Soul is a necromancer who studies the true meaning of death, but was forcibly bound to the Holy Light priest profession by a broken system. He has served as a model of piety within the Holy See for ten years!
Ten years of drinking ice will burn your soul. Bathed in the most hated light every day and listening to hypocritical prayers, Victor never wanted to tear this damn disguise apart.
Until the tenth year, the system ran out of energy and collapsed completely.
That same day, he transformed the pope's youngest son into a skeleton knight.
Above the church, everyone is terrified, judgment is coming——
But he casually bloomed a vast holy light that was more pure than the Pope, and sighed helplessly at the devout believers who were kneeling on the ground.
"Don't be nervous, I'm just an ordinary Holy Light Priest, really."
... That's weird!
After ten years of hiding, the shackles are gone. The holy light is my shield, and the undead is my blade.
The "Book of the Dead" hidden under the Holy Seat, the strange finger bones connected to the ultimate death, and the group of hypocrites who think they control everything...
This undead natural disaster starring Holy Light Priest has just begun.
Reader comments
A very nice book worth recommending
The author has very good writing skills and the plot is very coherent, at least that's the part I've read so far.
The logic is self-consistent and the words are sophisticated. It was okay at the beginning, but later on the protagonist lacked impressive characteristics and seemed to be deliberately trying to make a star.
The author has a conscience and at least filled in the pitfalls in the form of an outline.
A very nice book worth recommending
The author has very good writing skills and the plot is very coherent, at least that's the part I've read so far. The logic is self-consistent and the words are sophisticated. It was okay at the beginning, but later on the protagonist lacked impressive characteristics and seemed to be deliberately trying to make a star. The author has a conscience and at least filled in the pitfalls in the form of an outline.