I finished digesting all of the knowledge I gained about the creation of mana based creatures shortly before noon. After a quick lunch, I used one of my few remaining questions to ask about the creation and design of flesh and bone creatures, knowledge that would take me decades, if not centuries to learn on my own. That should help me out a lot with my next project.

As for my next project, I got the necromancer, whose name I have learned to be Azrezel, to start helping me out with it. What I’m doing is taking mutilated undead and trying to heal them back to where the body was before it died. Unlike with most healing, there isn’t a blueprint I can follow as the body doesn’t want to heal in any particular way, and in fact, outright resists me. It doesn’t put up much resistance, but it does make it harder than it would be.

So far I prefer my plants to flesh manipulation. My plants actively help me change and control them, they want my will to be pressed into them. These undead definitely don’t.

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Azrezel is looking quite a bit better today, much less gaunt at least. I’ve been healing him the last couple days, though it is rather difficult as far as healing goes. Something about the method of healing he used to keep himself alive interferes with my cleaner version of healing. Though interestingly I noticed some strange kind of vitality that accompanied the dirty version, a long-term positive effect maybe? Some minor boon in exchange for what could be a pretty major backlash? Might be worth looking into though it isn’t really relevant to me.

Other than that I spent some time hanging out with Tiddol and Par today. I kind of felt like the third wheel in that relationship and it felt a little uncomfortable for me, but they were accommodating. They are still my close friends after all, and I enjoy spending time with them.

Anyway, Good Night Diary.