Gu Xi laid out his detailed plan.
The principle behind it was actually quite simple. Gu Xi planned to place the Illusion Magic Staff in Living Giant Rock City for nurturing.
As for the Nurturing Ritual, Gu Xi planned to modify the City Entry Ritual established by the Avatar Lord.
First, the requirement to queue before entering the city could not be changed.
If they did not have to queue to enter the city, what would be the point of this ritual?
However, after lining up to enter the city, the undead would no longer be passively required to touch bones; they would be encouraged to do so voluntarily.
Gu Xi planned to stop using bones and instead erect several Standing Pillars behind the City Gate.
All returning undead would have to touch one of the Standing Pillars.
There had been no benefit to touching bones before, but touching the Standing Pillars would bring rewards.
As long as an undead came over and touched a standing pillar, it would receive the effects of Random Buff Magic for one hour.
If the undead also offered some sacrifices, the duration of the buff would range from two to six hours.
Would that not make it appealing?
More importantly, with the buff magic concealing it, the Avatar Lord's influence over newly arrived undead would be hidden away.
No undead would know about or discover it.
What Gu Xi wanted was the sense of ritual when undead earnestly touched the Standing Pillars upon entering the city.
As long as an undead seriously touched a standing pillar, the pillar would react, transferring the Yin Energy emitted by the undead into the Illusion Magic Staff. The Illusion Magic Staff would then return the favor by granting the undead a buff magic effect.
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