Although Shu Guan was very clear that what he was seeing now was only a segment of memory from that wisp of lingering soul.
But the feeling of being in the scene was so real that when he saw that monster, Shu Guan really felt a chill run down his spine.
This was not fear, but rather, that monster seemed to naturally exude a bone-chilling aura.
The monster's body resembled both dragon and serpent, but it was devoid of scales, instead covered with a kind of smooth, slippery black skin that looked utterly nauseating.
The monster had eight snake-like heads, only its necks forked to a total of nine, suggesting that it originally had nine heads, but for some reason, one of the heads was missing, and one could clearly see the scarred wound at the fork where the head was missing.
