Especially when facing kindred, this advantage becos very obvious. Despite being larger in size, it can maneuver more quickly than the enemy—Yao Ming becos faster and more agile than Liu Xiang.
As a result, he starts pounding another Death Stalker fiercely, frantically clawing at the corpses.
anwhile, another Death Stalker, sensing Gaven’s presence, imdiately changes course and charges aggressively.
This ti, Gaven does not transform into a Berserk Blue Bear, but becos a Prairie Giant Eagle, actively engaging and entering the mode of toying with the prey, waiting patiently for good news from the Dog Demon.
When he looks at the other two Death Stalkers now, he’s not seeing enemies, but rather his new recruits, planning how to maximize their value.
Should he destroy and purify them entirely to enhance his abilities?
Or keep them as his war machines?
The first option is dismissed as soon as it crosses his mind.
Through the Death Stalkers’ inherent abilities, Gaven has more or less figured out what enhancents are next.
Besides getting further enhancents in bone manipulation and skeleton enhancent, there’s a high chance of awakening the ability of Profane Vigor, further enhancing life force.
Because this enhancent is not entirely random but closely related to the source of enhancent.
This kind of enhancent is what Gaven likes to see the most.
Because a strong and vigorous life force is always very useful.
Especially with his charisma value being incredibly high now, once this ability is activated, life force will increase by at least two hundred points and will continue to grow with his professional level and charisma.
At the sa level, his life force will far surpass that of a Giant Dragon.
However, given his current situation, this ability doesn’t particularly help him much.
At least when encountering the Death Stalkers again, aside from finding the soul pool as a critical strike point, he still cannot inflict fatal damage in a short ti.
But who knows if the next ti he encounters a Death Stalker, it will still have such a fatal back door as a soul pool.
After all, the situation is ever-changing.
It’s possible that next ti, a Death Stalker will not appear as a Low-level Lord, but as a war machine for another dium or high-level Undead Lord.
That would be the enemy Gaven needs to be most wary of.
However, if he already has control over a Death Stalker, it’s a different matter.
Even if there are only one or three of them, having one at the front can buy him a lot of ti to think of more tactics.
Do not forget, he also has a Slaughter Devouring Evolution.
With three Death Stalkers in hand, he can attempt sothing bolder, to see if he can make the Plains of Bone’s local undead more demonic, even brewing a crazy and bold plan.
Can he intervene during their devouring evolution, controlling or adjusting the direction of evolution?
For those low-level undead without consciousness, such evolution is basically uncontrollable.
But for high-level ones, with enough murderous divinity power infused, he can’t completely control it but can significantly intervene.
The Death Stalkers clearly et those conditions, and their form is simply the perfect turret; if the Skeleton Cannon awakens as a special ability upon rging with them.
That would be a perfect match, and the scene would be incredible.
At several hundred ters away, they can bombard the enemy.
By the ti the enemies, after enduring countless hardships, reach the Death Stalkers, they find this cannon equally fearso in close combat, notoriously hard to deal with.
Their Challenge Rating could instantly break through to Legendary, or even higher, since their biggest shortcoming so far is the lack of powerful remote attack ans.
Ti flies when scheming for the future.
Soon, the Dog Demon brings good news, killing two birds with one stone this ti.
The soul pools of those two Death Stalkers are actually twin pools, with a distance of less than a kiloter between them, which makes their influence on the territory more pronounced.
Here, the specialty is not assembling and modifying, but fusion.
The situation resembles Slaughter Devouring Evolution, where two different undead forcibly ld into one.
However, this amalgamation is clearly random, as seen from the surrounding corpses.
There are Four-ard Skeleton Soldiers highly similar to Four-ard Slaughter Skeleton Soldiers, two-headed ones, and even four-legged ones, with an intense and strange atmosphere.
In Gaven’s view, the potential of this twin soul pool is enormous. Once it spawns patchwork monsters similar to Death Stalkers, even if produced on a small scale, it would be demonic, definitely a deadly weapon against those undead armies.
This is definitely not re wishful thinking, but based on his multi-dinsional enhancent asures.
After all, the undead are not a natural race but man-made constructs, weapons forged for warfare.
If he wouldn’t even dare to think about it, that possibility would never materialize.
When transforming this pair of twin soul pools, it was a bit troubleso. In the consciousness sea, he faced two lded Death Stalkers, with soul consciousness clearly multiple tis that of the solitary one before.
But that’s all, at most making him spend a bit more transformation ti.
Once these two Death Stalkers fell into Gaven’s grasp, the entire battlefield situation executed a one-eighty degree turn.
Each Death Stalker was a Bone-breaking Ship, wherever they went, those Skeleton Undead would either retreat or be devoured or pressed into the ground, becoming part of the Plains of Bone.
And the reorganized four Slaughter Undead Legions, one stayed to guard the soul pool while the other three followed the Death Stalkers to raid further, tearing and devouring those undead, leaving the rest as a matter of ti.
As the Dog Demon speculated.
Rather than being a counterattack from the Plains of Bone against Gaven, it was more like a big gift package sent to him.
While his Murderous Divinity Power soared, he also got the chance to annex more soul pools.
But unfortunately, Gaven is not a conventional Advanced Undead Lord. How many soul pools he can control is not decided by his will but by the quantity of slaughter divinity he holds.
In each soul pool, at least one point of slaughter divinity must be invested to be of use to him, otherwise, it simply sits within his domain, like a thorn.
Currently, the number of soul pools he can conquer has already greatly exceeded the amount of slaughter divinity he commands.
Living beings will not be burdened by urine pressure.
Gaven quickly ca up with a brilliant idea.
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