Ying Gou's Corpse Qi
Lu Xiaotian had considerable attainments in formations as well. Ying Gou had been an unparalleled powerhouse of the same era as Jiang Chen Tiandu and the Netherdried Silkworm Venerable. Even the corpse qi transformed from a piece of his skull was no trivial matter.
However, a trace of immortal origin left behind by the Honghao Heavenly Emperor was contained within it, greatly affecting the corpse qi in Ying Gou's bones. Lu Xiaotian quickly reached a judgment: with his strength, the odds of forcibly taking it would be extremely low.
If he dealt with it properly, however, there might still be hope.
At that moment, the totemic power and dragon origin once again fused completely, sinking into the enormous mountain range before him. Lu Xiaotian suddenly felt as though he had become part of the mountain range himself. The instant he entered it, the mountain range seemed to transform into a vast world. Inside was a scene of mountains of corpses and seas of blood.
Countless warships raced across the surging blue-black waves. In this boundless black ocean, not a single warship could fly through the air.
The Ghost Race's skeletal warships were either vessels made from giant-elephant bones or boats crafted from dragon bones. Their forms varied wildly. Upon them were either hordes of ghost soldiers—armies of skeletons marching in formation—or sinister ghost qi and ferocious specters with blue faces, protruding fangs, and blood seeping from the corners of their mouths.
The many demon tribes of the Demon Realm and Devil Realm also rode upon warships, clashing fiercely with the immortal armies from this side of the boundary. The warships throughout the boundless blue-black ocean were as numerous as ants, while the armies of the various races fought with astonishing brutality.
Lu Xiaotian had already witnessed