Dark Souls: A Strange Journey

It seems to be in line with the game itself, but the style in the novel is the same at the beginning. Desolate, desolate, gray ground, rusty face, shriveled pale bones under the black robe. If you look closely, it is a skinny living corpse, holding a slightly rusty dagger, but the living corpse is very powerful, at least I don't think it is. For example, the knight's iron armor and two layers of human skin cannot stop the rusty dagger. Under the black robed living corpse are those penetrating longing eyes. I don't know what they are longing for, the soul? Human nature? Or meat? Described like this on the outskirts of the royal city The people who were hungry to the point of madness abandoned their humanity and souls in order not to suffer. Knights of Lothric (the original knights who guarded the royal city have turned into living corpses here, and all that is left is the obsession and desire to protect the royal city of Lothric.) Human pus (a large amount of human nature cannot be processed, so this monster was born. He wants to War and plague are called human poisons.) The Faran Undead Team built a temple on top of the abyss and the underground cemetery to seal it. The Abyss also infected the Faran Undead Team, so they fought with each other in the temple, controlled the spread of the abyss, and shared wolf blood. The Undead Team became one. Warnir (the former overlord saw the terrifying darkness of the abyss, fear and the abyss plundered the holy weapons of the kings and barely managed to avoid being swallowed by the abyss.) The three holy weapons are (two-handed bracelets, Warnir's big dagger, but Warnir consumed most of his power in order to dry the ashes.)

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