Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Black Dragon's Soul is destroyed, leading to the collapse of the Iceberg.
• A silvered Dragonmen, tasked with monitoring the Black Dragon's Leyline and silverizing the Iceberg, is buried under the landslide.
• The silvered Dragonmen, now a Fishman, reclaims his original body and heads towards the collapsed mountain peak.

Character Developments

• The silvered Dragonmen, now a Fishman, regains his body and transforms back into a Fishman, experiencing a change in his mental state.
• Liu Zhi, now able to identify targets by their Soul, locates the Silvered Fishman and prepares an ambush.

Significant Themes

• Transformation and Identity: The silvered Dragonmen's transformation back into a Fishman raises questions about his identity and purpose.
• Power and Control: Liu Zhi's ability to identify and locate targets based on their Souls demonstrates his growing power and control over the situation.

Character Interactions

• Liu Zhi sets up an ambush for the Silvered Fishman, indicating a potential confrontation between them.
• The Silvered Fishman, now a Fishman, seems to be unaware of Liu Zhi's presence and intentions, setting up a dynamic of unequal knowledge between them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Silverized Fishman is ambushed by Liu Zhi's Skyfire, which deploys three volleys of three shots each from its Spider Cannons, totaling nine hundred Plasma Cannon attacks.
• The Silverized Fishman withstands the initial attacks but is severely injured, losing a hand and weakening his aura.
• Liu Zhi's ground troops, led by Alex, engage the Silverized Fishman, appearing powerful but having average combat effectiveness.
• The Silverized Fishman, believing them weak, fights through them, pushing them into a valley near a Gold-level area.
• Liu Zhi's second wave of troops, focused on control and defense, ambush the Silverized Fishman near the Gold Zone.

Character Developments

• The Silverized Fishman's invincibility belief is shattered, and he becomes more cautious and desperate to escape.
• Liu Zhi demonstrates meticulous planning and strategic thinking, using his troops to lure the enemy towards a specific location.

Significant Themes

• Ambush and strategic planning as a means to overcome superior enemy forces.
• The psychological manipulation of enemies to achieve tactical advantages.

Character Interactions

• Liu Zhi vs. The Silverized Fishman: Liu Zhi uses his forces to lure and weaken the Silverized Fishman, aiming to defeat him strategically rather than through direct confrontation.
• The Silverized Fishman vs. Alex's troops: The Silverized Fishman underestimates Alex's troops, leading to his further weakening and eventual ambush.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Silverized Fishman, unaware of regional boundaries, enters the Diamond region.
• Liu Zhi's subordinates trick the Silverized Fishman into a collapsed valley, blocking his retreat.
• The Silverized Fishman decides to fight his way out, activating his potential to boost combat power.
• Liu Zhi watches from Skyfire, waiting for the right moment to descend.
• Alex stuns the Silverized Fishman, and Liu Zhi's ranged Troops attack, temporarily turning the Fishman's body back to flesh.
• Videnina appears behind the Silverized Fishman, launching a multi-directional sword attack.

Character Developments

• The Silverized Fishman shows determination and desperation, willing to risk his potential to escape.
• Liu Zhi demonstrates strategic patience, waiting for the optimal moment to engage.
• Alex showcases his close-combat abilities and crowd control.
• Videnina reveals her multi-armed, multi-sword attack capability.

Significant Themes

• Strategic planning and adaptability in battle.
• The consequences of underestimating opponents and underpreparing.
• The importance of versatility in Troops and Heroes.

Character Interactions

• Liu Zhi's subordinates taunt the Silverized Fishman, provoking him into a reckless charge.
• Liu Zhi, Alex, and Videnina coordinate their attacks, demonstrating effective teamwork.
• The Silverized Fishman faces off against multiple enemies, showcasing his resilience and desperation.

Key Plot Points & Events

• Liu Zhi, Videnina, and Alex collaborate to defeat the silvered Fishman.
• Liu Zhi employs his strongest techniques: Bone Spears, Death Lightning, [Divinity Eye], Reverse Storm with Quicklime, and Thunder God's Destroyer Fang.
• The silvered Fishman attempts to escape and counterattack but is ultimately defeated.

Character Developments

• Liu Zhi demonstrates his power, experience, and versatility in combat, showcasing his growth over the years.
• Videnina and Alex play supporting roles, setting up the silvered Fishman for Liu Zhi's final strike.

Significant Themes

• Teamwork: The trio's cooperation is crucial in defeating the powerful silvered Fishman.
• Adaptation: Liu Zhi adapts his techniques to counter the silvered Fishman's transformations and silvered state.
• Experience & Growth: Liu Zhi's past encounters with Fishmen have honed his skills and understanding of their weaknesses.

Character Interactions

• Liu Zhi, Videnina, and Alex work together seamlessly, with Videnina and Alex creating opportunities for Liu Zhi to deliver decisive blows.
• Liu Zhi and the silvered Fishman engage in a one-on-one battle after the creature's initial defeat, showcasing Liu Zhi's prowess and the Fishman's desperation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liu Zhi uses 'Eternal Stillness' on a silver-transformed Fishman, creating an opening in its Brow.
• The Fishman's corpse turns into a silver statue, then melts into a pool of liquid.
• Liu Zhi inserts his [Divinity Eye] into the Fishman's Brow, transforming the silver liquid into a Feathered Serpent.
• The Feathered Serpent splits into two identical clones of Liu Zhi, one representing death (Yite) and the other harvest (Leila).

Character Developments

• Liu Zhi gains two new avatars, Yite and Leila, each with unique abilities and roles.
• Liu Zhi's Divinity has developed significantly, as seen in the detailed representation of the Feathered Serpent.

Significant Themes

• Transformation: Liu Zhi's ability to transform and adapt, seen in his creation of the clones and his understanding of their abilities.
• Duality: The theme of two sides or aspects, represented by the two clones and their respective domains of death and harvest.

Character Interactions

• Liu Zhi interacts with his clones, understanding their roles and communicating with them mentally after inserting the [Divinity Eye] back into his eye socket.
• The clones, Yite and Leila, demonstrate their unique abilities to Liu Zhi, showing their potential in combat and magic.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liu Zhi obtains two avatars, Yite (black, Necromancer) and Leila (green, Druid), collectively called the Twin Avatar.
• The avatars' levels are linked to Liu Zhi's minimum level, currently Necromancer, level 4.
• Liu Zhi sends the Twin Avatar to handle matters in the Diamond region while he focuses on the Gold region.
• Liu Zhi encounters a civilization of anti-magic Elephant-men in the Gold region, undetected due to his Dark Sky Curtain.

Character Developments

• Liu Zhi demonstrates strategic planning by sending the Twin Avatar to manage the Diamond region while he focuses on the Gold region.
• The Twin Avatar shows independence and initiative in accepting their mission.

Significant Themes

• The balance and transformation between life and death, as demonstrated by the Twin Avatar's abilities.
• The influence of civilization on creatures, as seen in the anti-magic Elephant-men.

Character Interactions

• Liu Zhi gives the Twin Avatar a mission, setting a standard for their actions.
• The Twin Avatar accepts the mission, understanding its benefits for their growth.
• Liu Zhi's group encounters the anti-magic Elephant-men, though they remain undetected due to Liu Zhi's spell.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liu Zhi and his team encounter a magical suppression while crossing the Gold.
• They are surrounded by three squads of Elephant-men, each about three meters tall, wearing thick clothing adorned with magical countering patterns.
• Liu Zhi's troops deploy, and the battle begins. Liu Zhi and Videnina use Wind Blades (non-magical attacks) to great effect against the Elephant-men.
• Videnina's Wind Blades carry an aura of Blizzard, freezing the Elephant-men and causing them to falter.
• A hidden Elephant-men Spell-sealer is revealed, who can suppress magic within a certain range.

Character Developments

• Liu Zhi demonstrates his sharp observation skills and strategic thinking.
• Videnina showcases her advanced swordsmanship, surpassing her level, and proves to be a formidable close combatant.
• One of the Hero Units shows tactical awareness by protecting the Carriage and understanding his limitations on the main battlefield.

Significant Themes

• The importance of adaptability in combat, as shown by Liu Zhi and Videnina's use of non-magical attacks.
• The strategic value of understanding and countering an enemy's strengths, as seen in the Elephant-men's anti-magic focus and Liu Zhi's response.

Character Interactions

• Liu Zhi and Videnina work together effectively, with Liu Zhi directing the battle and Videnina leading the charge.
• The Hero Units follow Liu Zhi's commands and act according to their abilities and the situation at hand.
• The Elephant-men demonstrate a strong team dynamic, initially focusing on surrounding and isolating their targets but later shifting focus to deal with Videnina's threat.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Videnina's attack on the Elephant-men civilization triggers a magic-forbidden zone, severing Liu Zhi's connection to the Underworld.
• Liu Zhi engages in combat with the Elephant-men, finding their thick hides resistant to both magic and physical attacks.
• Liu Zhi calls for assistance from Skyfire, which unleashes a volley of modified Plasma Cannons against the Elephant-men.
• The Plasma Cannons' explosion knocks down a significant number of Elephant-men, creating an opportunity for Liu Zhi and Videnina to strike.

Character Developments

• Liu Zhi demonstrates strategic thinking, adaptability, and resilience in the face of adversity. He assesses the situation, plans, and executes a counterattack despite the magic-forbidden zone.
• Videnina showcases her combat prowess, taking down multiple Elephant-men after they're incapacitated by the Plasma Cannons' explosion.

Significant Themes

• Adaptability and Strategy: Liu Zhi's ability to adapt to new circumstances and strategize in response to unexpected challenges is highlighted.
• The Limits of Power: The Elephant-men's resistance to both magic and physical attacks underscores the limits of Liu Zhi's and Videnina's powers.

Character Interactions

• Liu Zhi and Videnina fight side by side against the Elephant-men, showcasing a level of coordination and mutual respect.
• Liu Zhi's reliance on Skyfire for assistance highlights their alliance and the importance of Liu Zhi's subordinates in his plans.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Videnina and Liu Zhi's team defeat the Elephant-men, including their elders, reserves, and troops.
• Liu Zhi and Alex's Undead Army collect Elephant-men corpses for research.
• Liu Zhi discovers the corpses' magical properties and plans to investigate further.
• Liu Zhi decides to conquer the Gold region to find a treasure trove enhancing magic resistance.
• Liu Zhi returns to his Silver region territory, where his Undead receive Plague aura bonuses.

Character Developments

• Videnina: Shows strategic thinking by helping Liu Zhi instead of pursuing the elders.
• Liu Zhi: Demonstrates tactical acumen, resourcefulness, and long-term planning in his pursuit of magic resistance enhancement.

Significant Themes

• Resourcefulness and Adaptation: Liu Zhi's ability to make the most of the situation and adapt his plans.
• Long-term Planning: Liu Zhi's strategic thinking, considering future implications and goals.
• Power Dynamics: The struggle for power and resources between Liu Zhi and the Elephant-men.

Character Interactions

• Videnina and Liu Zhi: They work together effectively, showing mutual respect and understanding of each other's strengths.
• Liu Zhi and Alex: Alex's Undead Army assists Liu Zhi, indicating a growing alliance or partnership.
• Liu Zhi and the Elephant-men: Liu Zhi's actions show his disregard for the Elephant-men's power, indicating his confidence and ambition.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liu Zhi returns to the Plague camp and surveys his troops.
• He decides to take over the Gold region and sends troops to scout the centaur civilization.
• Liu Zhi dispatches troops to find the origin of the centaurs and to gather information about their abilities and enemies.
• He plans to create more Spider Cannons and adjust his troops' combat styles to better fight the centaurs.
• Liu Zhi orders the Undead to separate the magical patterns from the centaur corpses to understand their tattooing process.

Character Developments

• Liu Zhi shows strategic planning and adaptability in preparing for the battle against the centaurs.
• He demonstrates a willingness to learn and understand his enemies, showing growth from his initial approach.

Significant Themes

• Preparation and planning are crucial for successful warfare.
• Understanding one's enemies is key to defeating them.
• Liu Zhi's adaptability and willingness to learn show his growth as a character.

Character Interactions

• Liu Zhi interacts with his subordinates, assigning tasks and expecting them to handle matters efficiently.
• He doesn't handle all tasks himself, showing trust in his subordinates' abilities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liu Zhi gathers intelligence on the Elephant-men's cities: main, ancestral, and fortress.
• The ancestral city is identified as the easiest to attack, but it's strange and possibly an ancestral land for Elephant-men souls.
• Liu Zhi learns that Elephant-men have no flying ability but have anti-air weapons.
• Liu Zhi decides to launch a surprise aerial attack on the ancestral city, then plans to lure Elephant-men into open combat.
• Liu Zhi dispatches Skyfire and Underworld Lamp Sun Boats, and the Light of the Arena legion for the assault.

Character Developments

• Liu Zhi demonstrates strategic thinking and caution, considering the Elephant-men's strengths and weaknesses, and the potential threats from their ancestral land.
• Liu Zhi shows decisiveness in making plans and issuing orders based on the gathered information.

Significant Themes

• Strategic warfare: Liu Zhi's plans highlight the importance of intelligence gathering, understanding enemy capabilities, and adapting strategies accordingly.
• Ancestral power: The potential threat from the Elephant-men's ancestral land underscores the power of ancient forces and the dangers of underestimating them.

Character Interactions

• Liu Zhi interacts with his scouts and troops, receiving and acting on their reports, and issuing orders to them.
• Although not directly shown, Liu Zhi's decisions and plans will significantly impact the interactions between his forces and the Elephant-men.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liu Zhi's troops invade the Gold region, alerting the Elephant-men.
• Elephant-men consolidate forces, retreat to cities, and organize troops according to game rules.
• Liu Zhi's first wave encounters a group of Elephant-men, led by a Ghost Hero.
• The Ghost Hero transforms his troops into semi-transparent, partially ghostly forms to ignore physical attacks but increase vulnerability to magical attacks.
• The Ghost Hero's troops, despite being necromancy creatures not ideally suited for his abilities, charge at the Elephant-men.
• The Elephant-men, taken aback, struggle to fight back against the Ghost Hero's tactics.
• The Ghost Hero lures the Elephant-men away from their original positions, fighting and retreating.

Character Developments

• The Ghost Hero, initially a transport Hero, seizes the opportunity to engage in combat, displaying strategic thinking and tactical prowess.
• The Elephant-men, caught off guard, demonstrate adaptability in battle but struggle against the Ghost Hero's tactics.

Significant Themes

• Opportunity and adaptability in battle.
• The impact of troop composition and abilities on strategy.
• The role of Heroes in battle and their influence on troops.

Character Interactions

• The Ghost Hero interacts with his troops, demonstrating leadership and strategic command.
• The Elephant-men interact with the Ghost Hero's forces, showing confusion, adaptability, and struggle in combat.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ghost actively engages Elephant-men herders, drawing them away from their main forces.
• Liu Zhi seizes this opportunity to station Yinniu Te, a defensive Hero, at the vacant location, planning to use it as a base.
• Liu Zhi's new strategy aims to lure Elephant-men into open warfare, weakening their defensive advantage and preventing their leader from engaging Liu Zhi's forces directly.
• Two additional Heroes are sent to assist Ghost in his battle against the Elephant-men.

Character Developments

• Ghost demonstrates strategic thinking and adaptability by luring Elephant-men away from their main forces.
• Liu Zhi shows tactical prowess in adjusting his plans based on new opportunities.
• The Elephant-men display a lack of understanding of Undead tactics, leading to a decline in morale and combat effectiveness.

Significant Themes

• Adaptability and flexibility in strategic planning.
• The impact of morale and understanding of enemy tactics on battlefield outcomes.
• The value of maintaining reserve forces in battle.

Character Interactions

• Liu Zhi and Ghost work together to execute a new strategy, with Liu Zhi providing strategic guidance and Ghost acting as a key executor.
• Ghost and the two additional Heroes coordinate their efforts to defeat the Elephant-men, showcasing teamwork and shared goals.
• The Elephant-men and the Undead (half-Ghosts) exhibit contrasting attitudes towards combat and injury, highlighting the cultural and tactical differences between the two factions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ghost eliminates the remaining Elephant-men.
• Two Heroes arrive but don't engage in combat due to Ghost's actions.
• Liu Zhi assigns new missions: Ghost supports Yinniu Te, while two other Heroes transport Elephant-men corpses.
• Liu Zhi observes the battlefield from the sky, waiting for the right moment to strike.
• Elephant-men dispatch Troops from the Main City and Fortress, planning to attack Yinniu Te from two directions.
• Liu Zhi deploys the Light of the Arena legion and seven Heroes to intercept the Elephant-men.
• Elephant-men Main City strengthens defenses and evacuates non-combatants to the Ancestral City.

Character Developments

• Ghost becomes confident and boastful after defeating the Elephant-men.
• Liu Zhi demonstrates strategic thinking by adjusting Heroes' Troops based on their combat styles and deploying forces accordingly.

Significant Themes

• Conflict and Competition: Tension between Heroes due to differing missions and perceived importance.
• Strategy and Tactics: Liu Zhi's use of Sky Eye for observation and adjusting plans based on enemy movements.
• Preparation and Anticipation: Both sides prepare for battle, with the Elephant-men focusing on defense and Liu Zhi waiting for the right opportunity to strike.

Character Interactions

• Ghost interacts with two other Heroes, showing off his victory and causing friction.
• Liu Zhi interacts with his Heroes remotely, assigning missions and observing their progress.
• Elephant-men leaders interact with each other, discussing defense strategies and troop movements.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The "Light of the Arena" troops, comprising elites who survived Liu Zhi's Arena, face Elephant-men.
• A unit of 60 Skeleton Archers engages the Elephant-men first, using strategic and powerful archery tactics.
• The Skeleton Archers use poison arrows to exploit the Elephant-men's vulnerability to neurotoxins, causing chaos and confusion.
• The Skeleton Archers retreat after unleashing three volleys, allowing other troops to engage the weakened Elephant-men.

Character Developments

• The Skeleton Archers demonstrate their strength and strategic prowess, proving they're more than just ranged fighters.
• The Elephant-men show overconfidence in their physical defense, leading to their downfall.

Significant Themes

• The importance of strategy and adaptability in combat.
• The danger of underestimating opponents.
• The power of unconventional tactics and teamwork.

Character Interactions

• The Skeleton Archers work together, using their archery skills and strategic thinking to disrupt and weaken the Elephant-men.
• The Elephant-men's overconfidence and lack of coordination lead to their disarray and eventual defeat.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Light of the Arena Legion's cavalry arrives as reinforcements, consisting of seven units.
• The cavalry engages the Elephant-men, who had previously been battling the Skeleton Archers.
• The cavalry units, including Swan Cavalry, Wolf Cavalry, Centaurs, and Death Knights, launch a coordinated attack, decimating the Elephant-men's ranks.
• The Elephant-men, despite their powerful physiques, struggle against the cavalry's tactics and magic-nullifying abilities.
• The Death Knights' charge, in particular, inflicts significant damage, reducing the Elephant-men's numbers to less than sixty.
• War chariots arrive on the scene as the final cavalry unit.

Character Developments

• The cavalry units demonstrate their prowess and coordination, showcasing their training and teamwork.
• The Death Knights, despite facing magic suppression, adapt their strategy and launch a devastating charge.

Significant Themes

• The importance of strategy and adaptability in combat.
• The effectiveness of coordinated attacks and teamwork.
• The vulnerability of powerful physical combatants to magical or strategic attacks.

Character Interactions

• The cavalry units work together, with each unit playing a distinct role in the battle.
• The Death Knights, despite their differences in training and equipment, fight as a cohesive unit.
• The Elephant-men, initially confident in their magical resistance, struggle against the cavalry's non-magical tactics.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Amanet introduces chariots as a new troop type, replacing cavalry.
• Two unique chariot units are trained: Egyptian-style Mummy chariots and high-tech iron-clad chariots.
• Mummy chariots, pulled by Undead Insect Scarabs, use curses, spears, and battle axes, and can move on walls.
• Iron-clad chariots, covered in heavy iron plate, use spinning blades and ramming devices to devastating effect.
• After defeating Elephant-men, the Light of the Arena legion retreats without cleaning the battlefield.
• Elephant-men discover the corpses, causing chaos, and their leader decides to launch a full-scale attack.

Character Developments

• Amanet shows strategic prowess by introducing and training chariot troops.
• Liu Zhi demonstrates tactical acumen by exploiting the Elephant-men's reaction to their losses.

Significant Themes

• Innovation in warfare (chariots replacing cavalry).
• The impact of new technologies on battlefields (Mummy and iron-clad chariots).
• The importance of maintaining equipment for future battles.

Character Interactions

• Amanet and Liu Zhi work together to strategize and execute plans.
• Elephant-men leader reacts to the loss of his troops, leading to a full-scale attack.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liu Zhi and the Elephant-men's Troops reach their battlefields simultaneously.
• Liu Zhi's forces choose their battlefield, while the Elephant-men's is chosen passively.
• The Light of the Arena legion fights the Elephant-men Troops near Yinniu Te and the Elephant-men corpses, enraging the Elephant-men.
• Liu Zhi, accompanied by two Sun Boats, appears above the Elephant-men's Ancestral City, planning an aerial bombardment.
• Liu Zhi's Spider Cannons launch a long-range attack on the Ancestral City, followed by Goblin Automatic Missiles.
• Liu Zhi's ideal plan is to draw the Elephant-men leader's attention to the sky, then pursue and eliminate them with his reserves.

Character Developments

• Liu Zhi demonstrates strategic thinking and adaptability, considering multiple scenarios and potential threats.
• The Elephant-men leader is not directly involved in this part, but his actions will determine the next phase of the battle.

Significant Themes

• Strategy and Tactics: Liu Zhi's careful planning and use of different forces highlight the importance of strategy and tactics in warfare.
• Adaptability: Liu Zhi's ability to adjust his plans based on the situation emphasizes the need for adaptability in unpredictable circumstances.

Character Interactions

• Liu Zhi interacts with Alex, his only accompanying Hero, but their conversation is not detailed in this chapter.
• Liu Zhi's commands to his Troops and forces are shown, but there are no significant interactions with other characters in this chapter.

1. Key Plot Points and Events

• Liu Zhi's Goblin Automatic Missile explodes near the Plasma Cannon, creating a glass-like substance that slices through Elephant-men and damages nearby buildings.
• Liu Zhi discovers a massive pit filled with White Bone totems beneath the Ancestral City, with all Elephant-men's Souls integrated into a pillar of smoke.
• Liu Zhi attempts to extract Souls using the Underworld Lamp's Sun fire, causing widespread destruction and revealing a smaller totem beneath the Soul pillar.
• Liu Zhi realizes his mistake and prepares to face a more powerful opponent, transforming and equipping himself with powerful magical artifacts.

2. Character Developments

• Liu Zhi demonstrates his strategic thinking and adaptability, quickly adjusting his plans based on new information.
• Liu Zhi shows remorse for underestimating the Elephant-men's civilization and vows to avoid similar mistakes in the future.

3. Significant Themes

• The power of adaptability and quick thinking in the face of unexpected challenges.
• The consequences of underestimating one's opponents and the importance of thorough research.
• The dual nature of magic, showcasing both its destructive potential and its ability to reveal hidden truths.

4. Character Interactions

• Liu Zhi interacts with his subordinates, issuing commands and relying on their support to execute his plans.
• Liu Zhi's magical abilities interact with the Elephant-men's Soul totem, revealing the true nature of their civilization and the extent of their power.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Liu Zhi fully merges with the Feathered Serpent's divinity, transforming his equipment into parts of the divine body.
• The transformed Feathered Serpent causes changes in weather and manifests Underworld phantoms with each movement.
• Liu Zhi attacks the Soul Totem Pole using the Feathered Serpent's powers, including lightning, sunlight, and death.
• He uses Sun Boats to weaken the totem and then burrows into it, intending to uproot it.
• Liu Zhi allows the Elephant-men souls to pull the totem underground and then forces it further down, striking a predetermined position.

Character Developments

• Liu Zhi gains a deeper understanding of divine power and its limitations after witnessing a scene from the Southern Swamp Plane.
• He becomes more confident in using his divine power, knowing others have reached similar levels in this world.

Significant Themes

• The duality and unity of opposing forces (lightning and storm vs. sunshine and life, death vs. sunlight).
• The power and responsibility of divinity.
• The importance of understanding and controlling one's powers.

Character Interactions

• Liu Zhi interacts with the Elephant-men souls within the Soul Totem Pole, outsmarting them and forcing them to aid in his plan.
• Liu Zhi's divine form interacts with the environment, causing weather changes and manifesting Underworld phantoms.