"Hey, what's the use of saying all that? Hurry up and think of something," Liu Ling'er shouted.
"Since they're all corpses, we can just become corpses too." I smiled, and my eyes turned silver. The next moment, a radiance enveloped them. The corpses lunging toward us suddenly stopped, then returned to their bewildered state.
"What happened?" Guan Ningxue asked.
"I used the power of the Heavenly Dao to temporarily alter your auras, making you seem like their kind." I pointed at the vast horde of corpses before us and said helplessly, "If I hadn't done that, I could only have fought my way through."
"With this many corpses, we'd better not," Liu Ling'er said.
The few of us continued walking among the corpse horde, which seemed to be growing increasingly agitated. Seeing this, I frowned and said, "If I'm not mistaken, someone must have entered before us and awakened the corpse horde."
"What's going on with these corpses? They can still move?" Liu Ling'er asked in astonishment.
"They're walking corpses. The Heavenly Corpse Forbidden Zone is filled with terrifying yin energy, so corpses that die here can continue moving. They just become muddle-headed," I explained.
"No wonder. I thought they were all zombies," Liu Ling'er said, clapping her hands.
"That's nothing strange." I shook my head and said calmly, "When yin energy is sufficiently dense, corpses often undergo mutations. That's how walking corpses are born."
"The existence of walking corpses is extremely terrifying. If they appeared in the mortal world, they would probably stir up a bloody storm. However, they seem unable to break out of the Heavenly Corpse Forbidden Zone for some reason. Otherwise, it would be the apocalypse for many people," I said.
"It's so huge here." Guan Ningxue raised her head and glanced at the gray, murky