Listening to the Expert Team members' translation, everyone present had different thoughts.
"Has he gone mentally unstable?"
Although Heize's defeat of the Wolf Guard contained many suspicious details.
If they found the answer, though, those suspicious details would cease to be suspicious.
Yet the words recorded here were no longer merely suspicious—they were utterly absurd.
"According to this, Heize rose from the dead?" An expert voiced his opinion nearby. "I suspect there may have been too many corpses here. Phosphorus remained in human bones, transformed into phosphine with a very low ignition point, then spontaneously combusted and resembled ghost fire. That may have frightened the survivors."
The others nodded. It was not impossible.
"It's too early to draw conclusions. Let's look at the other recorded passages first," Liu Chengchao said, suppressing his other thoughts.
Everyone turned to the translator again.
"The huge boulder pressing down on Heize's grave kept trembling, and strange sounds came from inside. This continued for a month."
"In the second month, a crack appeared in the boulder, and blood flowed out from within!"
"I've had enough!"
"We dug up Heize's corpse. We burned it with fire, washed it with water, smashed it with rocks, and hacked at it with swords... but Heize still had his eyes open, staring at us.
His eyes held no emotion, yet they seemed to say with contempt: Look, even in death, I will not let you go."
Hearing those words, everyone felt a chill rise in their hearts.
This discovery was becoming more and more outrageous.
Even something so bizarre might have happened.
Either the record was wrong, or the survivors had suffered tremendous psychological trauma and become somewhat abnormal.
"This is a little too bizarre." One expert chuckled, trying to dispel the stifling atmosphere.
"Indeed. If these records are true,