The ground floor of the house where Herad landed remained in very good condition.
Venthyr refugees had previously lived there, and the room was cleaned very cleanly.
The table inside the room was also mended quite well, making it just right to serve as a temporary experiment table.
Herad placed the corpse of the Stoneborn on the table.
As for whether the original owner of the house agreed or not, that no longer mattered.
When Herad came in just now, he cast a soul shock to scatter its soul into oblivion.
Killing the opponent before even meeting them sounded a bit excessive.
Yet the Venthyr were hardly good things.
Venthyr refugees who could be exiled to this place were even worse things!
Borrowing the tiger's might to torture souls, frantically squeezing the anima contained within souls-the nature of it was similar to Ulthalesh.
These prison guards of the Shadowlands were lawless, and killing them carried no pressure whatsoever.
Herad threw the corpse of the Venthyr refugee outside, letting it slowly burn under the sunlight.
He then began to dismantle the Stoneborn cut into two halves.
The body of the Stoneborn was made of stone material.
The bodily structure of this kind of stone construct was similar to the stone giants of the Titans.
As to precisely who copied whom, that was hard to say.
However, the existence of the Shadowlands far predated the Pantheon of the Titans.
The possibility of the Titans copying the Shadowlands was higher.
Of course, it was also possible that high-end constructs were all like this.
While dismantling the stone body of the Stoneborn, Herad discovered that its structure possessed a high degree of biomimicry, practically functioning as a complete stone creature.
In this regard, it differed somewhat from Titan-forged.
The biomimetic degree of Titan-forged was