After the traits [Comprehend Yin and Yang] and [The Underworld Is My Home] blended together, Wang Quan gleaned some new ways to use Yin Virtue.
This time, he burned Yin Virtue to try those methods out.
The results were astonishing:
He easily acquired a great estate.
Only after acquiring the great estate did he discover, to his astonishment:
The vast No. 95 Courtyard was also divided into five rings.
The outermost ring was packed with single-space towers.
Every Underworld creature that moved into these towers had to pay one cubic unit of Yin Virtue a year.
If they had no Yin Virtue, they would be subject to his commands and become his servants, their lives and deaths no longer their own.
No. 95 Courtyard had a full ninety-five single-space towers.
Each tower could accommodate a hundred thousand ghosts and monsters.
Seeing those numbers, Wang Quan sucked in a breath of cold air.
Good grief, no wonder they could form a ghost tide. There were actually this many ghosts and monsters.
The fifth ring consisted of single-space towers.
The fourth ring consisted of small courtyards of about one-sixth of an acre each; there were a full nine thousand five hundred of these concealed courtyards.
The third ring consisted of courtyard residences, also numbering nine thousand five hundred.
The second ring consisted of pavilions, a full nine hundred fifty of them.
The first ring consisted of small courtyards with three successive sections, for the master of this place to live in.
There were gardens between every ring.
The gardens also featured little bridges over flowing water, gazebos, lakes, artificial mountains and waterfalls, wondrous limestone caves, and more.
But all of this had been razed to the ground as the ghost tide swept through.
At that moment:
Banners fluttered within the great estate,