After dinner, Jounouchi Hiromi was washing the dishes, while Chen Yu sat down at the desk in his room, flipping through the "Multiverse Universal Necromancy Spell Compendium," hoping to find a method to heal paralysis.
It might sound incredible, but there was nothing strange about it.
For a Necromancer, controlling the movement of a corpse and making it move as fluidly as if it were alive was a common challenge when creating Undead Servants.
In the early days, Necromancers did not have a very effective way to solve this problem and were not particularly concerned about it, preferring instead more crude methods, such as stuffing souls into corpses and directly controlling their movements with Magic Power.
Such methods were not useless, the resulting Undead Servants could move normally, but they appeared stiff and rough, incapable of performing delicate tasks, and were only suitable for use as cannon fodder or for manual labor. Zombies and ghouls were representative of this type.
