round face, red hair, brown eyes, and many freckles on her face.

Ana has an oval face, a big nose, black hair, and black eyes, as well as a giant hump on her back, and she has white spots on her face, possibly from the sun or she is anemic. She is very skinny; you can see her bones.

The parents of these two girls, 10 and 11 years old, respectively, are very angry with a hell of a character; they wanted to marry Ana, the youngest daughter, to my uncle Agustín, who is already married to my aunt Sofía, and they have a newborn baby. born.

My uncle Agustín is 30 years old and my aunt Sofía is 26 years old.

My uncle Agustín is the one with the best income in this village, since he has the opportunity to go to the kingdom of Tosiff.

We are living in a village very far from the kingdom; next door we have a very large forest.

When Lósif arrived where his mother Laura was calling, he advanced when he saw her standing near the house with a small, skinny girl, and next to him was a strong, fat man with tanned skin and blue eyes; this is Uncle Agustín and the girl Ana, Rosita's little sister.

Lósif spoke. I sent mom, hello Uncle Agustín, and hello Ana. The boy said simply and spoke appropriately to the guests. The boy called Lósif, a 10-year-old boy with dark skin, brown eyes with blue irises, not a little fat. a lot, just about two extra kilos.

Laura spoke—Lósif, your uncle Agustín told me that he is not going to marry little Ana; what happens is that Rosita has been pregnant by your uncle for a month, and he spoke with Rosita's parents; they agreed to the demand of my brother Agustín, and he will not marry Ana, but he will marry Rosita—he said calmly.

Lósif exclaimed—What! What! Uncle Agustín. Since when have you seen Rosita? "Why is she pregnant with you, uncle?" He said urgently.

Agustín spoke—Calm down, nephew. Lósif those things do not concern you, what your mother here (points to the old woman) is that, as you know, I will not marry that ugly girl who looks like a witch. Just look at her (points her finger at Ana). I will marry Rosita, and I want that you marry Ana. Everything has already been decided, and you will not have denials. I will support them with money.

"I am very kind to accept that Rosita's parents will give her to me to leave them money, and a girl as humble as dirt dares to want to marry me," he said with boredom.

Uncle Agustín finished saying it in an arrogant and very vain way.

Ana, who was listening to the whole exchange of words between the three people, felt even more humiliated; she knows that she is ugly; she doesn't look anything like her sister or mother; she is a witch.

Clenching my fists tightly and with somewhat reddened eyes wanting to shed tears, I only endure this humiliation. This is for the family. She should help however she can, but it seems that Mr. Agustín disliked me and that he forced my sister Rosita.

Lósif spoke: "Ver well, uncle Agustín, I will marry Ana; she is not a witch; she is a pretty girl, and she will grow up to be a beautiful lady." He said seriously, and Lósif also responded somewhat angrily to his always arrogant uncle, who humiliated Ana.

He was very furious; he knew that his pathetic uncle was a disgusting and disgusting beast; he knew that he forced little Rosita. When Rosita went to help in the kitchen, when my aunt was still pregnant, she prepared food for them, and Rosita told me what my uncle groped her. That makes me angry. I went directly to talk to my uncle, and he only smiled in a cynical way on my face.

He mentioned that there were no problems with what he did; after all, the girl, Rosita, was already 11 years old and was suitable to marry and have children.

This upset me a lot. I went to talk to Rosita's parents, and they also ignored me. My uncle gave them money so that he has the right to get Rosita pregnant.

Ana when she heard Lósif defend her and also tell her that she would be a beautiful lady. He felt a strange emotion, something similar to happiness, well up inside.

She turned to see Iosif's face and noticed with amazement how he tried to face his uncle Agustín.

Agustín spoke—enough of all this scandal—said Mr. Agustín angrily.

Laura spoke—very good; calm down; we are all family; there is no need to fight among us.

Lósif, go with Ana to talk or something; we will be meeting with all the adults, and we will talk about important matters—he said calmly, observing the two and

Mrs. Laura is downplaying what her son said about his uncle.

Lósif spoke—let's go Ana, we'll go to my secret place, you'll have fun—and I whispered this last part into the little girl's ears.

Lósif Davra took Ana's hand to let the two adults who stayed behind speak; possibly they were making plans to sell Rosita to some nobleman.

Rosita's parents were also with them; all the people from the village were in Laura's house except Lósif and Ana.

Along the way, Lósif was next to Ana, guiding himself along the path that he had created a few years ago. Along the way, both of them were silent, Lósif for not knowing how to break this uncomfortable atmosphere and Ana for being embarrassed to hear that Lósif considered her pretty. .

Ana broke the awkward atmosphere with an excited scream.

Ana screamed—Lósif! Losif! "Look what's on that side," he said urgently and pointed his finger at a strange black book with the emblem of a skull and red eyes with the words "KEDAVRA."

Lósif was quickly startled when he heard Ana and saw where she was pointing; there was a strange black book.

He quickly reached out to take it and see the contents. Unfortunately, he couldn't open the book; it had a strange seal that prevented him from seeing the contents of the book. Lósif swears that he saw the cover of the book shine an opaque black color. He asked his companion Ana if she had seen anything strange in the book. but she shook her head.

Lósif asked—Ana, did you see anything unusual on the cover of the book?—he said with concern.

Ana spoke—no, Lósif, I didn't see anything strange. What does the book have? He said it with astonishment.

Lósif spoke—it cannot be opened; it seems that this seal prevents it; let's return to the village—he said calmly and with a bad feeling.

They both left the forest and walked towards the village along the road.

Lósif was very thoughtful about the mysterious book that could not be opened just by looking at the mysterious and somewhat sinister cover.

When they were about to reach the village, they heard screams from Laura's house, where everyone was at a meeting.

Lósif quickly stops Ana and tells her to remain silent before taking her hand and hiding behind a hollow tree where they could see what was happening outside. They watched with absolute fear and terror as men armed with iron armor and swords, They killed Ana's parents; the villagers were all tied in the middle of a circle, and leading the knights was a bald old man dressed in white. In his hand he had the newborn son of Agustín and his wife; later this strange old man opened the door. mouth and transformed it into a dog's snout and, in one bite, swallowed the newborn, biting the head and then the rest. Without leaving any traces that the baby was there, the remaining people upon seeing this scene were in shock; they could not articulate words.

Ana and Lósif continued watching with their eyes open and their bodies cold.

Then they saw how some knights forced Rosita, Laura, and Agustín's wife; after finishing, they beheaded them as well as the rest of the men, all of this in a mere moment.

Ana was devastated; she cried and trembled from the devastating scene. She had just witnessed a disgusting scene; she saw with absolute horror how her only family and friends were killed.

On the other hand, Lósif was serious; he knew that if those animals found them, they would be dead, and the same fate that they experienced would happen to them. He knew that he had to act seriously to save this girl and him.

After all, with 39 years counting the age of reincarnation—he is the oldest here—he had to behave as such.

With one hand on Ana's mouth and the other holding the black book, he went to the forest, where there was a small cave in the ground covered with a huge rock, and it looked like a place full of stones that went unnoticed by the naked eye when the man arrived. Still scared and disgusted, he saw the girl Ana, who was still trembling and with her lips staining. There were no signs of being cold, but she was. The little girl's face was full of tears. He knew that this was not right, did he know? What would happen next?

He is scared of what may happen in the future—that old man superficially transformed into an animal and ate the newborn baby in one bite.

From today he knew that it was not a simple place in medieval times; these strange humans or monsters exist.

With that in mind, he set out to take revenge and obtain that power to protect himself from everyone.

Lósif spoke suddenly, coming out of his thoughts and standing out to Ana.

Lósif spoke—Ana, we will have to stay here for at least one more day; there is a possibility that when our parents were being tortured, they revealed the information that there were still two children who were hiding—he said simply