Their faces were purple and blue, their eyes were tightly closed, and they looked particularly creepy under the firelight. I hurriedly stepped back a few steps, then turned around to look in other directions. In the southwest corner, I saw an old man in green clothes, curled up behind a bag of food, motionless, and I didn't know whether he was dead or alive.
Damn, you are unlucky this year, old man, please don't die. I hurried over, and suddenly a cold air rushed over my face, making me shiver involuntarily. I didn't even need to use my brain, I could guess with my toes that there was a fierce ghost here, and it was very angry.
At this moment, the incense is about to burn out, and I can no longer use it to cast the Fire Bell Curse, otherwise my hands will be burned. I quickly took out the copper coins from my pocket and scattered them. At the critical moment, the copper coin array is not easy to fail. As soon as the spell came out, a yellow light flashed, forcing a black gas out of here, and instantly floated to the northeast corner opposite.
I used my finger to poke a small hole in the grain bag, inserted the remaining half of the incense stick into it, and chanted softly: "Ride the Tiangang, step on the Jiuxuan. Step on the Yuandou, walk like a fairy. Get the celestial being, and all the gods will be happy..." This is a Qimen spell, and this corner happened to form a Qimen layout, and this spell can be used to guard this place temporarily.
The smoke from the incense immediately split into several strands and spread out in different directions, forming a protective barrier. No matter how powerful the evil spirit was, it would take some effort to break through the strange spell.
I took this opportunity to squat down and check on the old man. His face was pale, his eyes were closed, and his breath was very weak. It looked like he might die at any time. How could this happen? I looked down and saw the snakeskin bag in his hand. The mouth was open. I didn't need to look inside to know that the little silver snake was gone. Maybe he was bitten by a snake
If that's the case, we are in the same boat. I'm better than you. At least I'm still awake. I sighed suddenly. Being awake is useless. I'm just a headless fly that can still fly. I don't know what to do. Looking at him, I thought, I don't have the ability to save you. I'd better go find Shen Bing. I guess she's not in the house and can't run far.
As I stood up, I turned around and saw the four corpses that were originally standing in the northeast corner. Now they were standing in front of me, with their eyes open, their gray eyeballs, staring at me closely.
Damn it, you can’t play like this, it almost gave me a heart attack.
I was so nervous that I swallowed a few times, thinking, could it be a zombie? But it didn't look like it. It's impossible for a zombie to be silent, especially when they ran up to me like ghosts, without making any sound. It's impossible for a dead body to do that. It must have been done by that ghost, the one I just forced away!
Although the strange curse protected me in this corner, they blocked me outside and I couldn't get out. I urged the copper coin array to rotate, but the yellow light flickered from time to time, which showed that there was no evil spirit in the corpse. What should I do? If I rushed out, I was afraid that something bad would happen. If I didn't go out, would I wait to die here
Maoshan magic also has magic to deal with corpses, but here in Xiangxi, the corpses have been processed by special witchcraft, I am afraid that Maoshan magic is not very suitable, just like last night, it can't deal with them at all. By the way, the old guy is a corpse driver with profound Taoism, dealing with corpses all day long, it is impossible that he doesn't have a magic weapon to suppress corpses, right
Thinking of this, I bent down and touched his body. Just as I touched his pocket, I saw the old guy suddenly opened his eyes.
I saw my second aunt, who woke up so suddenly, it was scarier than seeing a ghost. I shivered all over and took a half step back. Their faces were purple and blue, their eyes were tightly closed, and they looked particularly creepy under the shining firelight. I hurriedly took a few steps back and turned to look in other directions. In the southwest corner, I saw an old man in blue clothes, curled up behind a bag of grain, motionless, and I didn't know whether he was dead or alive.
Damn, you are unlucky this year, old man, please don't die. I hurried over, and suddenly a cold air rushed over my face, making me shiver involuntarily. I didn't even need to use my brain, I could guess with my toes that there was a fierce ghost here, and it was very angry.
At this moment, the incense is about to burn out, and I can no longer use it to cast the Fire Bell Curse, otherwise my hands will be burned. I quickly took out the copper coins from my pocket and scattered them. At the critical moment, the copper coin array is not easy to fail. As soon as the spell came out, a yellow light flashed, forcing a black gas out of here, and instantly floated to the northeast corner opposite.
I used my finger to poke a small hole in the grain bag, inserted the remaining half of the incense stick into it, and chanted softly: "Ride the Tiangang, step on the Jiuxuan. Step on the Yuandou, walk like a fairy. Get the celestial being, and all the gods will be happy..." This is a Qimen spell, and this corner happened to form a Qimen layout, and this spell can be used to guard this place temporarily.
The smoke from the incense immediately split into several strands and spread out in different directions, forming a protective barrier. No matter how powerful the evil spirit was, it would take some effort to break through the strange spell.
I took this opportunity to squat down and check on the old man. His face was pale, his eyes were closed, and his breath was very weak. It looked like he might die at any time. How could this happen? I looked down and saw the snakeskin bag in his hand. The mouth was open. I didn't need to look inside to know that the little silver snake was gone. Maybe he was bitten by a snake
If that's the case, we are in the same boat. I'm better than you. At least I'm still awake. I sighed suddenly. Being awake is useless. I'm just a headless fly that can still fly. I don't know what to do. Looking at him, I thought, I don't have the ability to save you. I'd better go find Shen Bing. I guess she's not in the house and can't run far.
As I stood up, I turned around and saw the four corpses that were originally standing in the northeast corner. Now they were standing in front of me, with their eyes open, their gray eyeballs, staring at me closely.
Damn it, you can’t play like this, it almost gave me a heart attack.
I was so nervous that I swallowed a few times, thinking, could it be a zombie? But it didn't look like it. It's impossible for a zombie to be silent, especially when they ran up to me like ghosts, without making any sound. It's impossible for a dead body to do that. It must have been done by that ghost, the one I just forced away!
Although the strange curse protected me in this corner, they blocked me outside and I couldn't get out. I urged the copper coin array to rotate, but the yellow light flickered from time to time, which showed that there was no evil spirit in the corpse. What should I do? If I rushed out, I was afraid that something bad would happen. If I didn't go out, would I wait to die here
Maoshan magic also has magic to deal with corpses, but here in Xiangxi, the corpses have been processed by special witchcraft, I am afraid that Maoshan magic is not very suitable, just like last night, it can't deal with them at all. By the way, the old guy is a corpse driver with profound Taoism, dealing with corpses all day long, it is impossible that he doesn't have a magic weapon to suppress corpses, right
Thinking of this, I bent down and touched his body. Just as I touched his pocket, I saw the old guy suddenly opened his eyes.
I was shocked. She woke up so suddenly. It was scarier than seeing a ghost. I shivered all over and took half a step back.