While Zhao Changhe might be able to impersonate Snow Owl to deceive novices, but when facing a true master, such disguise was useless. His Vicious Blood Art was as conspicuous as a firefly in the dark—he might as well pretend to be Xue Canghai instead.0

So, when he set out to find the “Lich King,” Zhao Changhe discarded his disguise. Better not expose this “Snow Owl” identity—it might come in handy later.0

The “Lich King” was not called Ner’zhul[1] or Arthas Menethil[2]; his name was Underworld Guide, a name Zhao Changhe had heard from his “subordinates” before. This was why Zhao Changhe had been able to realize what was happening before Sisi or the Thief Saint did—just hearing the name made things clear. And as he had expected, coming here was the right choice.0

Though Underworld Guide was a so-called “Lich King,” his appearance was far more human than that of Desolate Calamity and the other desiccated corpses that had managed to survive from the previous era. He already had flesh, albeit a bit pale, indicating that Underworld Guide’s recovery might be the furthest along of any ancient demon god Zhao had encountered. He was nearly entirely at...0