Frod himself could possess others as well, but his possession was a branch of the special ability "Madam Xila's Soul-Death Blinding."
He could only possess those whose souls had left their bodies within Soul-Death Blinding. Since the original owner's soul had already departed, the body he entered was essentially half a dead person. Even if the original soul was summoned back after the possession ended, the immense death aura carried by Frod's ability would contaminate the original owner's body. Unless that person was a transcendent, they would basically not survive.
Thus, Frod's possession was unlike Yada's. He could not control its degree and possess someone without harming a mortal.
Nor was Frod a bloodthirsty person. He could not bring himself to kill mortals merely for a little indulgence of the appetite. What was more, the mortals in Star-Lake Castle had been sent by Neya.
Therefore, Frod could only secretly envy Yada.
However, Frod also knew that Yada's prank was not malicious. He had merely been undead for too long, and after finally gaining the chance to revisit the joys of being alive, he had secretly possessed human bodies.
Although Frod understood, Yada's string of actions had already left the people of Star-Lake Castle trembling with fear. No matter what, Frod still intended to knock some sense into the increasingly inflated Yada. He simply needed to wait for a suitable opportunity.
Though Yada gave him a headache, it was ultimately a minor matter. Yada would not harm anyone.
What truly made Frod feel stifled was Sunny. Compared to Yada, Sunny's state of mind lagged behind by more than a single level. Even now, her cultivation of Soul Sleight had yet to end.
A violent aura would flare up from time to time, and Sunny was always hovering at the edge of