Chapter 55: Using foxes as bait to act for oneself (7)
Suddenly, before Qianye reached the waist of the tree, she saw a large net appearing out of thin air above her, and the bag head was covering her.
Quickly jumping away from the tree trunk, Ling Kongkong quickly drew out his dagger, and with the force of his rolling body, he cut through the net with a swishing sound.
But before he landed, he heard a few whooshes in the air, twisted his body and rolled on the spot, and with a few pops, the hidden weapon sank into the ground behind him.
Boom! The ground that she had stepped on countless times suddenly sank. After the thin layer of shell shattered, there was a huge pit of unknown depth underneath!
Qianye waved his sleeves and shot out an iron wire to wrap around the tree trunk not far away. His body couldn't help but slide down, and he wrapped it around his palm several times. The iron wire tightened, so that he didn't fall all the way down.
Swinging on an earth wall that was almost as sharp as a knife, with feet dangling in the air, everything in sight was pitch black, which made people suddenly break into a cold sweat.
What kind of formation is this? It's obviously a sorcery!
Qianye used her hands and feet to jump back to the ground. She quickly moved along the blood in her hands in the air, dancing around the blood line like silk. The paperless spell was comparable to a forbidden technique for her level of practice.
"The power of Tiangang, the power of the five elements, purifying spirits, washing souls, and chasing away demons!"
The talisman suddenly emits a blood-red light in mid-air, spreading in all directions, spreading like a red mist, swallowing up everything that does not belong to the Five Elements of Tiangang.
The sound of the wind gradually faded away, and Qianye hurriedly shouted: "Who are you?! Why do you know Chu Luoyan?!"
However, the only answer she received was the sound of the wind. The red mist dissipated and the big hole on the ground disappeared. The hidden weapon with a broken net all over the ground disappeared in an instant.
A few steps away is the edge of the woods, and you can see the city wall in the early night. If it weren't for the injury on your shoulder, everything would seem to be a dream.
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A raging fire burned in the old house in the corner of the city. The arrows in the bushes were the best firewood. They caught fire and instantly the flames shot up into the sky.
The arrows are coated with a layer of pine oil, which emits billowing smoke after burning, making it difficult to open one's eyes.
In the midst of the blazing flames and under the billowing black smoke, a lotus flower outlined with bright thin lines slowly bloomed, like the cleanest seal, isolating the filth.
The figure in the middle of the lotus is blurry and cannot be clearly seen, but the elegant figure is vaguely visible, with long hair dancing behind him, standing in the fire, unparalleled in the world.
The master looked at the back of Fu Yin who stood motionless, and then looked at the fire in front of him. Even though the demon must be burned with fire, he still felt that something was not quite right.
After careful consideration, he took a few steps forward and whispered: "Sir, I'm afraid this is not appropriate. He..."
However, before he finished speaking, the master's head was suddenly lifted out of the air, his headless body still maintained a slightly bowed posture, and a column of blood spurted out for half a day.
With a thud, the head rolled down at everyone's feet. Before they could scream, they were already frightened.
The fake governor grabbed the master's soul, tore it into pieces and threw it into the fire.
The soul-burning fire changed color instantly, turning red and strange, and the heat wave intensified suddenly. Even if it was far away, you could feel that it was about to be burned.
"Kill...kill...kill!!" A government servant suddenly shouted out, rolled his eyes, and fainted.
Only then did everyone come back to their senses. They watched helplessly as Fu Yin killed his master, and they were all panicked for a moment.
To uphold justice? No, they are just official servants who enjoy royal food and leisure. How can they know what is right and wrong?