Holmes hadn't even had time to make a decision.
The sudden upheaval had already begun.
A phantom shadow suddenly drifted out of the female corpse, its shape identical to the body.
At first glance, it seemed to be the soul of the deceased.
But Holmes knew the appearance of a soul was mainly affected by the person's subconscious.
To put it bluntly, whatever a person believes they should look like, that's usually what their soul looks like.
Normally, the soul's appearance is the best state of the self, with almost no beautification.
Yet on Canglan Star, the female souls Holmes had seen were generally a bit prettier than their real faces, which was the thing that left him the most speechless.
But this female corpse's soul, even the wounds all over her body, had been copied one-to-one from the state of the corpse.
This was clearly abnormal.
