Frod paid such close attention to the abilities of special undead because of Tulas.
Back in Firstheart City, he had always complained about Tulas causing havoc everywhere. But as they spent more time together, he gradually came to understand Tulas. He was a somewhat simple-minded big boy with an exceptionally pure heart. If Frod had still been alive, he might have mocked him as an idiot. But after becoming a soul body, compared with those unfathomable, complicated personalities, Frod found himself increasingly fond of people with pure hearts.
Angel had previously mentioned that, given the chance, he would let Tulas study Soul Sleight as well.
From that moment on, Frod had taken it to heart.
There were two mainstream methods of learning Soul Sleight. Yada and Sunny had learned through death energy, which was relatively safe. But it also tended toward mediocrity.
The second method was to assist one's study of Soul Sleight by killing undead and absorbing their special energy.
Although this method carried the risk of corruption, if the other party's special ability was suitably powerful, one could learn it instantly, and the resulting power would be much greater.
Frod himself had learned Soul Sleight by absorbing Madam Xila, a special undead that could transform into a spider.
The first method could be undertaken at any time, so it could be set aside for now. As for the second method, if he truly encountered a special undead whose ability suited Tulas, it was clearly better than the first.
That was precisely why Frod cared so much about whether the farmer's ghost had become a special undead, and what special ability it would possess if it had.
"Special undead are usually hard to come by. I hope you are one..."
After discussing the current situation with Dru and arranging