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Chapter 192 Peach Wood Sword

Hearing Uncle Jiu invite Song Ren, Aqiang and Ade immediately became anxious: "Master!"

"Shut up!" Uncle Jiu glared at them and stopped them from saying anything else.

After the brief exchange just now, the meaning of Song Ren's words was already very clear.

He revealed the reward notice of comprador Hong, which means he came to help Silent Village.

The corpses of the bandits on the ground also illustrate this point well.

In addition, Song Ren mentioned his two junior fellow apprentices in his tone, so it sounds like they are getting along pretty well.

Therefore, Uncle Jiu temporarily put aside his initial prejudice.

Of course, the most important point is the last sentence he just said -

If the corpse on the ground is not dealt with in time, not only Song Ren will suffer, but everyone who has just seen her will probably be harmed by it.

On the way back to the quiet village.

Song Ren briefly recounted his previous encounter with the royal zombies.

There is no need to hide this.

If what Uncle Jiu just said was true, then he really needed to borrow the other party's power to solve Wang Po's problem.

On the way, Uncle Jiu listened with great interest at first.

But after listening to the interaction between the two junior brothers and Song Ren, he felt a little dazed.

The royal zombie that turned into a spirit was hacked to death by a warrior?
This story sounds too magical.

However, Song Ren had gifts from Taoist Qianhe and the other two as a token of trust.

Especially the bronze broadsword with bloody runes written on it, which is almost unique and irrefutable evidence.

Uncle Jiu couldn't help but believe it.

In addition, the scene in which Song Ren beheaded Wang Po earlier, the bravery he displayed was indeed worthy of praise.

Uncle Jiu was basically convinced of what Song Ren said.

As for the evil spirit that was so strong that it couldn't be dispersed from Song Ren.

He didn't ask too much, after all, every family has its own problems.

Besides, how could a person who frequently goes to various villages and towns to earn rewards by issuing notices not be a bit evil?

In today's turbulent times, there are quite a few people like this.

Just like Uncle Jiu himself, although he is upright by nature, he is responsible for more than a dozen deaths.

This is inevitable.

With bandits, horse bandits and warlords, the situation was already too turbulent.

A kind-hearted person does not live long.

……

Return to Quiet Village and temporarily stay in Uncle Nine's house.

After Song Ren told the story about the experience of Taoist Qianhe and Taoist Simu, Uncle Jiu felt more at ease with him.

However, after hearing Song Ren talk about what happened to the other horse bandits, he frowned again.

These horse bandits have all learned some unconventional tricks and are vicious people who eat raw meat and drink blood.

If the bodies are not processed after death, there is a high probability that they will all turn into zombies.

But the distance was a bit far now, and it was too late to stop it.

Moreover, the main problem now is the body of the bandit leader in front of us.

Before her death, Wang Po witnessed with her own eyes the death of all her companions.

She had been accumulating a lot of resentment in her heart.

When she was dying, she also used some evil magic on herself.

If she were to turn into a demon, even Uncle Jiu wouldn't be able to subdue her.

Fortunately, Song Ren placed a soul-calming talisman from Taoist Qianhe at the first opportunity.

Although the power of this talisman was limited, it could suppress the force for a moment.

Afterwards, Uncle Jiu took out a triangular talisman tied with a red rope from his arms and stuffed it into Wang Po's mouth.

He then used a brush, dipped it in some blood and ink, and wrote and drew on Wang Po's face.

After a busy period of time, Uncle Jiu finally finished all the processes.

Finally, he told Ah Qiang and Ah De: "Find some people to prepare some peach wood branches and burn this body as soon as possible."

"Remember, prepare more peach wood branches so that they can be burned more thoroughly."

Ah Qiang was still a little confused: "Master, is it necessary to be so cautious? It's just a corpse, isn't it?" Uncle Jiu shook his head: "This is not an ordinary corpse. This person was a quack who ate raw meat and drank blood. His skills in the art of evil are probably not much worse than mine."

"Before she died, she was still full of resentment and used evil magic."

"If she succeeds in her transformation, I'm afraid the villages and towns nearby will be in turmoil."

Ade clicked his tongue: "Is it that exaggerated?"

Uncle Jiu glared: "Just go if I tell you to go, why are you talking so much nonsense!"

Aqiang and Ade immediately shrank their necks and quickly moved away.

After the two of them walked away, Song Ren said to Uncle Jiu, "Master, let me be frank. Your two disciples are really not trustworthy people. Is it really okay to leave things to them?"

In the movie, because of the comedy elements, these two people are basically showing off the whole time.

There is hardly anything that can be done properly.

They were holding back the entire time, and Song Ren was indeed a little worried about the two of them.

But Uncle Jiu firmly believed: "Don't worry, when it comes to serious matters, these two can still make people feel at ease."

Song Ren: “…”

I don’t know where Uncle Jiu’s confidence comes from.

If he didn't still need to rely on Uncle Jiu's abilities, Song Ren wouldn't want to spoil him.

In all of Uncle Jiu's zombie movies, basically none of his apprentices can be completely trusted.

Especially among the psychic Mr., he can be said to be one of the two most outrageous ones.

Seeing that Song Ren was still hesitant, Uncle Jiu said again: "Master Song, our time is rather tight. The most urgent task now is to deal with the bodies of those horse bandits first."

"According to what you said, I think those bandits have all turned into zombies. If they turn into evil spirits, the harm they can cause will be equally terrifying."

Song Ren nodded.

Uncle Jiu said, "I'll go prepare some stuff. Master Song, please lead the way when the time comes."

Song Ren: "No problem."

Dealing with this group of horse bandits was also one of his tasks.

However, Song Ren still made a small request:

"Master, I am quite confident in dealing with monsters and bandits."

"But when it comes to dealing with ghosts, my skills are a little limited."

"I wonder if the Taoist priest has any way to make my sword kill the ghost?"

Uncle Jiu was stunned when he heard this.

I remembered what Song Ren mentioned before about killing zombies.

He changed his mind and thought that this seemed to be a good idea.

Master Song is so skilled. If he could help, many things would be much easier.

However, it seems difficult to hurt ghosts with ordinary cold weapons.

Uncle Jiu did know some special talismans that could help cold weapons to ward off evil spirits, but that effect was not ideal in terms of damage.

Uncle Jiu pondered for a moment and said, "Usually, cold weapons made of steel, even with talismans, are only very limited in their effectiveness against sneaky people."

"Master Song, I wonder how good are your skills with sword weapons?"

Song Ren: "I'm good at anything related to weapons."

Uncle Jiu: "I have a peach wood sword that is specially used to kill evil spirits, especially ghosts."

"It is made of wood that has been struck by lightning for thousands of years, and I have nurtured it with Taoist magic for more than ten years, so it is very effective in killing evil spirits."

"But because it's a wooden sword, its sharpness is very limited, and it can't withstand too much force."

"I wonder if you can use it?"

Song Ren's eyes lit up when he heard this.

Peach wood sword!

Although it is a wooden sword, the key is that it was recommended by Uncle Jiu.

Incredible!

Song Ren couldn't help but ask, "Give it to me?"

Uncle Jiu: "...Ahem, I lent it to you."

Song Ren: "The Taoist priest is obsessed."

Uncle Jiu: "Don't come on, I don't believe in Buddhism."

(End of this chapter)