On one hand, the value and allure of this knowledge are undeniable; on the other hand, societal prejudice and potential risks cannot be ignored.
"The 'Eternal Plague' of the Third Era indeed caused great harm to Necromancy..."
He muses to himself, "But precisely because of this, mastering such knowledge is now even more precious."
"Moreover, from a career development perspective..."
Ron begins a more rational analysis:
"The scarcity of Necromancers means that those who possess this ability have irreplaceable value in certain fields. Archaeology, historical research, medical studies... all require such professionals."
"Most importantly, Necromancy is highly compatible with my current research direction."
He recalls his various experiences in the Abyss, those ancient consciousnesses, dispersed souls, the cycle of death and rebirth...
