On the seabed mountain range, outside the Ruined City, lay a stretch of seafloor piled high with silt.
Wang Zhihe's Swamp Serpentfolk charged straight into the silt bed. They brought out Clay Figurines one after another and poured their blood essence over them. Blood-red runes immediately began to flow across the figurines.
The surrounding silt was drawn toward them. Centered on each Clay Figurine, it gathered into a Mud Golem in the shape of a Swamp Serpentfolk.
The Mud Doll Inheritance of the Golem Master, "Mudman Zhang"!
Looking at the Mud Golems, Liang Ji immediately recalled that after the first mock assessment, Wang Zhihe, the class's second-ranked student, had applied to the school and their homeroom teacher for the Mud Doll Inheritance.
Now it seemed he had indeed taught his Vassals to master it.
Wang Zhihe's Swamp Serpentfolk then took control of the Mud Golems and sent them charging toward the Ruined City ahead.
Liang Ji and the others had already determined that the Ruined City was one of the indigenous Vassals' settlements on this planet, and there were probably some treasures inside.
Even so, they had no intention of sending their Vassals charging straight in.
After all, they knew nothing about the situation inside the Ruined City, nor how many First-Rank indigenous Sharkfolk remained there.
For this opportunity-seeking expedition, each of them could bring in only ten thousand Vassals. They couldn't add more later or send reinforcements. If their forces were all lost here, their treasure hunt would be over almost as soon as it began.
Wouldn't that make them a laughingstock?
So after a brief discussion, the three decided that Wang Zhihe's Swamp Serpentfolk would send the Mud Golems ahead as scouts and vanguard to investigate the Ruined City.
Their own Vassals would follow close behind, ready to