Li Qing had said that Gene Evolution could create miracles, but not myths.
The Fox Demons had clearly been dead as dead could be. Why had they come back to life?
This was exactly the same as the Horse-faced Monster.
"Could it be that every creature in this Maze can come back from the dead?" Pei Xianjue felt her heart tighten.
If every monster could revive, how were they supposed to kill them?
Feng Ling frowned, raised her axe, and chopped off the heads of all four Fox Demons with a series of cracks. Dragging one headless corpse by the collar, she said to Pei Xianjue, "Burn this place down."
Pei Xianjue nodded and used her ability to set the Fox Demon corpses in the courtyard ablaze.
The flames grew fiercer and spread through the surroundings—tables, chairs, wooden doors and windows, pillars, and beams...
They retreated outside the courtyard and silently watched the entire residence turn into a sea of fire.
Feng Ling tossed the corpse in her hand onto the ground.
She deliberately waited for a while to observe the corpse, but it showed no signs of reviving.
"It seems revival requires certain conditions." Feng Ling pondered. "Corpses missing their heads can't revive, and neither can corpses that have been too severely damaged."
Pei Xianjue nodded at that. "So we need to target their necks whenever possible, or burn the bodies afterward as a second measure."
"We also need to figure out why they can revive," Feng Ling added.
Pei Xianjue froze slightly. "Why?... Isn't it because the Maze was deliberately designed that way?"
Feng Ling thought it over and slowly shook her head. "Even if it was designed by the Maze, something still feels off. If resurrection is an ability all Labyrinth creatures possess, where do they get