The seven mysterious runes become more complicated toward the back, with more strokes and more energy required to complete them.
Two hours later, Jun Mohuang finished tracing the first four runes.
On the back of the jade pendant, four runes appear golden, exuding a mysterious energy.
After tracing these four runes, Jun Mohuang's face turned slightly pale, and his forehead and palms were covered with sweat.
Her spiritual energy has been exhausted three times.
Fortunately, she had pills to replenish her mental strength and aura, so she would not be interrupted.
Jun Mohuang knew that if the process of tracing these seven runes was interrupted, the previously written runes would be immediately invalid.
This kind of formation method of finding people based on aura can no longer be described on this jade pendant.
If the tracing fails, Jun Jianlin will most likely not be able to find Nangong Li.
According to the temperament of her second brother, he will always feel guilty and self-blame for the rest of his life, let alone marry and have children.
For Jun Jianlin's lifelong happiness, Jun Mohuang traced these seven runes with the belief that he must succeed.
The first four runes were okay, but the last two started to get harder and harder.
After another three hours, Jun Mohuang struggled to complete the fifth and sixth runes.
During this process, her face turned pale, and the clothes on her back were completely soaked with sweat due to her high concentration for a long time.
The spiritual energy and mental power were consumed five times more, and the body was extremely exhausted.
Jun Mohuang still persisted.
There is only one last rune left, no matter what, we must persevere until it is completed.
Jun Mohuang held the rune pen in his hand and continued to carve.
The last rune is the most difficult of the seven runes, with hundreds of strokes.
Jun Mohuang gritted his teeth and began to carve on the jade pendant one stroke at a time.
This is the last one. As long as you persist, you will definitely succeed.
With this belief in Jun Mohuang's heart, the last rune gradually took shape under her hands.
Drops of sweat flowed down her delicate chin and fell onto the table and jade pendant.
Two more hours passed, and Jun Mohuang's mental power had been exhausted to the limit. A slight tingling began to appear in his consciousness, and signs of mental exhaustion began to appear.
Although there are elixirs for replenishing mental power, the number of times a person can take elixirs to replenish mental power is limited.
If you exceed this number at one time, even taking elixirs will be useless.
Now, the number of times Jun Mohuang has taken pills to replenish his mental strength has reached the upper limit.
As for the last rune, there are still seven strokes left to draw.
It’s just five strokes, so it should be fine.
Jun Mohuang resisted the stinging pain in her consciousness and wrote another stroke. Her spiritual power and spiritual energy flowed into the tip of the pen, creating a golden stroke.
The tingling sensation in her consciousness became more obvious.
After the second stroke, her consciousness began to hurt violently.
After the third stroke, the pain in the consciousness intensified, accompanied by a tearing feeling.
There was a pair of big hands in her mind that were constantly tearing at her consciousness, and would tear her consciousness into pieces at any time.
Jun Mohuang was dizzy. She had reached her limit at this time, and her little hand holding the rune pen was trembling, but she knew she couldn't stop.
She tried to keep her eyes wide open, concentrate, took a few breaths, and after her right hand calmed down, she started writing the fourth stroke.
As the fourth stroke was about to come down, the feeling of tearing in Jun Mohuang's consciousness continued to intensify.
If she writes this, her consciousness will be torn into pieces.
When the tip of the rune pen in Jun Mohuang's hand was about to touch the back of the jade pendant, a pair of big hands suddenly snatched the rune pen away from her hand.
Completed update today. . .
(End of chapter)