As the progress of the logging continued, Malin noticed that the undead patrols were appearing more and more at the outer edges of the logging site. They did not attack but watched, causing everyone, including Sage Yu, to feel puzzled.
Sage Yu was perplexed about why the undead didn't launch attacks, and the leader of the Pioneer Corps also expressed confusion about the undead patrols—for in his experience, as the Pioneer Corps advanced, the undead would usually fall into a frenzy, and a new wave of attacks should have already arrived.
Unfortunately, up until now, only patrols of undead had appeared, aerial reconnaissance found nothing, and the hunters, who controlled animals, had their expert mole spies conduct underground investigations, but they also found no clues.
And following the principle of avoiding unnecessary trouble, Malin did not let anyone attack the undead patrols either.
"I have a strange feeling that maybe things will take a turn," Malin said to Sage Yu.
