The Sorcerer-Ghoul sneered: "What do you understand? The Istani people revere death immensely. Their main god is Kamur, who governs shadows, time, and death. The Istani firmly believe that beneath the desert lies the gateway to the realm of the dead, which is the final destination for everyone."
"Do you think alchemy is the most popular here?" the Sorcerer-Ghoul mocked, "You don't really think alchemy is popular everywhere, do you? What's truly popular here is necromancy. There's half an Undead Wizard for every ten Istani people, and that's no exaggeration."
Fang Hong was still somewhat skeptical of these words until he went out on the street and indeed saw that mysterious figures, just like Tang De, were everywhere—of course, the necromancers walked openly on the streets, and there were even pedestrians who greeted them respectfully. Fang Hong just thought these necromancers draped in thick robes, with turbans around their heads and holding curved magic wands were suspicious.
