"Wooo... oh..."
The broken Dolls raised their heads one after another, reached out, and crawled to their feet, staring fixedly at the three of them. An eerie red light flickered in eye sockets that should have been made of lifeless material. At the sight, Katie clenched her fists, her face tense.
"Whoa... what's going on with these Dolls?"
Katie stared at the Dolls and spoke quietly. Although she seemed a little tense, she didn't look frightened in the slightest.
Come to think of it, she'd been eager to charge at the Disaster Herald earlier, even though he'd been as tall as a monster. Apparently, as long as her opponent had a physical body, Katie wasn't afraid at all.
If Katie had been there when they faced the Sea Monster, she might well have jumped into the sea to fight it with a big grin on her face.
Well, how should he put it? Li Wei could understand how Katie felt. He was the same way. As long as something had a physical body, he could deal with it, regardless of its size or numbers.
Conversely, if it didn't have a physical body, even finding its weakness would be a headache.
Fortunately, Li Wei hadn't yet encountered one of those nightmare quest chains from games where you first had to retrieve A, then seal B, then release C, and finally kill D.
"I'm not sure either, but be careful."
Li Wei had noticed something wrong with the Dolls partly because, as the old man had said, this was a silver smelter, not a Doll factory. There was no reason for these things to be here. The other reason was that, after activating [Soul Sight], Li Wei had discovered that these Dolls weren't soulless. On the contrary, their souls glowed red.
That