White Bone Monkey King

"There are also shipwrecks there!"

"There are also!"

In the hazy and mysterious sea fog, more and more people's exclamations continued to be heard on the decks of the plague-sentencing ship and the sacrificial ship.

These exclamations were in the fog, sometimes left and sometimes right, just like this underworld with many secrets, ethereal and mysterious, unpredictable.

During this period, it was accompanied by the sound of salvaging water from time to time, which added a bit of weirdness to the mystery of this layer of sea fog.

At this time, the exclamations on the deck of the ship were still increasing, and more people noticed the situation on the sea, and the sound of salvaging was also transmitted one after another.

"Hurry up, salvage them all to see who these debris belonged to, whether it was a ghost ship or a prisoner ship!"

Suddenly, the fog above the hull was pushed away by a pair of invisible big hands, and a circle of clear space was opened in the thick gray fog. A powerful person took action.

However, the fog on the sea was too thick. Even a powerful person in the world could only clear the fog around the ship and dare not act too rashly in the underworld.

That is not called showing off magical powers, that is called seeking death in a high-profile manner.

The Yuanshen from the world on their ship all carried the smell of living people, and they all relied on the Yin Qi of the ghost ship under their feet to temporarily cover the smell of living people. In this vast and boundless dead sea and boundless sea of ​​suffering, which is more dangerous than land, only by acting low-key can you go further.

If the magical power is too far away from the ship, it is easy for the breath to spread. Without the cover of the Yin Qi of the ghost ship, the risk of exposure is greatly increased.

Therefore, even a powerful person in the world dares to use his means only within the range of the ghost ship.

As the fog was temporarily cleared by the powerful, the number of shipwreck fragments salvaged by the people on the ship increased. After some piecing together, people were surprised to find that these wreckage fragments were all from the same ship.

"These wooden fragments have deeper traces of corrosion than the ghost ship we are on. They look very old. They seem to be the wreckage of the prisoner ship ghost ship!" This analysis was quickly echoed and agreed by others.

The ghost ship and the prisoner ship belong to different eras. Putting the two together, the contrast is obvious.

The prisoner ship is more old.

It is like the wooden ship fragments spread all over the ground in front of you, spread on the decks of the plague ship and the sacrificial ship, and you can see the sharp contrast at a glance.

It can be more rotten and old than the plague ship and the sacrificial ship, isn't it from the prisoner ship fragments.

The ghost ship suspected of carrying the Immortal Cauldron of Gewu is newer than the plague ship and the sacrificial ship. It has just become a ghost ship after a shipwreck. Anyone with a discerning eye can see which one is newer and which one is older, and there is no need to dispute it.

"It seems that the headless Taoist priest won in the end and successfully transcended the prisoner ship ghost ship with tough means." Someone exclaimed.

"To be more precise, the headless Taoist priest and the ghost ship jointly saved the prisoner ship." Another person added.

"Well, it would be fine if you didn't say that. Now that you said that, the whole thing feels even more weird! One is a headless Taoist priest with a Han identity, and the other is a Western ghost ship that sailed across the ocean from thousands of miles away. How did they get together? Seeing the ghost ship's nervousness towards the headless Taoist priest, it turned back several times to rescue him. I don't believe that the headless Taoist priest is not a crew member of the ghost ship! But it is difficult for people to associate the two identities together. No matter how hard I think about it, I can't figure out what the relationship between the headless Taoist priest and the ghost ship is!"

"What's so hard to figure out? What is a ghost ship? It's called a ghost ship after a shipwreck or a shipwreck. The headless Taoist priest lost his head and became a headless Taoist priest after his Taoist body died. The truth should be that the ship from a foreign country entered our country's sea borders. For various reasons, it accidentally boarded a Taoist priest on the way and went along with him. The road was heading to Haizhou Prefecture. Unexpectedly, an accident occurred and all the people on the ship died. The Taoist priest became a headless Taoist priest, and the ship became a ghost ship that had been elusive in the near sea. The two were tied together after death. "

"Your statement is novel. If it is true as you said, the headless Taoist priest knew the clues of the Gewu Xianding earlier than us, and he had boarded the ship to look for the Gewu Xianding halfway. We saw the bodies of the crew members washed to the port by the sea, and after checking the characteristics of the crew members' deaths, we began to suspect that the Gewu Xianding had reappeared... After you said that, I became more curious about the true identity of the headless Taoist priest. It's a pity that he lost his head and facial features, so it's difficult to identify his identity..."

Several people brainstormed and analyzed a lot of clues through the fragments of the ship, and then unraveled the key from the messy clues bit by bit.

Thousands of people have different opinions. Some people shook their heads and refuted: "No! No, no! The truth is definitely not as simple as you said. I think you are all wrong! There is a biggest flaw in your analysis. Why is there no headless Taoist priest on the ghost ship in the world? Not only is there no headless Taoist priest in the world, but there is also no one-eyed paper man. It's like they suddenly popped out of the underworld!" The people on the same ship quickly found a new excuse: "Although this is indeed a big doubt, the headless Taoist priest has nothing to do with the ghost ship. Qian, the ghost ship came to save him like a calf, after all, we all saw it with our own eyes. "

Just when several people were still arguing, the more they argued, the louder their voices became, and they refused to give in, an old antique in the team made the final decision: "Yuancheng, you guys were the first to see the headless Taoist priest, you guys can tell us in detail the details of the appearance of the headless Taoist priest."

"Others continue to look for traces of the ghost ship. The ghost ship was wrecked near the coast and only appeared in the coastal waters. Once the range is determined, a careful search will always find traces of the ghost ship."

"In addition, please pass on the message and be more careful about the tomb ship with mysterious origins. It is still unknown whether the other party is an enemy or a friend, so pay more attention to the tomb ship."

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Headless Jin'an didn't know that there were Shinto masters in the underworld who had directly brought several ghost ships into the underworld and were out to sea to search for his traces.

Because after he and the ghost ship teamed up to save the prison ship, they immediately boarded the ship and left the place, so they don't know what happened after he left.

At this time, he was busy with another thing.

On the deck of the ship, he took all the human skins that had been made into human skin sails from the prison ship. Now they were spread flat on the deck. He burned incense and lit candles, and was opening an altar to pray for these poor people who had been wandering for several lifetimes. The lonely ghost.

At this time, he used the technique of salvation and recited the "Saving People Sutra" together with the technique of salvation to dissolve the evil spirit of resentment on the skin of those people.

Coupled with the blessing of the meritorious robe on his body made of cinnabar and filled with verses from the "Saving People Sutra", the salvation of these dead souls became even smoother.

On the deck of the ship, large swaths of dark energy as black as ink floated out from the human skin, and then were erased and dissolved, and the dirty energy dispersed.

It was a rather grand and shocking scene. There were more than a thousand human skins on the deck. How could it not be shocking when spread out flat?

And in the middle of these human skins, a headless Taoist priest figure sits in the center, reciting the "Saving Man's Sutra" written by the Great Merciful and Compassionate Sage. It is both terrifying and sacred, both absurd and weird, and the spiritual treasure scriptures are universal. The spirit, reposes the soul and nourishes the life, has both the prison of ghosts and ghosts, the everlasting Taoism, and the scene of righteous worship.

Evil and good.

Demons and gods.

Yin and Yang.

Turbidity and clearness.

Appearing in one person at the same time is shocking and terrifying.

I don’t know if it was influenced by the "Singing Book of Saviors", but even the ghost ship and the one-eyed paper pricking people were particularly quiet at this time.

See the sun in the storm, light in the darkness, calm in the thunder.

Avenue induction!

A thousand virtues!

A thousand virtues!

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And in invisible places, changes are also taking place quietly.