Necromancer: Becoming a God from a Lord

Various prosthetic parts kept flashing on the magic network teleportation array in the laboratory, and were moved and assembled in an orderly manner by the working alchemy beasts.

"Reiner, this is your new prosthesis." Harvey patted Reiner on the shoulder and pointed to the brand new silver-white alchemical prosthesis on the suspension bracket.

Reiner excitedly moved closer to observe, "It's really... beautiful! This outer armor, this alloy skeleton, and... there are also dual energy slots!"

This is a custom alchemical prosthesis that Harvey gave to the "Mirror Man" of the Alchemical Exploration Society three months ago. It is a special model that he designed by himself and then the other party perfected the details.

There is actually a reason why Harvey named it a "research-type" prosthesis. The main way to use the alchemical prosthesis made by the Exploration Society in the spellcasting world is to activate it with special spells and act through commands.

But because the prosthesis itself is a lifeless metal creation, it is as rigid as the zombie of the necromancer and can only complete some simple attack and defense actions.

Most spellcasters use alchemical prostheses mainly to replace knights' squires for close protection of mages.

After all, it only takes materials, money and a few weeks to make an alchemical prosthesis, but it takes more than ten years to train a knight with bloodline power.

The energy supply of auxiliary prostheses is relatively extensive, and most of them are used in magic laboratories to assist research casters in various research experiments with a certain degree of risk.

This "research" prosthesis is to abandon the redundant structure of the combat prosthesis, enhance some functions of the auxiliary prosthesis, and set up many upgradeable spare parts slots.

Reiner, who has experienced a soul transfer experiment, lay on the experimental table with ease, and cooperated with Harvey to quickly complete the soul transfer of the new prosthesis.

After only a dozen seconds, the blue soul flame was rekindled in the eye sockets of the metal head of the new prosthesis.

"Well... Sir, I feel... I seem to be light." Reiner propped himself up and tentatively touched the ground with his feet.

Harvey quickly reminded, "Be careful, your current body is made of secret alloy. Although it is light, it is extremely hard. You need to control your strength."

Reiner nodded while supporting the experimental table. Inadvertently, his metal palm pressed two deep palm prints on the hard table.

"This... this... I... I'm afraid it will take several days to adapt." Reiner was a little at a loss.

"It doesn't matter, let's try the charging power of the energy gathering array first..."

Harvey took the experimental record manual and rigorously asked Reiner to complete a series of inspections of the new prosthesis.

The magic energy capacity is five times the original. Now even if Reiner does not carry a spare magic stone, he can guarantee at least three days of daily activities after completing the charging.

Harvey also simplified the complicated energy-driven inscriptions in the past and hid them all in the outer armor, making the overall prosthesis look much more beautiful.

The main energy supply inscription array is drawn on the alloy skeleton and the energy core on the chest, so that as long as Reiner's two soul cores in the chest and head are not destroyed at the same time, even if it is blown into eight pieces, it can be reassembled.

Reiner stood in front of the semi-reflective glass wall, curiously reaching out to touch the several connection slots on his spine, "Sir, what are these slots used for?"

He seemed to have a sudden burst of inspiration, and asked with a smile: "Are you going to install a pair of wings for me?"

"Theoretically, it is not completely impossible, but according to the power of energy output, you are likely to explode into a ball of fireworks just after flying in the air due to overload."

Harvey did not discuss this idea with Reiner too much. After all, he had seriously considered the feasibility of the magic helicopter when he was in the Academy of the Dead.

Of course, the result is that the frequency and power consumption of energy output are not enough to support this kind of invention without nutrition. Isn't it good for various flying spells of high-level spellcasters?

Harvey asked the working alchemy beast to bring a long metal box and put it steadily on the experimental table.

"The slots on your back are used to equip this set of prosthetic accessories."

Harvey opened the box, revealing four neatly stacked brass-colored metal mechanical tentacles.

The tip of each mechanical tentacle is equipped with the same three-toed claw hook as the medical alchemist, which adds a sense of weirdness and disharmony to these metal tentacles that look like octopus tentacles.

"This thing looks like Mr. Egno's magic vine..." Reiner murmured.

Harvey thought: This is Dr. Octopus's trump card...

"Try to assemble it first, I'll be responsible for debugging it for you." Harvey commanded the alchemist to assist Reiner and completed the assembly of the six mechanical tentacles.

The tentacles made of special enchanted metal are obviously not light. After all of them are installed on both sides of Reiner's spine, Reiner suddenly has some difficulty maintaining his body balance and can only hold the hoisting bracket tightly, which looks very funny.

"My Lord, I can't drive it at all! I can't sense the energy pipelines in its internal structure!"

Harvey suppressed his laughter and quickly took out another long metal can from the metal box. After unscrewing it, there was a cold air coming out of it, which was obviously the effect of the frozen magic stone embedded inside.

He manipulated the magician's hand and took out a strange bone with pure white color but a faint flash of inscriptions on the surface - it turned out to be a whole human spine.

Then he completely embedded it into the spinal slot reserved behind Reiner, and then closed the exoskeleton deck.

Reiner was very relieved that Harvey was conducting all kinds of strange experiments and transformations on him that he did not understand, but curiosity still made him keep asking questions.

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"My lord, what is this thing? Why does it look like the spine of a living person?"

Harvey could only comfort him that it was definitely not a disgusting thing taken from a living person or a dead body, and in fact it was not.

This was an independent neural spine system with its own activity, which he made with the blood of demons and other rare materials and reshaped with flesh and blood.

This was the key to allowing Reiner to control the six mechanical tentacles behind him.

"Okay, try to drive them again."

Reiner did not dare to let go easily, for fear that he would fall backwards on the spot if he let go. Harvey keenly observed that the energy inscriptions on his prosthesis showed a faint light through the gaps in the outer armor, extending all the way to his back.

A limp mechanical tentacle suddenly trembled as if it had received an electric shock, and then the three-toed claw hook at the end of the tentacle also gently opened and closed several times.

"Huh? I seem to feel something. They... they seem to have grown on me and become a part of me."

Reiner tried his best to control the power of energy transmission. The six mechanical tentacles that were originally drooping like dead objects all trembled and became more and more flexible, twisting and dancing like a poisonous snake lured by a recorder.

Harvey laughed and couldn't help clapping: "Now I should call you, Dr. Reiner... Hahaha."

Surprised and happy, Reiner didn't care to respond to Harvey's nonsense ridicule.

He let go of his hand and walked steadily on the ground, with six long mechanical tentacles waving flexibly on his back.

With a slight thought, one of the tentacles immediately swooped in front of Harvey, opened and closed the grappling hook, and carefully straightened the crooked collar of the wizard's robe for him.

Reiner turned his head to look at the metal lab table, and two tentacles immediately rushed to the front of the table. One of them flexibly picked up Harvey's feather pen, and the other took out a piece of white paper from the lab table and began to write his name.

Reiner's tone was filled with uncontrollable excitement.

"Sir, I can now... I can complete the experiment while recording the experimental data, and assemble the parts at the same time... No! Not only that! I... I think I can do four jobs at the same time!"