Under One Person: Starting from the Inheritance of Gods

Chapter 91 Black Bear Spirit (Please subscribe! Please give me a monthly ticket!)

As Meng Fan wrote and drew the unicorn and tiger patterns on the black bear's body, the black bear became more and more panicked and begged for mercy repeatedly. If it hadn't been tied up, it would have knocked a hole in the ground.

He cried with tears in his eyes: "Dad, Mom, today I am going to see you. I am an unfilial child. I didn't even leave any descendants..."

Meng Fan was upset by its crying. It was already difficult to write the forbidden runes due to the huge size of Xuan Xiong, and now its crying made Meng Fan even more distracted.

So he shouted: "Stop yelling, I don't want to kill you!"

The black bear had a resentful expression like a young wife, and asked weakly, "Really? You really don't want to kill me?"

"Really? But if you keep crying, I might accidentally draw the rune wrong, and then it'll be hard to say whether you'll be alive or not!" Meng Fan deliberately scared it.

"Okay, okay, I promise not to yell anymore. I'll be good and obedient."

This bear is so honest and simple-minded, no one knows how he gained wisdom and developed the ability to split mountains and earth. Or maybe he is just a foolish man with great wisdom, and it is due to some chance.

Meng Fan's hands did not stop. This time's work was different from the previous ones. He needed to carve two sets of restrictions. One was the restriction of the Book of Offering to the Divine Unicorn, and the other was the restriction of Summoning the Spirit Tiger.

One is used to restrict the Black Wind Monster after the advent of the divinity, and the other is to counter Xuanpi, put "shackles" on it, and completely make it his subordinate.

Summoning spirits is different from feasting on gods.

The five bronze engravings record in the summoning scroll how to use tributes to attract beasts, how to select qualifications, how to enlighten mortal beasts, and how to imprison spirits and monsters so that they obey summons.

And in the Scroll of Offering to the Gods, it is about holding sacrifices, invoking the descent of deities, shaping gods through the use of incense, and perfecting authority and supernatural powers.

In other words, after engraving the summoning restriction on Xuanbi, one can use it directly by just pinching the fingers and chanting the spell.

Two kinds of forbidden runes were densely covered on Xuan Xiong's body like chains, one was golden in color, and the other was silvery in color.

After finishing the painting, Meng Fan silently chanted a spell, and saw the silver chain runes constantly wriggling on his body, as if alive, and then slowly sank and drilled into the flesh and blood of Xuan Xiong.

Finally, it turned into an extremely fine chain rune restriction, embedded in his flesh and blood and his spiritual palace.

Xuan Xiong looked at this strange thing and became flustered again. He asked tremblingly, "Sir, what kind of talisman did you draw for me, Old Bear?"

Meng Fan smiled mysteriously and said, "Don't worry, it's just a restriction to make you obedient. From now on, if I tell you to go east, you will never dare to go west. Of course, you can try to resist, and I guarantee that you will never forget the feeling."

"Don't dare, don't dare!"

Although Xuan Xiong wanted to cry but had no tears, he still smiled and said flatteringly: "Sir, don't worry, I am the most obedient."

"I hope so!"

Everything is ready. After putting a mask made of divine weapons on Xuanpi, Meng Fan began to hold a sacrifice to the gods.

I saw that the rich blood energy was rising continuously, and in an instant a thick black energy spread out and kept climbing up, revealing a black bear king as big as a mountain, which was the manifestation of the black wind monster god.

The black energy swirled like devilish flames, and combined with the black bear demon's towering body and ferocious and terrifying face, it made the black bear demon look extremely terrifying.

After a moment, the demon image disappeared, revealing a charcoal-like bear-headed human body. He was tall and sturdy, wearing a bowl-shaped iron helmet, decorated with black gold armor, holding a black tasseled spear in his hand, wearing black leather boots, and his golden eyes were as bright as lightning.

A bear roared, and the earth shook.

What surprised Meng Fan the most was that although the black bear was full of demonic energy, its eyes were clear and filled with a faint golden Buddha spirit. It looked around and scratched its head.

He looked at Meng Fan and bowed to him. In his memory, he was just guarding Luojia Mountain in the South China Sea. How did he end up here?
Meng Fan wanted to ask a question, but he didn't give it the chance. The surrounding rune chains directly grabbed it and pressed it into the body of the black bear.

The demonic energy on Xuan Xiong's body became increasingly intense, and his already huge body began to swell again.

The alloy chains tied to its body were slowly broken, and its pair of bear eyes glowed with golden light, bright and sharp.

According to the interpretation in Journey to the West, bears belong to fire, which is the lustful fire in the kidneys. The Black Wind Cave on Black Wind Mountain represents the pure yin of kidney water. The kidney belongs to the north, and the Black Wind Cave is in the south of Guanyin Temple. This specifically means that the heart fire descends and the kidney water rises.

Therefore, I became greedy!
The Black Wind Monster seemed to have a childlike yearning for Buddhism but did not understand its true meaning, so as soon as his thoughts changed, he returned to his demonic nature.

There are many monsters on the road to the West, and most of them want to eat the flesh of Monk Tang.

And this black bear invited fellow Taoists alone to celebrate the Buddha's robe, and the cave was quiet and peaceful, with fragrant flowers and bamboos. If he did not know that there are right and wrong, fame and fortune in the world, he could be said to be unique among the monsters.

At this time, there were two different existences in Xuan Bin's spirit altar, one was Xuan Bin's own soul, and the other was the Black Wind Monster's divinity.

Memories are constantly interacting between the two bears.

The Black Wind Monster, being a bear with a dark face and a careful heart, quickly came to the conclusion that it could not afford to offend those people outside. After a long time, it opened its eyes, sat cross-legged, clasped its hands together, and showed a kind and ingratiating face.

It's just giving in.

It's all too familiar, Thief Six.

"Is it the great god who guards Luojia Mountain in the South China Sea?" Meng Fan walked forward and asked.

The black bear just nodded.

Pretending to be puzzled, he asked, "Who are you?"

Meng Fan explained the whole story to him. It was a long time later that the Black Wind Monster from Journey to the West reacted to the huge amount of information.

However, the first sentence it said made Meng Fan laugh. He slapped his thigh and said, "So, there is no Bodhisattva here, right? There is no damn hoop either. I can go wherever I want to play."

It can be seen that whether it is Sun Wukong, the Black Bear Demon, or Red Boy, they all have a great resentment towards the hoop.

Meng Fan nodded: "After we test you, and with my permission, you can go out."

"But one of the conditions for going out is that you need to master this fake form method."

As he spoke, Meng Fan handed the Black Wind Monster a book, which was a set of skills derived from Daji's ability to take on a different form.

In the world of extraordinary people, there are similar methods, such as painting skin to disguise oneself and making clay figures with faces, which can be used as references for the ability to disguise oneself.

The method of taking on a false form, after all, is not like changing one's fetus into another, which is not really about changing one's own flesh and blood into a human body. It is just a method of using the innate Qi to restrain one's own body shape and make changes.

It is like putting on a layer of skin, but the inside remains unchanged.

(End of this chapter)