Of course, there were also some restrictions on using and carrying Undead Familiar Talismans.
Their nature meant they could not be brought into a Cycle Civilization before ascension began in its ninth year.
They could only be brought down after ascension and fusion began in the ninth year of the Civilization Cycle.
Also, after an Undead Familiar Talisman transformed a dead person into an "undead familiar" and the Deputy Temple Master summoned them to his side, he could use his minor undead authority to restore the undead familiar to a normal player...
That certainly came at a considerable cost, but theoretically, it really could bring someone out of a Cycle Civilization undergoing ascension.
What concerned Qin Feng was neither Dance of the Moon nor her brother, the Deputy Temple Master.
Instead, it was...
These Undead Familiar Talismans are good stuff!
Using one on a dead person can turn them into an undead familiar!
These undead familiars... are high-level undead creatures. Killing one could significantly advance the unsealing of my Bone Authority!
He learned from Asura Sirius's memories.
The man had five Undead Familiar Talismans on him, all obtained from the Deputy Temple Master of the Undead Temple.
Their original intention was for Asura Sirius to return, kill Dance of the Moon, and turn her into an undead familiar, after which the Deputy Temple Master would summon her away...
The four extra Undead Familiar Talismans were Asura Sirius's reward.
As long as Asura Sirius completed his mission, he could turn himself into an undead familiar too, allowing the Deputy Temple Master to bring him out, where he could enjoy the good life under the man...
*Give me those five Undead Familiar Talismans, and as long as I transform sufficiently powerful undead creatures, I might be able to remove two or three