Although he had not deliberately worked on improving them, Gu Xi had already pushed the Necromancer's basic abilities to a fairly high level.
Passive skills like Corpse Construction and Corpse Bone Research were already close to level 40.
Even without suitable tools on hand, dismantling a corpse like this was quite easy for Gu Xi.
In just a few moves, the Pegasus's corpse was taken apart into parts of various sizes and set aside.
Of course, Gu Xi was not a Butcher, nor was he a biologist. He was a Necromancer.
So his method of handling these parts was also the method of the undead.
He did not sort the pieces by edible portions like a Butcher, nor by organs like a biologist.
Gu Xi sorted them into blood, flesh, and bones, placing them off to the side.
After that, he began examining them carefully, bit by bit.
Only after he had checked all the blood, flesh, and bones did Gu Xi let out a long sigh.
Just as he had sensed, the foundation of this world was longevity, but there was another condition as well: decay.
The creatures in this world were not like Void Creatures, growing stronger the longer they lived.
On the contrary, because they had lived too long, some beings that were not originally Immortal Species had begun to suffer internal organ rot.
Just like these bones and organs now. The bones were as brittle as glass, and when they had smashed down from the sky, they had already shattered into powder.
If Gu Xi had not been highly skilled in his profession, he might not even have been able to piece them back together.
At the same time, the traits the Pegasus should originally have possessed were also gone because of its longevity.
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