Wasn't the biggest villainous zombie in the original book powered by this very ability...?
Li Xin'er turned around suspiciously and looked at Er Sha. Er Sha quickly looked up at Li Xin'er with a fawning expression, as if asking for praise.
Big brother, look how awesome I am!
Li Xin'er sighed, realizing she had been overthinking things.
It can be confirmed that it is just a dog, not the villainous zombie in the book.
"drink."
Li Xin'er scooped up another ladle of spiritual spring water for Ersha.
She wanted to test her idea: whether those who awakened their superpowers through the gray mist all had black impurities in their bodies that even the space couldn't clean.
As expected, the result was as predicted.
As Ersha writhed in pain, his body began to emit a foul-smelling black oil. Li Xin'er reacted quickly and threw Ersha out of the space.
It was the familiar washing process again.
The more Li Xin'er brushed, the more irritable Er Sha became, causing him to grimace in pain but dare not utter a sound.
It was so big that it took a long time to clean. Two bottles of shower gel and five brushes were used up. At one point, Li Xin'er even thought about having a fighter jet come and burn Ersha's hair clean.
Ersha has become much smarter now. Before, if you said its intelligence was that of a four or five-year-old, now it's at least ten years old.
He endured the pain while giving her a fawning smile, as if he was afraid she might kill him if she got angry.
This left Li Xin'er both amused and exasperated. By the time she finally managed to clean Ersha up, it was almost dawn.
Without even thinking about changing rooms, Li Xin'er went straight into the space and took the bottle that still had a third of its contents, which contained gray mist.
After dripping some spiritual spring water into it, the gray mist slowly turned white.
When more spiritual spring water was poured in, the mist turned milky white.
Sure enough, there's something bad in here. I wonder what harm these black things will cause if they remain in the body?
If we directly absorb the purified milky white mist, would there be no such concern?
The original book only mentions the end of the apocalypse ten years later, and never mentions this problem from beginning to end. Is it because no one discovered it, or because there was no harm?
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