Frostmourne is a golden equipment in the soul realm.

The specific abilities are three:

1: Absorb souls and accelerate the player's upgrade, similar to the seagull of the "demon species".

2: Soul-stealing. All individuals who are close to Frostmourne will be attracted by its magic and eventually have their souls taken away.

3: Control, Frostmourne cannot control "strong souls", but weak souls are its food.

Some funny scenes appeared.

"Behemoth", the incarnation of the undead disaster, will devour the dead and strengthen itself by devouring part of the soul.

And then... although the undead monsters are very strong, their souls are not strong at all, and are even broken.

In this case, the player cannot be resurrected after death.

The undead monster that breaks the soul meets Frostmourne, which dominates the soul.

This is not a battle of the same level, but a one-sided victory.

Following the guidance of Frostmourne in his mind, Ian raised his sword and pointed it at the undead monster under the moonlit night.

The moon is the prison of "Behemoth" and its identity and source of power.

The undead monster is controlled by Behemoth, but at this moment, it is also controlled by Frostmourne.

A strange scene appeared. The undead demon wolf stood stiffly on the spot, as if its entire body was not listening.

The icy cold air spread from Ian's feet, freezing the large lawn into white frost.

Ian heard a beep.

[Ding! Frostmourne has dominated the soul of the monster, and you have a loyal servant: the Undead Demon Wolf (level 17, bronze sequence)]

Success!

A demonic wolf escaped from the control of the undead disaster and used the identity of the deceased to become one of Ian's people.

This is what the description of Frostmourne says:

"Hail to the King!"

It is an evil artifact in the soul realm, and the person who controls it is naturally the king of the soul realm.

Ian thought for a moment and thought: 'Frostmourne has been strengthened...'

It was not originally so strong and was even destroyed in the Warcraft game. It should not be golden.

However, the ability in the soul realm has been recognized, and the evil soul-stealing ability has been strengthened.

An undead demon wolf provides Ian with 1 point of life recovery and 1 point of mana recovery per second.

This is the ability of the "King".

The dominated target will be given a layer of enhanced status to Ian.

As long as he controls a lot of units with Frostmourne, he can become a natural disaster...

When Ian thought of this, he was suddenly a little stunned:

"It's broken, I've become a dead spirit and a disaster!"

Isn't it?

Now that the undead disaster is gone, the undead monsters have lost control and lost their powerful power.

He was blessed with "Frostmourne", which allowed him to dominate the target at the soul level without any price or upper limit.

He is not a summoner!

Those dominated monsters can survive without any cost. Ian does not need to pay mana for them, and the summoning slot is a mess.

No, there are no such restrictions.

On the contrary, he can control as much as he wants. The more servants he has, the greater the reinforcement given to him.

This is comparable to a sequence ability!

He can improve his strength again and avoid being stuck by bottlenecks!

Thinking of this, Ian drew all the remaining points, and there were 102 prizes left in the final prize pool.

This is equivalent to 102 draws. If he adds some points, he might be able to draw them all on the same day.

The "Immortal Slash" is placed inside, but...it is only effective when facing the undead disaster body or immortal enemies.

And Frostmourne can now allow Ian to quickly increase his strength!

He summoned seagulls and released them into the sky to provide vision.

"Eagle Vision!"

The Lost Forest was suddenly covered with a filter, and the moonlight turned reddish, which represented a threat.

In the distance of the forest, some red light shines towards the sky, establishing a subtle connection with the moon.

That is the undead monster.

The "Assassin's Creed" sequence ability has greatly enhanced Ian's tracking skills.

He held Frostmourne tightly, immediately released Icarus, and quickly approached there.

The target appears in the field of vision. It is an undead bear, level 21, bronze sequence.

Frostmourne itself has a will, and its thoughts will establish contact with Ian and let him use his own methods.

Ian has light energy, and he will never be weaker than Frostmourne at the soul level. This evil artifact cannot control him, so he will naturally be controlled by him.

The big sword was held flat by Ian, the cold tip of the sword pointed at the undead giant bear, and the moonlight reflected on the blade.

The "Behemoth" in the sky just watched Ian dominate his men one by one in front of it.

"Submit to me!"

The red health bar turned green, and the giant bear that was grinning at Ian suddenly burned with ice-blue flames.

There is also soul fire in its eyes, which represents the power of Frostmourne's dominating runes.

Frostmourne is made of ice, collected from a distant place called the "Twisting Nether". They are as hard as diamonds and colder than death.

Under the moonlit night, the giant bear in front of Ian knelt down before his eyes and became extremely obedient.

The evil artifact that controls the soul shows its power at the first meeting, and it is the power that extremely restrains the "disaster of the undead".

Natural disasters in the hierarchical universe, unless they are stronger than Ian's imagination, Ian can rely on Frostmourne to step into them to investigate clues.

The sword can harm the enemy, but it can also protect Ian from harm.

For two days and two nights, Ian did not return to Changmian Town.

He walked in the wild, day and night, and the power of light energy circulated in his body, dispelling the fatigue that ordinary people would feel.

But even so, light energy is not omnipotent.

It will dispel all physical fatigue, heal Ian's injuries, and keep him in his strongest state at all times.

But Ian is a human being, and he has not received any mental training.

After two days and two nights of non-stop running, Ian was still a little overwhelmed, and finally he stopped.

Three days are up.

Wasteland Superman's "Natural Disaster Rescue Plan" is about to begin, and he has also controlled a lot of monsters.

His current buff status has been strengthened to nearly a hundred times its initial level.

[Special status: King of Soul Reavers (health value 1500, mana value 2000, health recovery 175/S, mana recovery 290/S, physical reduction 900, spell reduction 1500, perception 30%, critical hit rate 15%...)]

A bunch of dazzling permanent bonuses are located in Ian's status bar.

If this scene is seen by players, they will firmly believe that Ian must have a powerful "sequence ability".

But...this is just the enhancement brought about by Frostmourne's dominance.

The effect was extremely terrifying, even doubling Ian's health and mana.

This is just the basic value, and the subsequent "life recovery/mana recovery" is a bit outrageous.

Ian's current state is like drinking a golden elixir and transforming into an elite monster.

Forget about BOSS...he still has some self-awareness, and all sequence BOSS are very strong.

Ian gasped and put away Frostmourne.

The seagulls followed him all the way and were full. They had all kinds of soul food and could eat whatever they wanted.

Its level has been upgraded to level 23, and Ian's is level 19. Both are in the bronze sequence.

Ian took out the Jiji City token. He did not have a miniature space box, so the Interstellar Pirate could only be placed in Eversleeping Town.

When Wasteland Superman creates a team, Ian will return to Eversleep Town and wait for him to be transported to the world of Wasteland Superman.
To be continued...