Sealed Divine Throne II: Twin Sons of Dragon

While speaking, he handed Long Dangdang another small bag, which clearly seemed better compared to the previous one, at least the fabric looked decent.

Long Dangdang nodded, took the bag, and left again.

Grade D and Grade C. There must be Grade A and Grade B Soul Stones too, right?

A piece of spiritual magic equipment could be worth three Grade C Soul Stones. Moreover, the enlightenment necklace was a decent piece among the spiritual magic equipment. But what he did not know was what use the Wraith Kingdom had for these items. Could the undead use weapons and equipment as well? Especially those with a luminous attribute, could they use those too?

Although he had not yet rescued his parents, Long Dangdang’s understanding of the undead was deepening rapidly since his arrival in the city.

After leaving the Soul Stone shop, he wandered around the city once more and noticed that there were indeed a significant number of the undead in Wanning City. At least a million. Almost every one of them had energy fluctuations. Generally speaking, the smaller the difference from humans, the stronger the energy fluctuations. He even encountered an 8th Rank undead. Higher-ranking wraith entities paid more attention to their attire; that 8th Rank undead was dressed in luxurious clothing and even carried a longsword of at least Glorious Class on his back.

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Apart from lacking the noise and bustle of human cities, the wraith entities within Wanning City seemed quite harmonious, just like a human city. Even though they were undead, there was a sense of harmonious life. He even saw male and female wraith entities holding hands as if they were a couple walking together.

Thinking back to the scene they had once witnessed where a 9th Rank undead and another female undead embraced each other, Long Dangdang vaguely felt that the intelligence of the undead in the Wraith Kingdom was probably higher than the Federation had judged.

These were all critical discoveries, and he needed to find a way to send this information back.