Judging by appearances, the person behind this female ghost most likely specialized in enhancements involving spirit entities and yin energies. In particular, the traces of his aura and methods felt vaguely familiar.
A few questions confirmed it: he was yet another person "taught," or rather influenced, by that necromancer who had already climbed to the fourth tier some time ago. The man led hordes of corpses on "hunts" far and wide, and had posted numerous case studies online under the alias "Death Mentor," offering them as public introductory lessons.
Li Yun found it hard to judge that.
After all, from the moment the Main God began operating to the present, which of those extraordinary figures who had rapidly reached the peak third tier, or even touched the threshold of the fourth tier on their own, could not be called exceptionally gifted?
But when it came to talent alone, for those at the very forefront, their own aptitude was only one factor.
-More importantly, they needed enough "support" behind them, whether that influence and those resources operated openly or remained hidden from the light.
Some things were best left as an unspoken understanding.
After all, true trailblazers often emerged from an interplay of many factors, none of which could be missing.
The "friendly terms" offered by the man before him, who called himself an "intermediary and administrator" of the underground order, were enough to reveal a few clues.
The network of resources at his disposal clearly gave him the confidence to say such things.
It sounded like a polite greeting, certainly, but when directed at an expert of unknown origins who had casually crushed an infant spirit, it also amounted to a subtle warning.
It was only natural for both sides to probe each other while keeping their guard up.
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