I took off my clothes and lay in the bathtub. My body was burning from the burn just now, and I was still drunk, so I needed some cold water to relieve myself. I closed my eyes and thought about all the spells in the Maoshan ancient books that were related to the Liu Ling'er method. Because the evil sect also came from the authentic Taoism, the relationship between the two was very close. Although the Maoshan ancient books excluded evil spells and magic formulas, there were traces of this everywhere.
After thinking about the spells related to this, I realized that if I copied a little from here and there from various spells and integrated them together, wouldn't that be a complete mixed Liu Ling'er spell
I understand. The Taoist ancestors could not bear to discard the Taoist magic they invented, so they added it to the authentic Taoist magic. For example, the Five Ghosts Bringing Wealth is an orthodox Taoist magic, but isn't it the same as the Five Ghosts Moving Money of the Taoist
I got out of the bathtub excitedly and put on my clothes, but when I was about to perform this kind of magic, I was a little dumbfounded. The talisman in the wooden man's stomach was written with cinnabar mixed with milk, where could I get this stuff? And at the end, I had to drip chicken comb blood into the wooden man's mouth, is this possible
I turned around and looked at the wooden house, and suddenly found yellow paper and cinnabar for drawing talismans on a wooden shelf against the east wall. The cinnabar was there. Then I turned around and saw the dead woman's blood on the ground. The cockscomb blood was there. The only thing missing was breast milk!
Where can I get this stuff? I looked out the window and thought of trying to find a mountain village, whether it was human milk or animal milk. I put the wooden man on my waist and left the wooden house without knowing where to go. I remember that the one with the surname Gu went east, so I went west. Anyway, I lost my memory and didn't know where I was, so I just went forward with my head covered.
After climbing over a hill, I saw a mountain village with lights on in front of me. I quietly entered the village and found a cow feeding a calf in a cowshed near the village. I was so happy. As the saying goes, you can find something without any effort after searching for it.
I sneaked under the cow's belly with the bottle in my hand. You can imagine that this thing was quite alert and stood up immediately. The calf was still sucking the old cow's buttocks and refused to let go. I didn't have time to waste here, so I got angry and grabbed the calf's mouth, pulled it over, and squeezed its mouth open. There was still some milk left.
I quickly scraped a little with a bottle, but the old cow was not happy, stared at me and barked at me. I covered my mouth and slipped out of the cowshed, and ran back to the wooden house. It took more than an hour to go back and forth. I wonder if Mr. Gu was getting impatient.
He went into the room, pulled out the table, set the incense burner, picked up three incense sticks from the wooden stand, lit them, and bowed several times. Then he mixed cinnabar with milk, wrote spleen, stomach, liver, gallbladder, and kidney on yellow paper, rolled it into a paper tube and stuffed it into the wooden man's stomach. He drew nine nine-spirit talismans, scraped some wet blood from the ground, dripped it into the wooden man's mouth, put it on the table, and began to burn talismans and chant incantations.
This was originally the Willow Spirit Girl that had already been made, it was just a restoration, which of course saved a lot of trouble, and there was no need to wait for another 35 days for it to take shape. After the nine talismans were burned and the nine spells stopped, the wooden man suddenly jumped up from the table. In a flash, I saw a naked beauty standing in front of me!