"What you scattered in the bonfire wasn't something that repels mosquitoes."
Olga, who had witnessed everything, suddenly spoke to Lulunaka. "That thing attracted the undead."
Lulunaka shook her head as if she didn't agree with Olga's words. However, what she said had nothing to do with Olga's question. "He also has a name, Master Olga. His name is Tuis.
We can't just deprive him of his name because he's dead, right?
Even the dead should be respected. "
Olga was speechless for a moment. He thought that Lulunaka would refute, but what she said was completely different.
However, Lulunaka's words made sense. The dead should be respected.
"I'm sorry for being rude.
So, what did you use to attract Tuis to our side? "
Olga continued to ask Lulunaka this question.
He couldn't help but feel curious. Although the Forest of the Dead was called the Forest of the Dead, at least half of the area should have no traces of the undead.
The Crescent Empire had occupied this area for almost a hundred years. The roads between the areas were paved with the blood and sweat of the Crescent Empire's soldiers and laborers. The Forest of the Dead was also under the rule of the Crescent Empire.
Although the East was much more deserted than the South and the roads had become barren, it didn't change the fact that the Crescent Empire had once developed this area.
As early as a few decades ago, traces of the undead no longer appeared outside of the North. Only in the North, which was close to the mountains where the Wyverns thrived, there were still traces of the undead.
The travelers who had narrowly escaped death, as well as the merchants who had suffered heavy losses, were all recounting the horrors of the northern part of the Forest of the Dead. They had also become witnesses who had luckily escaped death, warning everyone not to head north with curiosity and a sense of adventure.
That was where the undead roamed. Further north was where the Wyverns thrived, which was even more terrifying than the undead.
However, the danger should only be limited to the North.
But now, in a place like the East of the Forest of the Dead, there was a skeleton that could move. It was an undead.
Olga didn't think that Tuis came here by chance. Before Tuis came, Lulunaka had done too many inexplicable things. Some of them had been explained, but some were still shrouded in mystery.
And in the fog, there was a series of things that Lulunaka had done.
"Of course, it's something to repel mosquitoes."
Lulunaka replied, "I just added some extra effects.. that's all, it's harmless to the human body."
At this moment, Padin interjected, "But the things that are attracted to us are harmful … Mainly to the living."
.. the undead's not only's appearance...
If the death energy brought about by the undead was strong enough, it could affect ordinary people. The main manifestation was that it would make people feel cold, and then they would be infected with diseases such as colds.
. If it was a high-level undead with a special's' death's' aura, it would bring more than just a slight chill.
Diseases that couldn't be treated with medicine, the clergy's' divine spells couldn't repel the chill, and even large-scale plagues … These were all things that the undead could bring.
For Silver-ranked warriors like Olga and Padding, the 'death's' aura wouldn't affect them too much. But for children like Julius and Romuona, it was hard to say.
This was also the reason why the two of them sat over there. The two of them were like a wall, blocking all the factors that could negatively affect the two children.
Be it's' aura of death or fear, for the two children who hadn't seen the world, seeing a skeleton that could move and talk was a novel experience. At the same time, it was similar to a nightmare.
An old skeleton wouldn't be as cute as a small animal.
His eyes glowed like a will-o '-the-wisp. His bones were exposed, his voice was hoarse, and his laughter was unforgettable.
This was Tuis' true appearance. He wasn't still alive as he thought. He had only left the tragic battlefield for a few days.
But in fact, the battle had ended long ago, and he had been dead for more than a hundred years.
"Regarding this aspect, you should have a deep understanding of it yourselves."
Lulunaka threw the question back at Padding and Olga. "Did you sense the aura of death on Tuis' body?"
Padding and Olga exchanged glances with each other in response to Lulunaka's question.
Just as Lulunaka said, they didn't sense the aura of death that was unique to the undead. When they sat here, they only felt the warmth of the bonfire and didn't feel the chill that seeped into their souls.
Tuis, who was only a skeleton, sat opposite them, but he didn't emit the chill.
Apart from his frightening appearance and unpleasant voice, Tuis didn't look any different from a living person.
Of course, if a living person lost their flesh and blood, they would die without a doubt. A living person couldn't survive like a skeleton.
However, the skeletons could speak and laugh like a living person, just like a living person.
At least, a part of it resembled a living person.
"Julius has always been curious about what I'm cooking, but he doesn't want to ask me honestly. He only dares to hide in a corner and imagine things that are unfair to me."
Lurunaka pointed to the small iron pot on the bonfire. "I also noticed that he wanted to smell what I was cooking with his nose. Unfortunately, it's not something that can be detected by smell."
Lulunaka opened the lid of the small iron pot. There was nothing inside. No, there was something inside, but it wasn't something in the traditional sense.
What was boiling in the small iron pot was not liquid, nor was it solid. It was some gas.
The gas was green. It looked like it had solidified in the small iron pot, but it was still gas in the end.
No matter how one looked at it, the green gas that was slowly rotating in the small iron pot was gas.
Tuis was drinking from the pot just now.
Tuis treated it as a soup and felt that it tasted good. He drank a few bowls of it before he patted his stomach in satisfaction and stopped.
In other people's eyes, it looked like a skeleton was' drinking 'the strange green gas.
When Tuis' skeleton raised his head to drink the air soup, the green gas flowed into his mouth and flowed down his throat into his body.
Without flesh and blood, he naturally didn't have an esophagus. As a skeleton, he didn't have any soft organs. He only had a spine that connected his body to his head.
"It looks beautiful, doesn't it?
But living people can't drink it, or they'll become Mr. Tuis' companion. "
Lulunaka smiled. "But it's fine if you just smell it. As long as you don't drink it, the gas won't enter your stomach, seep into your bone marrow, and invade your soul."
Tuis was a skeleton that could move. He was an undead, and at the same time, an undead that looked rather peculiar. Undead that had lost their intelligence were more dangerous than animals, and most undead that still retained their consciousness would become hateful towards living creatures.
But Tuis looked different.
But no matter how strange Tuis was, he was far less strange than Lulunaka.
She had done a lot of things that others could not understand. She had also done all kinds of strange things. Not only had she attracted the undead, she had also chatted with them happily. When they parted ways, she had even separated Tuis' soul from his remains and turned it into a relatively harmless soul.
From a green ghost to a blue soul, Tuis was reborn. At the same time, he got the chance to go home. At least, he got the chance to return home.