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nTranslator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

nThis power was completely beyond Pierce’s imagination.

nAfter all, in his opinion, this strength had completely stepped into the level of God.

nThis was not something a mortal could even think about possessing. But now, what no one dared to imagine had appeared in his body. This feeling made him swell with pride.

nAfter all, this power could now allow him to reverse life and death. That’s right, he could now refine undead as well.

nAs the prey’s body floated on the sea, everyone saw its appearance.

nIt was an ordinary wild boar. Of course, this ordinary creature was compared to other creatures. If it was against ordinary humans, this creature was enough to fight 50 people.

nHowever, the wild boar’s body had been completely devoured, leaving only a skeleton that was slowly sinking to the bottom of the sea.

nPierce made a grabbing gesture toward that corpse; the death element condensed into a huge claw.

nHe dragged the corpse to the surface of the sea and mobilized the death element in the air.

nPierce slowly injected the death elements into this corpse, and then green light rose from this corpse.

nIt was the soul that originally belonged to this body, and Pierce had returned it.

nPierce could even see all kinds of souls floating in the air. As long as he wanted, he could detect all the memories of this soul when it was alive. This was also a very powerful ability.

nUnfortunately, Pierce was not willing to search other’s memories. After all, the foreign memories could overload his mind if he absorbed too much.

nHe would not use this ability unless it was necessary.

nAt this moment, the corpse slowly stood up. The eye holes in the eerie white skull were emitting a green light. That was soul fire.

nIf that soul fire was completely extinguished, it would mean the complete death of this undead. The undead were not ordinary creatures, it would not be easy to extinguish the soul fire.

nThese studies were conducted by Pierce on the undead army that he had received from the first dungeon.

nPierce suddenly wondered that if he trained these undead and sold them to other countries, would he gain a huge profit?

nAfter the recent expenses in the Sky City, Pierce’s wallet was completely emptied.

nIf there was no income now, Pierce suspected that it would be hard to splurge on anything.

nAs Pierce put away the undead soul, the corpse fell to the bottom of the sea. Pierce had no intention of fishing it up again. After all, his experiment was complete.

nThis undead boar was really too weak.

nIt was far inferior to the undead army, so Pierce would not waste his effort by keeping it.

nNow, he had to wait for the contestants to migrate to their destinations. After all, only after everything was settled would they consider this transaction.

nPierce looked up and realized that it was raining.

nAs the raindrops fell drop by drop, Pierce could clearly see ripples on the sparkling sea.

nPierce called his companions who were playing outside and walked into his Sky City.

nIn the blink of an eye, three days passed.

nEver since the drizzle three days ago, the rain had not lessened. Instead, it had gotten stronger.

nBy now, the rain had turned into a storm.

nThis made Pierce worry about the contestants’ mood.

nThis was a huge mountain peak that towered into the clouds. At the same time, it was also where the contestants from other countries were going.

nThere were already two countries in this towering mountain peak. These two countries were the closest to this mountain peak.

nThey had quickly reached an agreement over the territory.

nAfter all, the rain was still falling, and their protective shields would soon disappear.

nPierce realized that there seemed to be a creature in the dark clouds in the sky. He could feel its strength..

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