Holy Bone

Chapter 1671 I dare to ask you, fellow Taoist, are you a human or a dead person?

Hades.

Gray fog shrouds the sea.

On the dark sea where countless wandering ghosts are drowning, an empty and unmanned ghost ship is drifting on the dark sea.

Boom!
The two ships collided head-on, splashing fierce waves. A ship with a strange shape collided head-on with the ghost ship. The two ships violently ups and downs and collided in the wind and waves.

The reason why the ship that was boarding was said to have a strange shape was that its shape subverted the traditional shipbuilding cognition.

The ship had no tower, no cabin, and no mast for raising sails. The completely enclosed hull was like a solid coffin carrying a brick building, sailing against the wind and waves in this underworld sea of ​​death.

The pavilion had a strong earthy smell. Even the turbulent water vapor and yin energy above the Nether Sea could not conceal that strong earthy smell. It was as if it had just been dug out from the soil where it had been buried for thousands of years. The earthy smell could be smelled from a long distance away.

There were parapets and gates in the pavilion, and it was a small city built entirely in imitation of a city. There was only one pavilion in this small city.

The pavilion is the majestic Seven Star Pavilion, with layers upon layers of buildings, giving people a sense of majesty. At the same time, the pavilion is tied with many sacrificial ribbons, sutra cloths, soul-calling bells, Bagua mirrors, Xiuzhen bronze tomb-guarding beasts... It has both the solemnity of Baoxiang, the mysterious sacrifice, and the yin energy of Senluo, and it combines infinite changes in the atmosphere, which is really absurd.

Between the Seven Star Pavilion and the parapet, there is an inner city moat. The moat surrounds the Seven Star Pavilion, but the moat is dry. It is not filled with river water, but with countless sacrificial corpses.

The forces that are going through the underworld to search for the whereabouts of the Gewu Immortal Cauldron include not only plague ships and sacrificial ships, but also burial ships.

According to information from the world of the living, someone dug out the ear chamber of a burial ship and took the tomb ship's ear chamber to the underworld to track down the Gewu Xianding.

It seems to be the strangely shaped ship in front of us.

After understanding this, looking at the dry moat outside the Seven Star Pavilion, you can understand why it is filled with so many corpses. It is a large burial pit. The slaves, cattle and horses raised during lifetime were all buried together. They served the owner of the ear room all his life, and they will continue to serve the owner of the ear room after death, never to see the light of day.

Those who were buried alive were the most miserable.

We have no control over our lives before and after death.

As the two ships docked, there was no movement in the Seven Star Pavilion. Instead, corpse-bugs crawled out of the piles of bones in the burial pits one after another and swarmed onto the ghost ship like locusts.

Each corpse-bug was fed to the size of a human palm, glowing black and obviously highly poisonous.

Sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

A swarm of black insects raised by corpse-bugs swarmed onto the ghost ship and began to gnaw everywhere, squeeze into every crack, and scamper around on the deck, trying to get into the cabin.

There were so many corpse-bugs that in just a few blinks of an eye, they had already covered the entire ship's deck, side, guardrails, masts, and the outer walls of the ship's tower...

But what is even more terrifying is that these large and highly poisonous corpse-bugs are still crawling out of the burial pits in an endless stream, like a tide, and there seems to be no end.

At this time, the number of corpse-bugs on the ghost ship was so dense that there was no place to stand.

Just when the corpse-bugs were surging at their craziest and most dense level, about to devour and overturn the ghost ship, BAM!

Several corpse-bugs that were near the cabin door and were trying hard to gnaw at it were crushed by a foot, and venom and pus splashed everywhere, emitting the foul stench of rotting corpses.

The door of the ghost ship was pushed open, and a headless Taoist priest walked out, followed by a one-eyed paper-made man. The ghost ship, the headless Taoist priest, and the one-eyed paper-made man, the rich underworld style overflowed the painting.

At the same time, the familiar sense of the avenue arrived as expected!

A hundred virtues!
A hundred virtues!
A hundred virtues!
When Headless Jin'an walked out of the cabin, he saw corpse-bugs all over the ship.

At the same time, those bloodthirsty corpse-bugs were stimulated by the blood of their companions and swarmed over here in an instant, like a black wave.

Facing these black tides of corpse-eating bugs, Headless Jin'an remained calm. He took out a yellow talisman from the pouch on his waist. It was the plague-repelling talisman of the Five Blessings Emperor, which he had bestowed with a level of 6.6 million Yin De.

This talisman is specially used to treat poisonous insects, plague, and witchcraft. As soon as the talisman was cast, corpse-bugs as big as an adult's palm filled the boat and instantly fell down like a tide, with the headless Jin'an as the center, and then fell down rapidly from the inside out.

He hadn't even started to use the Five Blessings Emperor's plague-repelling talisman. He just took it out of a human stomach, and the aura leaking from the talisman alone was enough to scare the corpse-bugs on the boat to death.

The six million six hundred thousand yellow talismans of Yin De are indeed invincible.

Avenue induction!

A hundred virtues!
A hundred virtues!
……

The Five Blessings Emperor's Plague-Repelling Talisman can not only drive away plague and evil spirits, but also has the effect of bringing good fortune, instantly increasing one's merit by a few million.

Headless Jin'an used a wind-borrowing technique, and a roaring wind suddenly arose on the ocean, causing huge waves. When the wind and waves subsided, the corpses of corpse-bugs on the ship had been washed away by the wind and waves, and the insect corpses had been washed into the underworld sea, which attracted many wronged souls, evil spirits and horrible black shadows to wander under the dark sea, greedily devouring the corpse-bugs brought from the world of the living to the underworld.

Headless Jin An had been watching everything in front of him calmly all along. Only at this moment did he turn around and look at the attic tomb ship that was docked on the ship.

The Seven-Star Pavilion of the attic tomb ship was dark and quiet from beginning to end. The people inside remained indifferent as the corpse-bugs were cleared out.

Wu Tou Jin An is not someone who is easy to mess with. As the saying goes, it is impolite not to reciprocate. The other party showed malice as soon as he came, and did not come with good intentions, so there is no need for him to be polite to the other party.

The sixteenth transformation is water entry!
He came to the side of the ship, raised his hand and slapped the ear chamber of the tomb ship opposite. In an instant, the opposite side suffered a catastrophe of flood and fire. The ship sank violently, causing huge waves and almost sank directly into the seabed.

Those countless dark shadows attracted by the corpse-bugs and wandering under the sea were dragging the bottom of the ship to drag the tomb ship's ear chamber into the depths of the underworld.

When it came to the critical moment of life and death, the people living in the Seven Star Pavilion in the side chamber of the tomb ship could no longer remain silent, and they saw an oil lamp lit in the originally dark and quiet Seven Star Pavilion.

The oil lamp had a complicated origin. As it lit up, the catastrophe of water and fire on the ship dissipated, and the disaster turned into a blessing. Not only did the ship stabilize itself again, but even the wind and waves on the sea were smoothed out by an invisible giant hand, and it became calm in an instant.

It was like lighting a divine lamp, emitting divinity.

At this moment, an erratic sound came from the void of the underworld, as if it came from all directions, with a sense of cold majesty that was unquestionable.

"May I ask, fellow Taoist, are you a human or a dead person?"

A ghost ship and a headless Taoist priest. Even the other side was unsure whether the person standing on the ghost ship was a Shinto master who had boarded the ship for the same purpose, or a dead person who originally belonged to the underworld.

(End of this chapter)