As Emperor Xin walked forward,
more and more black mist exploded behind him.
More and more of the familiar, or unfamiliar dead, those whose fate he had devoured, were once again "awakened" from death.
The methods of Jhin bear some resemblance to Dawn's, but there are differences.
The "shadows of the past" summoned by Dawn through anchor points possess all their strength from life.
Jhin cannot fully restore the resurrected to peak strength, but he has his own advantage.
His advantage is that as long as they are fate-devoured, they can be summoned without limit.
Moreover, it is an unrestricted summoning.
Simply put, it is related to the thickness of the devoured fate.
The fate of the deceased devoured by him is embraced by Jhin.
Each time he resummons a deceased, a certain degree of fate is consumed.
Until the fate is exhausted, before then, Jhin can repeatedly summon the opponent as his minion.
