The Awakening Bone of the Sin Domain [Seeking Subscriptions]

Incinerating the bones in a single passage often took more than twenty or thirty minutes.

Zong Shen could not wait that long, so he began organizing the warriors in advance.

They would clear away the ashes left behind after incinerating this passage when they were ready to return.

The two Fallen Corruptors he had killed earlier had also yielded another batch of [Shadow Orbs], which counted as an extra gain.

This was already the second-to-last side passage on the left branch. Only the final side passage remained, and that would be the end of the left side. Zong Shen guessed there would likely be extensive collapses and blockages there, but this was ultimately only one part of the Azshara Sewers underground fortress ruins.

Future exploration here would require not only continuing to search for other sewer sluice entrances, but also assigning some manpower to clear the blockages at the ends of the passages.

Doing so also met the requirements of [Hidden Mission: Repair the Azshara Sewers Underground Fortress].

Incinerating bones consumed quite a lot of time.

In fact, cremation was not a particularly simple operation.

Even crematoriums on Earth had dedicated incinerators—industrial-grade furnaces capable of maintaining temperatures between 870°C and 980°C to ensure that corpses could be broken down.

Cremators had built-in burners that used diesel flames for incineration, blowers to ensure complete combustion, and exhaust fans to remove excess soot. It usually took around an hour to cremate a corpse into ashes.

And that was for flesh-and-blood corpses by Earth's standards.

As for the bones here, they were broadly divided into two kinds. The most numerous were jade-like bones, followed by amber-like bones.

The darker the color of the bones, the stronger their owner had been in life.

After all, the Elf Race warriors who had died here were