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Chapter 1054 What did it have to do with him?! (2nd update)
The little paper figure sighed, and although Yunran was far away, it was as if she heard it with her own ears.

She couldn't help but chuckle to herself; her little paper doll was becoming more and more temperamental.

But this made Yunran even happier. She had only given the little paper figures a sense of consciousness, but she would not imprison their thoughts.

The people in the side room watched as the Taoist priest in the long robe suddenly made his move.

Immediately afterwards, a loud bang came from outside, like a thunderclap in a clear sky.

"Master, what has happened!"

Knowing that his son's life-extending method had been broken, the 'murderer' still dared to stay here.

Already furious, Master Wang felt as if a raging fire was burning inside him.

The Taoist in the long robe clearly had no intention of hiding anything.

He immediately said, "I just used my strongest move, but unfortunately, it was intercepted by the opponent. His strength is probably far above mine!"

Upon hearing this, not only Master Wang, but also the steward and the other inconspicuous people in the room were all shocked.

This Taoist priest in the long robe was the most powerful Xuan Master they could possibly befriend.

He is an even more powerful being than the Taoist priest of Qinghe who extended the life of young master Wang.

Now, there are actually people more powerful than these two Taoist priests? And they even disrupted their ritual to prolong the young master's life?
The shock on Master Wang's face quickly disappeared, replaced by an even more obvious anger.

"I was trying to save my innocent child's life, what did that have to do with him?!"

If someone who didn't know the inside story saw this scene, they would definitely think that Master Wang was really in a terrible situation.

They were bullied right at their own doorstep.

Yun Ran immediately sneered, "What do you call this?"
This is even worse than the thief crying "stop thief!" It's like someone complaining that someone stopped them when they've clearly done something wrong.

So his son is just a child, someone else's child, so he deserves it, right?

Even if what those accomplices said was true, those children were sent there by their parents in exchange for some benefit.

But since those children were born, and they are so young, they have the right to live!
Yun Ran's gaze returned to the young master of the Wang family lying on the bed.

Even if he is truly innocent, and all of this has nothing to do with him, and it was all done by Master Wang.

But he is still the culprit!
Although she didn't know the cause and effect, Yunran felt that the clues she had were enough.

Regardless of the reason or the tragic experience.

Using the lives of so many innocent children to prolong life, and thus incurring such karmic consequences, is destined to end badly.

Yunran turned to leave; she was going to find the souls of those children.

Children who are unaware of the world have very fragile spirits, which can easily be shattered by the slightest carelessness.

"Who is it, come out!"

As soon as Yunran moved, perhaps it stirred up a wisp of wind around her.

The Taoist in the long robe immediately and keenly detected a slight fluctuation in energy.

The compass in his hand turned once more.

This time, the source of the energy fluctuations could not be accurately located, and the pointer kept swinging.

Since completing his apprenticeship, the Taoist in the long robe had never experienced such a feeling of being crushed and ignored again.

His mindset also underwent some changes without him realizing it.

The others, afraid of disturbing the Taoist in the long robe's judgment, even lowered their breathing considerably.

Now, the room was eerily quiet; you could probably hear a pin drop.

"Now that you're here, why are you hiding?"

Yunran: ... She didn't hide at all; she was standing right in front of them the whole time.

It's their own fault for not being able to discover her because they were too incompetent.

However, it's definitely not a good feeling to be treated like a coward.

Yun Ran raised her hand and struck the compass in the hand of the Taoist in the long robe with a palm strike.

With a "thud," the compass fell to the ground and broke in two.

Oh no, it shouldn't be said that the compass was broken in two. This thing is, after all, a pretty good magical artifact.

It couldn't have been broken by a fall; it was clearly shattered by Yun Ran's palm strike.

Yunran looked at her masterpiece with satisfaction; her control over force was now incredibly precise.

When it comes to using the compass, it will absolutely not harm a single hair on the long-robed Taoist's hand.

The people in the room, witnessing the scene before them, were no longer simply surprised.

Everyone was stunned, completely shocked.

What kind of skill is required to break that compass into two even halves without harming anyone?
Even if they weren't Xuan Masters, they had still dealt with Xuan Masters many times.

I know perfectly well that magical artifacts like compasses cannot be bought with money; they are usually passed down from a master or elder in the family.

"This this……"

Master Wang's face quickly turned ashen; he seemed to see his youngest son's fate reflected in the compass's fate.

"Pfft~!"

A mouthful of blood spurted directly from Master Wang's mouth, whether it was caused by anger or shock was unknown.

The blood mist sprayed quite far, but fortunately Yunran reacted quickly and blocked it. Otherwise, the blood would definitely have gotten on her talisman array.

This can affect the effectiveness of the talisman array, and may even greatly reduce its lifespan.

However, while Yunran deflected the blood mist, she inadvertently revealed her presence.

The location where these blood mists were sprayed has changed.

The position where Yunran stood was like an invisible wall, blocking the splashing blood mist.

The Taoist in the long robe stared in shock at the place in front of him, which seemed to have nothing there, yet also appeared to be some kind of transparent obstacle.

His body reacts faster than his brain.

It attacked directly in the direction where the blood mist had been blocked from splashing.

Yunran: ...

If she had known, she wouldn't have blocked it. It would have just been a loss of some talismans, which she didn't care about.

Now our location has been exposed.

However, after thinking about it for a moment, Yunran was certain that even if she had to do it all over again, she would rather expose her location than get her hands on someone else's blood.

That was really dirty.

She's a bit fastidious, and she has absolutely zero tolerance for certain kinds of dirt and grime.

Yunran easily dodged the attack.

However, the doors and windows behind her suffered the consequences, instantly turning into a pile of rubble.

Looking at everything before him, the Taoist priest in the long robe was filled with anger; he had once again lost that person's position.

However, he did not give up, but instead cut his own palm.

Yunran calmly put on a new black robe.