Undead God: I Can Extract Everything

Dean McKenzie’s “Raise from Scratch Project” had just been initiated when it immediately faced a hard knock.

He discovered that he seemed unable to handle it.

Because he can’t summon a level 1 skeleton!

No, to be precise, Dean McKenzie couldn’t summon a Perfect Quality skeleton through “Summon Skeleton”.

On one hand, Dean McKenzie’s “Summon Skeleton” level is too high.

The almost level 11 “Summon Skeleton” starts with level 123!

Trying to summon a level 1 skeleton would be beyond Dean McKenzie’s ability.

This step directly halted Dean McKenzie’s “Raise from Scratch Project”.

“Damn, this is the first time I’ve learned that having a high skill level, being too strong, is not always a good thing!”

After experimenting several times and failing, Dean McKenzie could only reluctantly put this plan on hold for now.

Luckily, this plan isn’t something that could increase combat effectiveness immediately.

Furthermore, from the angle of leveling up talent, the more this plan is executed later, the greater its benefits will be.

Now it is still only at level 1 with Perfect Quality and level 5 talent.

In the future, if Dean McKenzie can create a level 1 Extraordinary Quality with level 6 talent, or even a level 1 Legendary Quality with level 7 talent, or a level 1 Epic Quality with level 9 talent, then he would truly defy heaven.

Comforting himself in this way, Dean McKenzie quickly adjusted his mentality.

His attention once again went back to the benefits at hand.

First, he used the “Secret Realm Modification Scroll” and the “Secret Realm Crystal”.

In one go, Dean McKenzie upgraded and solidified the rules of his Land of Bone.

One, any common human that enters the Land of Bone automatically becomes a citizen of the Land of Bone, and with Dean McKenzie’s approval can freely enter and exit the Land of Bone.

Two, Dean McKenzie can strip all power from the citizens of the Land of Bone and at the same time, he has absolute authority over the benefits the citizens gain from killing monsters.

Three, upon the death of the citizens of the Land of Bone, their bodies will return to the Land of Bone, transforming into wraiths, and their souls will be at ease.

These were the original rules of the Land of Bone.

On this basis, Dean McKenzie made some modifications and added a few new rules.

First, Dean McKenzie added the existence of “Bone Mark”. The “Citizens of the Land of Bone” could apply to enter the “Land of Bone” through the “Bone Mark”.

At the same time, professionals could become “Citizens of the Land of Bone” by accepting the “Bone Mark”.

Second, Dean McKenzie added that the corpses of monsters killed by citizens of the Land of Bone would be transported to the Land of Bone, but citizens can earn extra money. However, citizens with gathering abilities are excluded.

Third, Dean McKenzie added that citizens of the Land of Bone could not reveal the existence of the Land of Bone in any form.

After adding and reinforcing these rules, Dean McKenzie used the remaining 50 points of the Secret Realm Crystal.

He created a place that connects the “Land of Bone” with the outside world.

In this area, Dean McKenzie planned to build a “City of Bone”.

According to Dean McKenzie’s concept of the “City of Bone”, this is a city entirely aimed at the citizens of the Land of Bone.

The main functions are two-fold.

One is to set up a firewall.

To prevent the citizens of the Land of Bone from bringing in all kinds of miscellaneous things after they go out.

The other is to better manage the citizens of the Land of Bone. Dean McKenzie could use the “City of Bone” to guide the citizens of the Land of Bone to collect the resources he needs.

This will also be an important link connecting Dean McKenzie to the citizens of the Land of Bone.

However, the concept of this “City of Bone” is just an idea at the moment, just an empty piece of land.

Dean McKenzie planned to have Old Six build it after the completion of the warehouse.

After perfecting the rules of the Land of Bone and creating the initial concept of the “City of Bone”, Dean McKenzie turned his attention back to Doggy Two and the others.

The current upgrade of the “Bone Tomb” increased the power of Doggy Two and the others, which filled Dean McKenzie with hope.

Naturally, Dean McKenzie is also ready to throw resources into boosting their power.

Only, Dean McKenzie glanced at the resources he had on hand.

When it came to increasing power, Dean McKenzie’s main resources were from two areas.

One was money, and the other was templates.

As for money, Dean McKenzie currently held 5 million gold coins, and about 20,000 purple gold coins.

This translated to roughly 25 million gold coins.

This amount should be sufficient.

However, he fell a bit short on the templates.

Dean McKenzie did a recount, including the templates he got from this transaction with Boris Holt’s Business Association and those obtained from the Giant Bear Tribe.

Dean McKenzie currently had about 20,000 Elite Templates.

2,000 Excellent Templates, 300 Rare Templates. Perfect templates? There were none.

But he had around 280 Perfect Quality corpses.

Dean McKenzie calculated, without considering other factors,

It would take about 30,000 Elite Templates to get one Extraordinary Trait, 3,000 Excellent Templates to get one Extraordinary Trait, 30 Rare Templates to get one Extraordinary Trait, and 30 Perfect Quality corpses to get one Extraordinary Trait.

In other words, the resources Dean McKenzie has could create about 12 Extraordinary Traits.

With six Extraordinary Traits, Dean McKenzie started calculating with his fingers.

“Old Four’s ‘Guardian Shield’s’ ‘Damage Negation’ definitely needs to be enhanced, this is for survival!

Old Eight’s ‘Forced Decapitation’s’ ‘Ghost Blade’ and ‘Strong Stealth’s’ ‘Power of Shadow’ also need enhancing.

The next one is Old Two’s.”

As he spoke, Dean McKenzie’s gaze landed on Old Two’s attributes..