Especially a chance coincidence like Chen Hao's is basically impossible. Even if it exists, it is probably fake.
Chen Hao ignored these diners and continued to walk through the shadows.
With a single glance of the False Eyes, he saw through the details of these disciples. The highest level of cultivation was only in the middle stage of divine transformation.
With this little strength, Chen Hao could kill them instantly without any effort.
Soon, Chen Hao arrived at the top floor of Palace 152 and entered the room in the middle.
The outside of the room is actually equipped with double isolation restrictions. Not to mention touching or passing by, everyone inside will be reminded.
However, the shadow possessing ability had no effect at all, so Chen Hao slipped in quietly through the crack in the door.
The room is very large and is a hall.
In the center of the hall is an Eight Immortals square table, with two people sitting face to face.
One of them was Prince 152, and the other was an old woman. She looked about sixty or seventy years old, with silver hair, but her skin was as fair and smooth as a baby's, without any wrinkles.
The two of them didn't speak, staring at the sky in the middle of the square table.
There was nothing up there, and I didn't know what the two of them were looking at.
But Chen Hao opened his vain eyes and saw clearly that above the square table were a large number of paper Gu insects that he had sent over.
When they were in the Eighty-Sixth Palace, these paper Gu worms devoured the real Gu worms sent by Prince 152. Not only did they become exactly like the real Gu worms, but they were also grafted with the real Gu worms' mind control lines.
Of course, the grafted mind control line is false, and the real mind control line that controls the paper bug is in the hands of Chen Hao.
Chen Hao naturally did this to confuse Prince 152 and the people behind Prince 152, making them think that the poisonous insects they sent had successfully killed Princess 86 and then returned smoothly.
But now it seems that Prince 152 and the people behind him sensed something.
Chen Hao saw that the paper Gu insect's fake mind control line was not connected to Prince 152, but to the old woman.
Obviously, the real Gu insect that came to assassinate the Eighty-Sixth Princess was not sent by 152, but was controlled by this old woman.
Chen Hao was not surprised by this.
In the last court meeting, Prince 152 had already lost to him in the voodoo competition, so how could he use voodoo insects to assassinate him?
Isn't it like actively seeking death?
Moreover, the poisonous insects that came to assassinate Eighty-Six, regardless of their level, microscopicity, or toxicity, were far superior to the poisonous insects controlled by Prince 152 in the court meeting. They must have been sent by monks with higher cultivation and poisonous skills.
This old woman's cultivation is in the middle stage of Void Refining, and she has the false mind control line of the paper Gu insect, which is in line with Chen Hao's judgment.
"Master, you have been watching for almost half an hour. What is wrong?"
Prince 152 stared for a long time, his eyes were a little sore, he put his hand on his cheek and asked impatiently.
The old woman looked solemn: "I didn't find anything wrong, but it just felt wrong."
Hearing this, Chen Hao secretly admired him.
You must know that after the paper Gu worm absorbs the real Gu worm, both the appearance and the inside will be the same. The only difference is that the grafted mind control line is fake.
However, as long as the real controller does not control the paper Gu worm, then the fake mind control line can also be controlled, and the authenticity cannot be seen at all.
In a sense, as long as Chen Hao doesn't move, these paper Gu worms are real Gu worms.
Even so, the old woman still felt something was wrong, which showed that her bewitching skills were profound and her inner vigilance was also very strong.
The 152nd prince was far inferior to the old woman in terms of cultivation and Gu skills. After hearing this, he pursed his lips and said: "Master, are you too sensitive? With your Gu skills, you can't find out in such a long time."
If something is wrong, then there is no problem.
As for feelings... sometimes we shouldn’t take them too seriously.”
Although monks have a keen sense and can usually predict danger or bad things, everything has two sides. If the sense is too sharp, it will cause trivial matters, perceive strange things, and even become suspicious.
The old woman pondered: "What Your Highness said makes sense, but I have controlled the Gu insects for so many years and have a deep experience in the subtleties. These Gu insects today did give me some different feelings, otherwise I would not be so serious.
After all, Gu insects are dangerous things and can easily backfire on their owners. It is always wise to be cautious when sailing a thousand-year-old ship."
Prince 152 said: "But we have also checked what should be checked, and checked what should be checked. We even randomly dissected a few precious Gu worms, and found nothing unusual. All the Gu worms were honest.
is under your control, what else can you do next?
If we continue to investigate further, we will be repeating the previous methods. Isn’t this a waste of time?”
The old woman was silent, and after a moment she said: "If Your Highness is tired, go and have a rest first, and then take a look at me."
When Prince 152 heard this, his expression changed. He quickly stood up from his chair, bowed and said, "Master, my disciple Meng Lang spoke rudely. I know I was wrong. Master, please don't mind me and forgive my disciple's rudeness."
The old woman looked at the Gu insect in front of her and said nothing.
Prince 152's face became increasingly pale, but he maintained his posture of bowing and apologizing, and did not dare to move.
After a while, the old woman sighed: "You are right. I can't find the problem no matter how much I look at it. It is indeed a waste of time."
She waved slightly and stood up from the chair.
Prince 152 breathed a sigh of relief, straightened his body, and stepped forward to support the old woman in a flattering manner: "Master, no matter what, since you feel something is wrong, don't put away these Gu insects yet, use restraints to circle them first.
Wait until you feel completely fine before talking."
Hearing this, the old woman's face showed a hint of relief: "That's a bit of a joke. I'm going back to the room first, and I'll leave these Gu insects to you."
"Yes, Master, you can go back and practice peacefully. The disciples here will take care of you."
Prince 152 said obediently, and kept supporting the old woman until she walked to the door of the room. He first pushed the door open and then let go.
The old woman left.
Prince 152 turned around and returned to the Eight Immortals Square Table, glanced at the paper Gu worms floating above the square table, and said to himself: "Little Ancestor, please be sure nothing happens to you."
With a wave of his hand, he set up a poison ban, trapping all the poisonous insects inside, then carefully put them into a beast storage bag and walked out of the room.
In the shadow, Chen Hao frowned slightly.
His original plan was that after the paper Gu worms came back in place of the real Gu worms, Prince 152 and the people behind him would mistakenly think that the Eighty-sixth Princess had been eliminated, so they could safely put away the paper Gu worms, and then wait until Chen Hao was unprepared.
Controlled, the paper Gu worms would bite back and easily kill the 152nd prince and the people behind them.
Under normal circumstances, the poisonous insects are taken into the body by the monks, so that they can be released at any time without leaving any trace, which is very convenient.