The fortune telling was so accurate that I accidentally accumulated a huge amount of merit!

Chapter 1243 They're really courting death!

Yun Ran left the area of ​​the altar, but those who had been hiding in the shadows and spying on her could not calm down for a long time.

They hadn't seen many divine messengers, so naturally they didn't have much experience dealing with them.

Most people only know that the divine messenger is powerful and has a bad temper; if anyone makes a mistake, they are basically doomed.

Therefore, unless necessary, the people of the Dark Temple almost never actively approached the Divine Envoy.

Once Yunran's figure was no longer visible, those who had been hiding and spying finally emerged from the shadows.

"Is this the power of the divine messenger?"

Looking in the direction Yun Ran left, someone murmured to himself, his tone clearly carrying a respect that even he himself was unaware of.

"Phew~ My heart was in my throat just now. This altar's formation used to devour even the flesh and blood of our own people."

"Don't you guys feel that this divine messenger is... a bit different from the others we've met before?"

"Yes, it is somewhat powerful, exceptionally strong, but the bloody aura emanating from its body is pitifully weak."

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Even though everyone realized that Yun Ran was somewhat different, no one doubted her identity, and no one thought she was an imposter.

After returning to the stilted house, Yunran quickly drew the totems on the altar based on her previous memories.

These totems looked quite similar to those Yunran had seen before.

The only difference is that here, the altars have these totems carved on them.

In the underground altar I saw in the Sakura Country, these totems were engraved on bronze ritual implements.

This made Yunran suspect that the altar in front of her was actually a low-end version.

When the nine-headed beast returned, it saw Yun Ran staring intently at the things on the table.

It also curiously came over to take a look at one of the bags.

"You want to see everything? Don't you want to lose your eyes?"

Nine-Headed Beast: ...

Tch~ So stingy, fine, I won't look!

The nine-headed beast immediately retracted its head, lay down to the side, and let out a soft hum.

Yunran put away the simple drawing she had made on the table before walking to the bedside and lying down.

The next day, just as dawn broke, Yunran opened her eyes. Outside the door, someone had already brought her hot water and breakfast.

The nine-headed beast vanished in a wisp of dust the moment Yun Ran opened the door.

"My Lord, the prisoners have been released as you requested, and the carriages are ready."

Yunran nodded, quite satisfied with the efficiency of these people.

When the doctor learned that Yunran was leaving, he seemed to have suffered a severe blow; his already aged body instantly hunched over.

"My lord, I have a favor to ask..."

Yun Ran raised her hand and struck out with a palm, sending the doctor flying far away like a kite with a broken string.

Then it slammed heavily to the ground, and even the sound of bones breaking was exceptionally clear.

"Since you know it's an unreasonable request, you shouldn't waste your breath. This divine messenger simply doesn't like taking the lives of lowly minions."

"What have you done that you think you can escape the eyes of this divine messenger? This is just a warning to you!" Originally, because this person had given her a herb to heal her soul, she had already let go of the matter of having her blood taken.

Unexpectedly, this person was so greedy that he dared to make a move on her. He really didn't know what he was getting himself into!

Upon hearing this, the doctor's face, already pale from the intense pain, turned even paler.

Clearly, he understood what Yunran meant.

Among the crowd, several other people who knew the inside story turned pale upon seeing the doctor's miserable appearance.

Even though Yunran's gaze didn't fall on them, they clearly sensed a strong killing intent lingering on their necks.

Yunran stopped looking at these people and turned to get into the carriage.

The carriage quickly headed towards the exit, and none of the people who had 'voluntarily' come to see them off moved an inch.

Even the doctor who was on the verge of fainting on the ground, no one dared to go forward to help him up.

At this moment, no one dared to cause any trouble, for fear that Yun Ran, the divine envoy, had not vented her anger enough and would drag them all out to deal with them.

Who would want to die if they could live a good life?

Until Yunran's carriage completely disappeared, the murderous aura that had been hanging over their necks finally vanished.

With a 'thud,' someone collapsed to the ground, utterly exhausted.

"It's over, we're finished. The Divine Messenger knows everything. We have no way out..."

In the past, some people were blinded and torn to pieces alive by wild beasts simply for glancing at the divine messenger.

Now, they have stolen the blood of the divine messenger to serve as a sacrifice...

They thought they had concealed it perfectly and that the divine messenger had no idea, but little did they know, they had already been exposed.

The thought that they would soon face unknown punishment filled them with immense fear, like a sword hanging over their heads.

"It's all your fault! Why were you so greedy? You've really ruined us!"

The immense fear caused the group, which had been allies, to fall apart in an instant.

They resented the first person to suggest drawing the divine messenger's blood as a sacrifice, and they also resented the physician for angering the divine messenger.

With a 'thud,' it was the sound of a sharp sword piercing through a body. Someone had to bear the wrath of the divine messenger, didn't they?

"For the sake of all our lives, you'd better just die and atone to the divine messenger!"

The doctor lay on the ground, and even the slightest movement caused him excruciating pain.

At this moment, he watched as his friend, the second-in-command of the village, was so easily pushed out to his death by his own people.

The regret in my heart reached its peak immediately.

It's all his fault. He was greedy and wanted to obtain the divine messenger's blood for research, which caused this whole incident.

With a 'pfft,' another mouthful of blood spurted out. An unbearable pain shot through the doctor's chest, his vision went black, and he died instantly.

Yunran sat in the carriage, and although she was quite far away, she knew everything that had happened in the village.

A gentle breeze blew by, causing the carriage curtains to flutter. The nine-headed beast, now the size of a human, appeared beside Yun Ran.

Clearly, it also knew about the farce that happened after Yunran left.

He immediately clicked his tongue in approval: "These humans really don't disappoint me. They're always so selfish. They'll push their companions to their deaths to save themselves, even at the slightest threat of death."