The Countess's Tower?
According to the address Andaril had provided, Liu Zhi arrived in front of the Countess's tower.
He had encountered all kinds of bizarre situations along the way. Various forms of yin and demonic energy had affected the surrounding environment, and several times, Liu Zhi had nearly been deceived.
Fortunately, Liu Zhi's current strength far surpassed those strange situations. Everything fell into his eyes like a child's toy, and he could tell what was going on at a glance.
On the rare occasions when he was deceived, Liu Zhi was actually quite happy.
But what was this supposed to be? It was clearly a perfectly orthodox Japanese detached house.
It was no more than two stories tall, and its floor area was not particularly large. At most, it looked big enough for a family of three to live in.
How did this count as a tower?
With a trace of curiosity, Liu Zhi walked forward a few steps. The "tower" before him had no sign of human presence and clearly looked like it had been abandoned for a long time, so he simply pushed at the door.
Yet the instant he pushed the door, Liu Zhi felt the hairs on his body stand on end, as if some wandering ghost or malicious spirit had fixed its gaze on him.
This was something he had never encountered since becoming a Necromancer.
One had to understand what it felt like for a mythical Necromancer to fear a wandering ghost or malicious spirit.
Liu Zhi immediately grew curious about the tower before him.
Could it be that the Countess was truly an exceptionally powerful mage? Only then could she have transformed her tower into a structure that combined offense and defense.
Thinking this, Liu Zhi found it easy to understand why