As the Three-Legged Golden Crow charged toward the opposite side of the field, the spectators' gazes converged upon it, seeming to race along with its movements—from this end of the field to the center line, then across it and onward.
At that moment, a strange change occurred.
The Three-Legged Golden Crow, its body covered in golden fur and packed with knotted muscle, suddenly had its flesh dissolve away, leaving only white bones behind.
Yet it seemed completely unaware and continued running.
Its movements, the bones of the fourth leg on its back, the joint where the second head connected to its shoulder—everything became clearly visible. Professor Harvey's gaze gradually grew fervent.
But the audience felt a chill rise in their hearts, cold sweat beading on their skin.
The Golden Crow's insensible continued sprinting, combined with the eerie, lifeless atmosphere, was suffocating.
Mephis's gaze froze at that instant as well. In his perception, nothing abnormal had happened. The Three-Legged Golden Crow's magic power had not decreased, and its overall condition showed no abnormalities.
"No, it changed from a Bird-Beast Species into an Undead Species!"
The living became dead, and the dead became living.
Turning the living into the dead, allowing the dead to live as though they were alive—this was the Undead Realm, a realm neither living nor dead!
Through his research into goldenization, Heroic Spirit transformation, the Philosopher's Stone, and the Underworld ferryman god system, Professor Harvey had finally grasped a trace of profound mystery close to a law between life and death.
And this "Undead Realm" was the manifestation of that achievement.
It possessed a special ability similar to the Fantasy Principle, capable of transforming Magic Spirits into a specific species.
But unlike the Fantasy Principle's gradual progression, the field effect of the Undead Realm was instantaneous.
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