"Gu Sheng, what brings you here this time?"
After some conversation, Xiong Pi seemed to have a grasp of Gu Sheng's character, and asked curiously in a loud voice.
The average Skeleton would rather stay in their burial pit until the end of time than venture into an unfamiliar place.
Even their daily enlightenment and learning are barely enforced under the strict demands of the Immortals.
It's not that the Skeletons are rebellious or irritated.
It's simply because these beings have no innate desires like normal beings, and thus, they don't actively seek to do anything.
Li Min are a kind of anomaly among them, so isn't this Gu Sheng even more of an anomaly compared to these Li Min?
Li Min are influenced by Shuli, awakening parts of the violent nature and desire for combat originally belonging to the Skeletons.
But Gu Sheng?
Xiong Pi didn't see any traits of the Skeletons in him at all.
Contrarily, Gu Sheng now gave off the impression more akin to that of an Immortal?
