He used Conqueror's Haki to sift through the corpses and shadows.
After that came signing contracts with the severed shadows, then stuffing them into the corpses one by one to create a fairly powerful Zombie Army.
This process, like the selection, was both time-consuming and laborious.
The selection alone had already taken Maud around four hours.
According to Domino, Magellan's work shift lasted four hours. If it ran overtime, any "important business" had to be postponed until the next day.
Maud did not mind. He could even use this "gap" to make a few small moves.
However, Magellan, who had always clocked out on time, did not mention leaving work this time.
This strange development surprised Domino, who had worked with him for so long.
What surprised her even more was that while Maud was completing the selection, Warden Magellan had not once used the mobile toilet.
If Domino had been more observant, she would have noticed that from the Fourth Floor to the Fifth Floor, Magellan's gaze had remained fixed on Maud.
This extremely responsible warden was keeping a close watch on Maud in his own way, preventing any unforeseen incident.
Or perhaps Marine Headquarters had revealed some information to him, making him unusually vigilant and ensuring that he never relaxed.
Since Magellan did not mention the end of his shift, Maud formally began creating zombies.
Signing contracts and stuffing in the shadows.
The entire process, right up to its completion, took place under the watchful eyes of Magellan and Momonga.
There were gains, but there were also losses.
There was nothing he could do about it.
As one shadow after another entered the frozen corpses, sounds gradually began to echo through the chilly prison cells.
Corpses with dull, lifeless eyes slowly rose to their feet.
Their movements were