The Big Boss's methods looked impressive, but in truth, they were just a combination of two or three mythic-level abilities. Liu Zhi simply didn't have a keen enough eye to tell what methods were being used.
Still, it was clear that these methods weren't as impressive as they seemed. It looked like any mythic-level technique could be combined with the others.
Soon, the Big Boss's transformation began to run into trouble.
Liu Zhi could see that although the Big Boss was powerful, there were plenty of things he couldn't handle with just one hand.
Liu Zhi was already a mythic-level shipwright, and even he needed a lot of people to help him build a mythic-level ship.
The Big Boss might have had a plan, but with only one hand to work with, his progress was naturally slower.
Besides, the Dragon's Graveyard had rules of its own. Bones and souls could remain, but all flesh had to be converted into nourishment for the Dragon's Graveyard.
The flesh of all the demons and soldiers here was affected by the same rule. As the Big Boss worked, the ratio of flesh to bone gradually became more and more unbalanced.
In the end, the humanoid puppet he created wasn't as good as he'd planned. It looked like a giant without skin, and its head was covered in countless skulls.
It gave the impression that a bunch of corpses had been forcibly crammed together.
After setting the finished humanoid puppet down, the arm pulled back, and a mass of blood sprayed onto it.
The puppet then began to move on its own.
From his vantage point in the distance, Liu Zhi could see the humanoid puppet's level rising rapidly. It had looked to be only around level 5 at first, but it quickly reached level