Mo Yuan then gave Electrolux a detailed explanation of what Dead Servants were.
Most Dead Servants were hybrids whose Dragon Race blood had exceeded a critical threshold. They could also be mass-produced by injecting Dragon Blood into ordinary people or animals.
But at their core, Dead Servants were all malformed monsters. They had no thoughts or reason; from the moment they were created, their minds held only two impulses: slaughter and destruction.
However, having lost their minds meant they could no longer use Words of Power, weapons, or combat techniques. All they had left were powerful bodies and a bloodthirsty instinct.
There were only two ways to make them stronger: increase the purity and proportion of Dragon Blood in their bodies, or increase their numbers and overwhelm their enemies.
A little while later, after hearing Mo Yuan's explanation, Electrolux felt a bit numb.
Come on, man. Couldn't you tell me everything at once? This old man's heart couldn't take all these shocks.
When he'd seen those twisted Dead Servants bowing to Mo Yuan, Electrolux's heart had leapt into his throat.
After all, these monsters were even more evil than his undead creations. It was hard not to wonder what Mo Yuan was really like.
But after seeing the Dead Servants in full, Electrolux breathed a sigh of relief. From certain features of their bodies, he could tell they had all been transformed from Soul Beasts, not humans.
With his worries gone, Electrolux's curiosity returned. He floated around the Dead Servants, looking them over from every angle and clicking his tongue in wonder.
"Xiao Yuan, have you been making these Dead Servants for a long time?"
Mo Yuan sketched out an Undead Magic Array as he nodded. "That's right. I started making them six years ago, not long after my Martial