Liu Zhi didn't ask any questions just because he couldn't make sense of it. He only took one look and committed it to memory, planning to observe it bit by bit later. After all, although the undead followed different paths, their ways of thinking were always connected.
Once he understood what was going on, Liu Zhi could make up for the other missing pieces.
After walking across the surface of the water and past the corpse wall, which stretched twenty li across, Liu Zhi finally reached the coast of the Undead Continent.
At that point, Ida said, "I'll take you this far. I can't go any farther with you."
Liu Zhi nodded and looked into the distance.
He spotted a zombie standing not far away who looked a little like Ida.
Although they looked somewhat alike, they weren't one and the same.
Even their bearing was different. They were practically polar opposites.
"My name is Xiuda. I'm one of the four clones in charge of managing this continent."
"Four clones managing this continent? Your original self can make clones and assign them tasks?" Liu Zhi asked curiously.
"Yes." Ida, who hadn't left yet, spoke from beside them. "You know how it is with Necromancers. They have the most corpses and ways to handle souls at their disposal, so it's only normal for them to have a few more clones."
Liu Zhi glanced at the two of them, a hint of amusement passing through his mind.
He had already realized that the two before him weren't quite the same.
Ida was a proper clone, while Xiuda was merely a clone awakened from something like a projection.
There was quite a difference in their levels.
At the very least, Ida could communicate with his original self telepathically, while Xiuda had to pass