Junior Sister is skilled in subduing demons.

Chapter 160 It should be roasted.

And the small, exquisite bluebird also took flight at this moment, its wings whipping up sharp wind blades as it whistled towards Anzhi...

Numerous bamboo-woven animals of various shapes surrounded Anzhi from all directions, trapping him in the middle. They all exuded a strange evil aura and frantically attacked Anzhi.

An Zhi was startled by what she saw, but she quickly dodged the first wave of attacks from the bamboo-woven monsters. She smiled slightly and said, "Then let's try my Ice Soul Sealing Demon Formation."

After saying that, Anzhi quickly formed hand seals and chanted incantations as he began to cast the Ice Soul Sealing Demon Formation.

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As the incantation was chanted and the formation took shape, an extremely cold aura spread rapidly outwards from the Ice Soul Stone. Wherever it went, the air seemed to freeze, bamboo leaves were instantly covered with a layer of crystal frost, and the ground began to form a thick layer of ice.

The bamboo-woven animals that rushed over slowed down as soon as they touched the icy air. They struggled desperately, trying to break through the cold barrier and continue their attack on Anzhi.

Seeing this, Shen Anzhi waved his hands sharply, increasing the output of his spiritual power. The cold air released by the entire formation became even more intense, completely enveloping the bamboo animals within it.

Enveloped in the cold, the bamboo animals were gradually covered by ice, first their limbs, then their bodies, and finally even their heads were encased in thick ice. Their struggles grew weaker and weaker until they were completely frozen and unable to move.

Looking at the numerous bamboo animals frozen in the ice before him, Anzhi changed his hand seals again and shouted, "Break!"

The Ice Soul Sealing Demon Formation suddenly contracted, and its powerful force instantly crushed all the frozen bamboo animals into a pile of bamboo shavings, which scattered on the cold ground.

The battle was over, and Anzhi quickly continued her search for the thousand-year-old bamboo worm. She wandered through the paths of the bamboo forest, where the surrounding bamboo was still as lush as ever, and the bamboo leaves rustled in the breeze.

"ah!"

With a gasp of surprise from Anzhi, a thousand-year-old bamboo worm was seen clinging to a large bamboo shoot, its deep greenish-brown shell appearing even more mysterious under the dappled light and shadow.

"This time, we absolutely cannot let you get away." Anzhi suddenly remembered the bamboo hat the old man had given her. She put on the hat hanging behind her neck, and her whole body became invisible.

Anzhi was very curious and tried several times before he finally got into the Thousand-Year-Old Bamboo Insect.

When they were still a suitable distance from the thousand-year-old bamboo worm, Anzhi stopped and began to take out several prepared items from his storage ring, which he had picked up while fighting monsters in the bamboo forest.

He first took out a specially made spirit net, which was woven from rare spirit silkworm silk. It was extremely tough and had a binding effect of spiritual power. Once an ordinary demon was caught in the net, it would be difficult for it to break free.

Next, he took out a bottle of spiritual liquid that emitted a strange fragrance. This spiritual liquid had the effect of bewitching the minds of demonic insects. It had been given to Anzhi by the old bamboo weaver a long, long time ago, and now it was finally being used.

An Zhi first carefully applied the spiritual liquid to the edge of the spiritual net, allowing the strange fragrance to slowly permeate the air. At first, the thousand-year-old bamboo worm did not react much, remaining quietly on the bamboo, only its antennae twitching slightly, as if probing this unusual aura.

But as the fragrance grew stronger, the thousand-year-old bamboo worm gradually stirred. Its originally wary eyes began to become somewhat dazed, and its movements became sluggish, as if it had fallen into a trance.

Seeing this, Anzhi knew the time was right. Using her invisibility, she quickly grabbed the two corners of the spirit net with both hands, seized the opportunity, and threw it at the thousand-year-old bamboo worm.

Trapped in the net, the bamboo worm began to struggle violently, its strong six legs kicking and thrashing against the net, its body twisting and turning, trying to break free. "Hahaha, I've finally caught you."

Anzhi hung the bamboo hat on the back of his neck again and pressed the thousand-year-old bamboo worm firmly to the ground.

After packing his bags, Anzhi walked excitedly toward the bamboo house of the old bamboo weaver.

Bamboo house...

"Senior, senior, caught it, haha, caught it!" An Zhi excitedly came into the courtyard and looked at the old man weaving bamboo animals. He said, "Your bamboo hat makes you invisible."

The old bamboo weaver couldn't stop smiling. He quickly stepped forward, picked up the thousand-year-old bamboo worm, and said, "Hehe, invisibility is only effective in secret realms." After saying that, he began to examine the bamboo worm.

"Here you go!" Anzhi took another storage jar from his waist: "I caught more than a dozen small ones on the way."

The old bamboo weaver watched the bamboo worms gathered together, occasionally touching each other and making a soft "rustling" sound.

"Anzhi, come on, start a fire and roast the insects."

"Okay!"

An Zhi first cleared a clean spot in the open space in front of the bamboo house, found some stones of suitable size, arranged them in a circle around the spot, and built a simple stone stove.

The elderly bamboo weaver stood to the side, opened the jar containing bamboo worms, and carefully placed dozens of small bamboo worms and thousand-year-old bamboo worms into a clean bamboo plate.

The bamboo worms seemed to sense something was wrong and began to wriggle restlessly, their six legs flailing in the air as they tried to find a way to escape.

Anzhi, who was standing nearby, took out a tinderbox and blew on it gently. Sparks fell onto the pile of bamboo branches, and instantly, flames shot up and the fire spread rapidly.

The old bamboo weaver skillfully threaded bamboo worms onto a long, thin bamboo skewer, then placed the skewer above the stone stove, letting the worms suspend above the flames to roast.

The old bamboo weaver naturally treated this thousand-year-old bamboo worm specially, skewering it on a specially made bamboo skewer and roasting it.

Soon, the bamboo worms' previously agile wriggling posture disappeared, and their shells began to change color slightly. At the same time, a peculiar aroma began to permeate the air. This aroma was different from that of ordinary roasted meat; it was mixed with the fresh scent of bamboo.

Anzhi watched intently from the side, occasionally adding a few bamboo sticks to keep the fire burning just right. As the roasting time increased, the bamboo worms turned a deeper golden color and their aroma became more intense. The originally small bamboo worms transformed into a rare delicacy, sizzling with delight.

Seeing that the bamboo skewer was almost cooked, the old bamboo weaver took it off the fire, blew on it gently, handed it to An Zhi, and said with a smile, "Come on, try the taste of this roasted bamboo worm. It's unique in the bamboo forest."

Anzhi quickly took it, first bringing it to her nose to smell it. The enticing aroma filled her nostrils, almost making her drool. Then she carefully took a bite.

With a "crunch," the bamboo worm is bitten open, revealing a crisp texture and a unique tenderness inside. The flavor spreads on the tongue, combining the sweetness of bamboo with the distinctive charred aroma of roasting.