After dealing with the old gargoyle, Liu Zhi didn't rest. The old gargoyle was dead, but who knew if he had any other clones?
At level 14, who didn't have a few tricks up their sleeve?
And who didn't have a clone or two?
Liu Zhi didn't want to leave, only for one of the old gargoyle's clones to pop up and return here. That would be downright embarrassing.
So Liu Zhi went into the old gargoyle's tomb, hoping to see if there was anything else inside. It would be good if he could find some clues or another clone.
As soon as he entered the building that looked like a tomb, Liu Zhi sensed that the space had changed.
The space inside the tomb was clearly about three times larger than it appeared from the outside.
It was also filled with yin energy, at a concentration roughly five times higher than outside—about the same as the yin energy in an ordinary underworld.
It was clear that the old gargoyle had taken excellent care of this place. Living here not only improved his strength, but also let him keep building his own gargoyle army.
To Liu Zhi, this place was practically a treasure trove.
He didn't know who had owned it before, but the current state of things made it obvious that the old gargoyle had invested a great deal here.
After entering, Liu Zhi took a quick look around and walked over to a huge boulder.
There were many stones of various sizes inside the tomb. Most stood as tall as an ordinary person, and it was clear they were the main material used to carve gargoyles.
Of course, since this was on the Dayil Continent, the stones were mostly marble and obsidian.
The one before him was a