These shadows surfaced on the summoning array, as if they were merely projections from another plane. Their details were indistinct, and only their general shapes could be made out.
The first was a skeleton, and the only one he recognized. Those sharply defined leg bones and that pelvis were unmistakable.
The second looked like a bear's head? It had round ears, and its profile jutted out like a dog's muzzle. The head alone was bigger than the skeleton beside it.
The third seemed to be wearing clothes. The outline of a skirt was quite clear, and it had long hair... Hmm, it probably wasn't a skeleton. It had flesh.
The last one was the blurriest of them all. Its whole body looked like a slime, constantly changing shape.
It was true that Analysis of Undead Summoning Spells said the summoning process followed an ancient pact, and would randomly summon several Undead Creatures for the caster to choose from.
But the species were unclear, their strength unknown, and, most outrageous of all, he couldn't even tell if they were ugly or attractive...
Wasn't this just a blind box?
So it really came down to taking a shot in the dark, huh?
Just then, several strange voices in different tones came through the Runic Array.
The tall skeleton: "Clack clack?" (Wizard?)
The bear head: "Roar roar." (Can eat.)
The skirt: "Clatter clatter." (I'm not interested. Go ahead without me.)
The slime: "Sshah." (Pick me, pick me.)
"..."
Through the summoning array, Wei En could understand what the Undead Creatures were trying to say. For that very reason, his expression turned exceptionally strange.
What had the book said again... Something about Undead Creatures summoned through spells not being very intelligent, right?
But judging by how well these four shadows expressed themselves, they didn't