Fundamentals of Catching Immortals

Chapter 691 War of the Three Realms ([-])
He Shiyi paused slightly, looked down at A Xu, but met her eyes inadvertently.They both saw the same question in each other's eyes, and after a moment they both looked at the moon.

"Wait a minute." A Xu said suddenly, her voice successfully quieted the chaotic Hemingtang: "Do you feel something is wrong?"

"Something's wrong? Hmph! It's not been a day or two since the people from Shenle Peak bullied others. Now that they can say such things, I don't think something is wrong." The third elder rolled his eyes and snorted. He took a sip of the wine jug he was carrying, but his brows became more and more frowned: "It's weird, why is the wine so much weaker today, it's annoying!"

As he spoke, he dropped the jug to the ground, crossing his arms and sulking.

"No, that's not what I'm talking about." A Xu shook his head, pointing to the half-red moon outside the window: "The moonlight is different today."

"Chiyue." Zhu Yu was the first to react. He looked at the moon outside the window, and then at the elders in the room, his face changed slightly: "Everyone has been affected by this Chiyue?"

As soon as these words came out, everyone was taken aback.

In the long years, Chiyue has not never existed.It is said that on the night of the red moon, the temperament of mortals will be affected by the red moonlight and become quite hostile.It's just that the disciples of Yinhe Mountain have been in Taoism for many years, and the most important thing for cultivators is to be calm and indifferent, and they are rarely affected by Chiyue, not to mention that everyone present is the elder of Yinheshan, and their cultivation base is no one in ten thousand. They have long forgotten Chiyue Ye It will also be affected by this kind of thing.

Thinking of this level, the second elder who was blushing with anger before gradually calmed down. He closed his eyes and muttered something, but he was actually reciting the meditation formula silently.

"If we are still like this, what will happen to the disciples in the sect..." Yu Shu is a woman after all, and her thoughts are more careful: "What will happen to the mortals in the world of mortals, and what will happen to all things in the wilderness?" She said, her face turned pale , and then hurriedly walked out the door: "No, I have to see what happened to the spirit beast in my peak."

Not long after Yu Shu left Heming Hall, everyone who was still staying in Heming Hall knew what happened to the spirit beasts at Spirit Beast Peak—there was no need to look at them, the roaring and screaming of those spirit beasts when they were agitated had already been heard. into everyone's ears.

If this is the case in Yinhe Mountain, how about in the mortal world?
The mortals seem to have finally remembered the faint dissatisfaction hidden in their hearts. Many old sesame seeds and rotten grains suddenly came out that night, gradually fermented in their minds, and became the source of their anger.They started to quarrel with their family members, and they couldn't stop turning over old accounts.

In every city, every village, and every household, oil lamps lit their windows one after another, the quarrel gradually became louder, and all mortals were furious.

Some people were finally so angry that they picked up the things around them that were out of hand, and threw them at their closest relatives; some people had red eyes and gritted their teeth, and rushed out of the room naked, grabbing a hatchet and kitchen knife to find the neighbors who had quarreled long ago; Some people finally feel that there is nothing to love in this life, and everything they look at is disgustingly disgusting, wishing to take out the oil tank at home and burn everything...

Within an hour, the world was in chaos.

Murder cases happened again and again, everyone seemed to release the beast in their hearts, and the whole human world fell into smoke and chaos.

But the moon in the sky is getting redder and redder.

At this time, everyone in Yinhe Mountain realized that they were wrong.

(End of this chapter)