As the jade chariot carried by twenty-eight bearers settled down in the water pavilion, a group of attendants silently took their seats in the column reserved for the subordinates.
Among them, two people respectively caused a stir among the staff of the Luoyang King and Master Ge.
One was the Princely Heir Zhou Jingyuan, who had acted as the "Corpse" in the great sacrifice.
Still dressed in the same princely robe, he bore a striking resemblance to the Yili King, Zhou Yi, who had died suddenly at the age of twenty-six.
The "Corpse" was in essence a "Spirit Medium" and had absolutely no power to resist in the face of the Yili King.
His expression was wooden, suggesting that he had already been digested into a part of the Owl God Tomb.
The other was Fan Zhang, the "Pangolin," who had fully merged with the Construction Director.
