Study, observe, and strengthen his foundations—this was Gu Xi's plan after learning that he would be staying in Yuanzu City for roughly another half a year.
Gu Xi was not lacking in resources. After leaving the registration office, he tested it out. Although Yuanzu City claimed there were no channels leading inside,
there was actually more than just the Death City gate deployment.
Gu Xi could still call people when needed.
It was just that Gu Xi understood that if he returned to Aryadovi City, the next time he appeared, he would immediately be thrown into Peixin City.
As for where he would be thrown, there was an eighty percent chance it would be at the house in Sky Garden.
That already counted as loosening some of the restrictions.
After all, Death City was a proper spell. What Yuanzu City was truly guarding against were players trying to enter through other means.
As for the subordinates players brought with them, they were not prohibited.
After all, there were all kinds of classes. Necromancers were not the only class that brought subordinates.
Classes such as certain Druids, Dragon Trainers, and Elf Trainers—which of them did not have large numbers of subordinates?
If there were no space to store their subordinates, what were they supposed to do? They could not possibly transport them all to Yuanzu City by train.
That was simply how things stood.
Spells aimed at players, such as Teleportation Gates, Space-Time Beacons, and Teleport, were prohibited.
But spells aimed at non-players were not prohibited.
As for where exactly the line was drawn, it had nothing to do with your subjective intentions.
The moment a player came out, they would be sent away directly.
Nothing else mattered. Even if you could summon angels, they would only treat them as Angel