It really was teleportation-based movement...
At noon, Guan Tong saw the announcement released by the authorities and confirmed that his earlier guess had been correct.
The Sound Hunter was not fast—it teleported directly beside whoever made a sound, killed them, then immediately teleported away.
And for now, it was certain that the Sound Hunter would only hunt individuals who made sounds. Even if others stood beside that person, they would not be affected.
As for whether the Sound Hunter would still attack if two people had their necks pressed together, no one knew. No one had been reckless enough to try it yet.
Now that Guan Tong had confirmed the Sound Hunter's movement and attack methods, he had the urge to run an experiment.
Naturally, he would not make any sounds himself. He planned to summon Living Dead and have them make noise instead.
If the Living Dead he summoned counted as humans under this rule, Guan Tong would have unlimited chances to experiment.
But to be safe, before starting the experiment, Guan Tong first summoned a thick layer of Shadow Armor that fit tightly against his skin and wrapped around his body.
Then he went into the courtyard outside, blew the Corpse Whistle, and summoned three Living Dead.
The Living Dead summoned by the Corpse Whistle would not roar unless Guan Tong gave them an order. They were not much different from robots.
Once everything was ready, Guan Tong had one of the Living Dead make a sound.
"Roar!!!"
Then he stood to one side and observed the Living Dead.
About five seconds later, without any warning, the Living Dead's neck was pierced, killing it.
Delight flashed through Guan Tong's eyes. It worked.
Under this rule, the Living Dead he summoned were also classified as humans.
That meant he