Chapter 387: Skull of the Cabra Wendigo

Tracking the Ghouls is much easier than tracking the Orcs.

The orcs rely on the miracles of wild beasts, and at best they are good at concealing their whereabouts. A few elite warriors can even be called top assassins based on their concealment ability alone.

Anti and Rafafar were tracking the beasts, but basic perception was useless if they were a little far away, so they could only rely on metaphysical animal perception to track the beasts of the other party.

As for the Ghouls, not to mention the large number of traces they left behind during their brutal march, even ordinary people could smell the strong body odor left behind by the fact that most of them overeat and don't like to clean themselves.

It was very dark inside the underground ruins, with only faint illumination provided by some light coming through some unknown crack.

This was another underground maze that terrified Anti.

Fortunately, we entered this maze not to find a way out, but to track it with a clear goal.

As the breath of the corpse-eating demon followed, after a while, everyone clearly felt the temperature drop.

There is a large area of ​​frost in the area ahead.

There were no traces left by the running Ghouls, as there were no Ghouls nearby. However, the severe cold here continued to spread and was deeply rooted.

Everyone cheered up.

Suddenly, a series of screams came from the depths.

It was the cry of the zombie.

Then, dense footsteps suddenly came from all directions, and a large number of zombies ran wildly at the same time, making the entire underground ruins seem to be shaking.

Anti and his companions immediately saw the shadows of some zombies passing by in the distance, but their target was not Anti and his companions.

"What, what happened?" Kavo asked in surprise.

From a quiet and silent ruins to a galloping racecourse in just a moment.

And suddenly some words popped up in front of Anti.

[Event: "Kill that zombie"]

[Gift from Tiabach: You can stop time within a certain range for one second on your own physical level. The price is that after the one second has passed, only you will stop for one second.]

Brother Tiabach's reward arrived at this time.

And the power of giving is to stop the time that makes the eyes of countless people, serious or not, brighten.

However, it was only one second, shorter than a certain invincible yellow stand.

But what is the worldview of the stand, what is the worldview here? With Anti's current strength, one second is enough to torture a defenseless opponent several times.

As for the side effects, they are neither big nor small.

Similarly to the above, if Anti himself was frozen for one second and unable to resist, even the believers of the God of Inscription would seize the opportunity to attack Anti.

In other words, the timing of Anti's use of this one-second time stop must be very precise.

In order to kill your opponent with certainty, you must also ensure your own safety within one second after stopping.

I accepted the gift without hesitation.

Tiabach's reward at this time is also a real signal.

I think the zombies have achieved some results in their goal in Sky City.

The speed is much faster than expected. It is hard to say about other things about these remaining zombies, but their efficiency is really fast, which may be related to their fast running speed.

Anti led the others and ran in the direction where the zombies were running.

As they went deeper into the area in front of them, the frost around them had definitely turned into solid ice. Finally, a deep pit appeared in front of them.

A huge hole was created at the top of the deep pit, leading all the way to the bottom of the ruins. It seemed that something had once fallen from the surface of the Sky City and landed all the way at the bottom.

The solid ice and the pile of rocks at the bottom were piled up together to form a towering earth slope, where the zombies gathered.

You can see a most sturdy and strong ghoul, wearing protective gear made from the fur and bones of its own kind, with a deep red light flashing in its eyes.

In one hand, he held a bone hammer that was also made of white bones, and in the other hand, he held a large skull.

That skull was different from the round-headed zombies we have today. It was shaped like a deer's head, with a pair of exaggeratedly large horns. The forked horns, like branches, still had remnants of the fur and scales of some creatures hanging on them.

[Skull of Kabra Wendigo: The skull of the alien zombie king is exposed. His body was destroyed by Bist and Lebaonce, and only his skull remains. It contains the secret to the zombie pillar.] The skull of the zombie king. The coldness of the entire lower area of ​​the ruins is all emitted from the mottled skull.

As expected, Kabra Wendigo died in the Sky City, and even his final body was buried here.

Now it has been dug out by the descendants of the former corpse-eating demons.

So what's coming next?

After seeing the description of the skull, Anti was on high alert, as a quasi-pillar god-level opponent could appear at any time.

Seeing Antido so serious, Rafafar and Wolfbear, who sensed the terrifying aura of the skull, also became extremely alert.

Then, they saw the leading corpse demon directly put the skull on the hammerhead of the bone hammer in its hand.

When the skull approached the hammer head, it seemed to form a faint resonance with the bone hammer. The deep blue light pulled the two together and finally connected them.

[Hammer Staff of the Ghoul: Based on the habits and characteristics of the Ghoul, the skulls of powerful tribe warriors and even the Ghoul King are spliced ​​together to form a hammer staff. The physical properties may have reached a certain peak, and it can also strengthen the Ghoul's various powers. ]

[Faceros's signature: ***Waste of nature's resources! ]

Brother Farcelos is not very friendly.

But Anti was also stunned.

He was ready for this Ghoul to put on a helmet and transform into the second Ghoul King, carry the Ghoul Pillar on his back, become a quasi-pillar god, and shout "Jiliguala" to seek revenge on the orcs.

That's the result? You press the skull of your great ancestor onto your weapon, and that's it?

Although this does create a powerful-looking weapon...

Anti looked at the scene where the surrounding zombies howled as he raised his arms and shouted, and he had a guess.

Is it possible that this group of zombies are simply here to look for the skull of their ancestors, and they really don’t know that the secret of the Pillar of Zombies is hidden inside the skull?
Anti slowly realized that not all races, after thousands of years of ups and downs, would leave descendants that could reach the heights of the dragon corpses, Polyvis, the elite sea tribes, or even orcs like Angmo.

There is no ubiquitous inheritance, no leader with many talented people, high ideological level, strong sense of mission and intention of revival.

They have simply managed to survive until now in such a difficult environment. It can be said to be a miracle that they can survive, let alone inherit the power of their ancestors, seek revenge and revive.

It is enough to have the strength to survive.

"Seems okay?" Kavo whispered uncertainly.

The skull seemed quite scary when it was picked up, but after the hammer was installed, I always felt that they had made a mistake.

"You still have to be careful." Anti thought for a moment and answered in the same way. It was rare for him to say something with high emotional intelligence, although it didn't make any sense.

The bone hammer of the corpse demon was filled with cold air. The leader suddenly grabbed a thin corpse demon nearby and pressed its head on the bone hammer.

The corpse-eating demon let out a wail, but in the instant, all of its flesh and bones were absorbed by the bone hammer, leaving no residue.

The skull on the hammer had a faint red light in its hollow eye sockets. The other ghouls were not afraid, and even shouted even more happily, thinking that this strange performance was worthy of their hard work in digging.

As for the absorbed corpse-eating demon?
The question is the culture of the Corpse Eaters. When they were fighting, they were one of the strongest armies in the Pillar God era, but Kabra Wendigo just led them to fight everywhere to support themselves, and never cultivated any spiritual culture. The most primitive law of the jungle was ingrained in their bones, even among their own kind.

When a ghoul mother gives birth, if she finds that the children are malnourished, she will first pick out a few of the less attractive looking ones and eat them.

There are indeed some ordinary creatures in nature that behave like this, but it is a little hard to accept for a species like the Ghouls that also has intelligence.

As for the father, that is uncertain. One-to-one pairing is not popular among zombies. It is already very good that other zombies do not steal food. At least there is a habit among zombies that they can only eat their own children.

At least they respect fertile female ghouls.

"Okay, except for a few zombie warriors, this group is just a mob at best. Pay special attention to the leader and the hammer in his hand, and especially don't let the hammer hit your body." Anti whispered quickly.

The man, the wolf and the bear nodded obediently.

Then Anti stared at the bone hammer: "Let's attack together, the target is the skull, get ready..."

Anti was about to shout a command.

Boom!

The pile of rubble on the other side in the distance was blown apart, and the zombies immediately started screaming in a frustrating manner.

The orcs, led by Angmo, were approaching quickly through the smoke.

Why are they here?
(End of this chapter)