Because of his strong body and large surface area, the fat man tried his best to dodge, but unexpectedly there was still a string of mucus on his back. As for me, a stream of liquid flew down from the top of my head, and I quickly jumped over most of the liquid droplets.
They all fell to the ground, splashing three or four drops, but I subconsciously stretched out my right arm to block them.
"Ahhh! It hurts me so much!" I heard the fat man next to me suddenly let out a shrill scream, and then I felt a pain on my arm, as if someone was pricking the skin with a needle, bit by bit.
Point by inch, from the epidermis deep into the dermis, through the subcutaneous fat, and straight into the heart-wrenching pain like blood marrow.
After a while, the previous pain did not ease. Instead, there was a strange numbing and itching feeling. The muscles and bones began to itch. I wanted to scratch but couldn't. It was as if there were small insects burrowing into the body, which was very frightening.
In order to prevent bug bites, the fat man and I wore long sleeves and jackets when we came today. I raised my hand and looked at it, and found that there were just a few drops of mucus, so I removed the leather jacket and the inner long-sleeved sweatshirt.
Several small holes were corroded, and then spread to the surrounding fabric, corroding the entire sleeve until it was as fragile as a piece of rotten wood.
In order to prevent the liquid from spreading further, I quickly pulled down my sleeves, which was as easy as tearing up an old piece of scratch paper. Then I discovered that there were several purple-red spots on my arms, and there were yellow and white pus coming out, bottomless.
small hole.
"Compared to poison, this is more like acid!" A flash of inspiration came to my mind, and I felt that my body did not feel poisoned. I was neither dizzy nor unbalanced in my limbs, and even my thoughts were very clear.
, only the arm that was stained by the mucus had small but deep injuries. It was obviously stained by a highly corrosive and high-viscosity liquid.
If left unchecked, sooner or later the acid will penetrate the subcutaneous capillary network, destroy the mucosa of the connective tissue, and fall directly into the large blood vessels in the body. As it circulates throughout the body, it will cause massive internal bleeding throughout the body, and even the bones will be destroyed.
Corroded away.
Thinking of this, I no longer hesitated. I gritted my teeth and raised my mahogany sword and slashed it across the surrounding fire. Then I slashed at the wound on my right arm with my backhand. With a sizzling sound, I cut off a piece of charred flesh.
After about a few seconds, I felt a numb and burning pain at the self-inflicted wound, and the previous stinging pain deep into the bone marrow had basically disappeared. I think it was because this strong acid would decompose when exposed to high heat.
Because the wound was directly sintered by the high temperature of the flame, there was not much bleeding, and part of the surface nerve endings were burned away, so that the pain was somewhat delayed and numb. However, as time goes by, the body repairs itself and the pain will subside.
becoming more and more obvious.
While I was still in good condition and could still lift the sword, I quickly turned around and looked at the fat man rolling on the ground and wailing. His injury was much more serious than mine. I think it was because of the angle and the receiving area.
I only got a few drops on it at first, but he was hit directly in the back by a long string of corrosive liquid beads.
His coat was basically completely dyed, and was broken into two pieces with the string of liquid stains as the center line. The sweatshirt and vest worn underneath did not prevent the entry of the acid at all, and was also corroded and opened a large hole.
, revealing the horrific and shocking wounds underneath.
Pulling open the vest that was covering me, I found that the situation was not optimistic. Compared with the previous few deep holes in my arms, the wounds on the fat man's back had connected into a huge ravine.
It seems that because the number of droplets is too large and too dense, the holes of flesh and blood corroded by each other are connected with each other, forming a long and deep serious wound. The flesh and blood on the surface gradually turns into purple-red meat sauce and dissolves, and the flesh and blood underneath gradually dissolves.
Pus released from the destruction of subcutaneous tissue is constantly flowing out of the body, slightly diluting the acid.
Otherwise, according to the theoretical corrosive speed of this acid, the fat man's entire body should be eroded from his back to his stomach in a few minutes, and even his spine would melt. How could he still be shouting like this?
"Ah! It hurts so much, Fatty! What the hell is this! I'm going crazy with the pain! Knock me out!" The fat man rolled and rolled on the ground like a slaughtered pig, howling. I guess the acid was in the liquid.
Although there is no obvious toxicity, it has the effect of making the nerves more sensitive to pain, so that those who are exposed to acid, regardless of whether the injury is serious or not, will first lose the ability to save themselves and resist in pain.
The way he was now, let alone treatment, it was impossible to get close to him and help him pull off his acid-covered clothes. At the same time, the next wave of acid rushed towards him again.
Fortunately, once the Five Fires Clearing Spell was successfully activated, it would cycle and generate flames on its own without the need for the caster to provide additional magic or maintain its operation. Therefore, I was able to separate my hands, pick up another Gangfeng Talisman, and activate it at random, killing me.
The two were surrounded by a temporary shield composed of wind and fire.
Of course, there is no solution in the long run. After all, Gangfeng is an invisible thing. I used Taoism to force it to twist around my body. It cannot last for too long. I don’t know how much corrosive liquid is stored in Malu’s body. If it is like this
Endless and overwhelming, it will fall down, and I'm afraid both of us will eventually melt into pieces with no bones left.
Because the fat man's limbs were trembling and waving violently, I would easily be knocked to the ground if I got closer, so I had to use my mahogany sword from a distance to cut open and pick off the corrosive liquid-stained clothes on his back to prevent the acid from spreading further.
I thought about using an overheated peach wood sword to break down the acid that penetrated into the flesh like I did before, but the wound on the fat man's back was too large, and even passed through the spine in the plane, and the high-temperature flames were rashly driven in.
, the disinfection was successful, but I am afraid that the skin and flesh around this area would have turned into coke and would not be able to heal. In a situation where it was impossible to send him to emergency treatment right away, it would undoubtedly force him to bleed profusely.
Talisman? I was well prepared for the antidote charm, but obviously it was not poison. After thinking about it, I suddenly remembered that I was carrying a bag of lime powder. This is also a prop used by Taoist priests when making talismans. It is often combined with cinnabar.
Become "evil bone" and "evil blood".
The ancients thought that they were the blood drops that fell on the ground after being dispersed by Taoist priests. In fact, on the contrary, the Yin and Yang gentlemen used the strong power of Yang fire contained in these natural ores to disperse the good Yin.
A cold-loving ghost.
Because many times it is necessary to directly dip your hands into lime powder to draw symbols, and slaked lime is a medium-to-strong alkaline substance that contains strong corrosiveness. Therefore, in order to protect the skin, Taoist priests often add some alkali to the lime powder used in the method.
That is, baking soda and sodium bicarbonate, a weakly alkaline and edible substance, can weaken the corrosiveness of the powder.