Boom!
Emerald-green light exploded, accompanied by Clobellus's sharp cry. The countless "white mists" surrounding her were blasted apart by the surging force, many freezing into ice even as they scattered.
These "white mists" were actually wisps of ghost-like entities with no physical form. Two eerie green lights flickered within them like eyes, their hands curled into claws as they let out low, weeping howls from time to time, enough to make one's hair stand on end.
Wandering souls!
After launching her attack, Clobellus herself shuddered. It was not caused by the chill of her own attack, but by the wandering souls' innate talent—"spiritual corrosion."
The combat power of wandering souls far surpassed that of ordinary opponents of the same level. They possessed three major traits: undying bodies, spiritual corrosion, and life devouring.
Their undying bodies were not merely the usual undead trait of fearing no spiritual magic. Rather, they were truly close to being "undying." Unless special targeted methods were used or the energy was completely destroyed, they would continually gather and regenerate.
Life devouring meant that wandering souls could devour any lifeform other than their own kind, strengthening themselves and producing new wandering souls. This devouring was nearly an overwhelming instinct, driving them to attack every creature that was not a wandering soul.
Spiritual corrosion was the most troublesome of the three. Wandering souls could emit a special spiritual force that corroded an enemy's soul and mind. In practice, whenever an enemy attacked them, that enemy would automatically suffer the accompanying corrosion—a loathsome attribute much like "damage reflection."
Before coming here to train, Chen Rui had prepared targeted equipment for everyone, including special items that weakened spiritual corrosion, as well as quasi-divine artifacts like Thunderclap that specifically countered undead creatures. But wandering souls were no ordinary undead. Thunderclap's effect