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Chapter 76 The Journey to Wangshan (Part 5)

"Where is your master?"

The ghostly figure in the mirror shrank back in terror: "I don't know what you're talking about, I don't have a master!"

Without saying a word, Su Yixuan cast another freezing spell.

The chill emanating from her very soul deformed the female ghost's body, and she nodded tremblingly: "I'll talk, I'll talk."

"I'm all ears."

"Cave, locust tree, rotting corpse...flowers. Ah!"

The female ghost suddenly burst into flames. Su Yixuan reached out to save her, but the ghost took a step back.

"do not want!"

The female ghost refused Su Yixuan's help.

As the malevolent aura around her gradually dissipated, the female ghost suddenly smiled at Su Yixuan.

"I'm free now, it feels so good!"

After the female ghost disappeared, Zhao Xiaoyun also fainted.

Su Yixuan helped her lie down on the bed.

When I opened the door, I saw Li Dali and the fat woman pressed against it, but unfortunately Su Yixuan had soundproofed the door, so I couldn't hear anything.

"Great, master!"

Li Dali rubbed his hands together, looking a little embarrassed.

Su Yixuan nodded: "It's not a big problem, but since you were possessed by an evil spirit, you still need to get more sun."

The fat woman rushed into the house in surprise, and soon she could hear voices coming from inside.

Li Dali also looked into the room with surprise.

While neither of them was paying attention, Su Yixuan quietly slipped away.

According to the clues provided by Li Gui, there should be a cave, a locust tree, and also spider lilies.

Those that meet these characteristics should be cemeteries.

This place is surrounded by mountains, and people are buried at higher ground after they die, which is believed to mean that they will be reborn into a good family.

So after figuring these things out, I took out my compass and did some calculations.

We finally found the direction with the heaviest yin energy.

Sure enough, after walking for a short while, we saw many stone tablets lined up from the foot of the mountain all the way up to the top.

The corpse raiser must live nearby.

The phone in my pocket was buzzing.

It was my older brother, Su Shaoan, calling.

"Xuanxuan, where are you now? Haven't you contacted my colleagues?"

Su Yixuan lowered her voice and replied, "I'm still investigating the situation and it's not wise to alert them, so I haven't gone to find your colleagues."

"Then you must be careful. Also, Shaoju said that Mo Lijiu has disappeared. I bet he's gone looking for you."

"okay, I get it."

After hanging up the phone, Su Yixuan pondered for a moment before continuing on her way.

In front of a tombstone halfway up the mountain, the compass needle trembled wildly.

Su Yixuan looked around in confusion.

Apart from the dense, dark pine trees, there were only lonely tombstones.

Su Yixuan looked around the tombstone but couldn't see anything special about it; it was just an ordinary tombstone carving.

Just as she was wondering what was going on, she suddenly heard a rustling sound.

Su Yixuan quickly found a grave mound and squatted down behind it.

"Brother Da Niu, keep your voice down, what if someone hears us!"

"Don't worry, Flower Girl, this is the most secluded place. Strange noises often come out here, so feel free to shout. No one will care."

"Brother Niu, do you think there might really be ghosts? Maybe we should go somewhere else?"

"There are no ghosts in this world! Don't scare yourself, Flower Girl. I promise you, tonight there will be nothing but fun."

Su Yixuan knew they wouldn't be done anytime soon, so she rested her chin on her hands and admired the moon.

Only then did I realize that the moonlight overhead was strange.

It was actually in a "Z" shape; there were many reflective objects around her, which ultimately concentrated the light onto a single point.

It turned out to be a single character on the tombstone behind the two people who had handled the matter. Only then did Su Yixuan realize that the character under the moonlight was actually a misspelling.

Logically, such a mistake shouldn't occur on a tombstone, unless it was intentional.

Once the whining behind them stopped, the two stealthily descended the mountain.

Only then did she dare to stand up.

A nauseating smell filled the air; these two really know how to pick a spot.

I touched the words on the stone tablet by the moonlight.

Sure enough, only half of the character was raised, making it look like a typo from a distance.

Su Yixuan pressed it once, but couldn't press it.

Try spinning around; the soil beneath your feet begins to shake.

Soon, a small opening appeared in the grave mound behind the tombstone.

Su Yixuan didn't dare to enter rashly and found a secluded place to hide.

Just as I hid, I saw a mummy covered in bandages rush out of the hole and sniff around the tomb.

They rushed straight towards her hiding place.

Su Yixuan slapped a talisman on his forehead with a "smack".

The mummy stood frozen in place, its scarlet eyes wide open.

Su Yixuan lifted the mummy's palm, bit her finger, and drew a talisman on her palm.

Then he found a big tree, climbed up, and hid there.

Raising my hand and wiping my eyes, the perspective suddenly shifted to the mummy.

Su Yixuan guided it back to the cave entrance.

Ahead was a dark staircase, and as you climbed it, you could feel a chilling wind blowing around you.

Controlling my clumsy body, I walked down the stairs step by step, but after a long time, the stairs still seemed endless.

Su Yixuan patiently walked for quite a while longer.

Finally, they saw a glimmer of light, and upon closer inspection, they discovered it was a shrine with lit candles. Inside the shrine was not a god or Buddha, but a monster with many arms and legs.

The monster's body had obvious stitching marks, and even the corners of its eyes and mouth showed traces of needle and thread. Although it was smiling, it instilled a strange sense of fear.

The mummy instinctively didn't want to face the shrine and turned away in another direction.

There was another long, circular staircase. Su Yixuan almost suspected that this corpse raiser used to fight with rats for food.

After walking around for almost a full circle, a bright light suddenly appeared before my eyes.

The terrain in front of her was like a large vat, and she was only at the edge of the vat.

The tank was filled with countless iron cages, and almost every cage contained a corpse, either human or animal.

At the bottom of the jar was a circular altar with five flags of different colors planted on it.

On the central nanmu frame sits a black lotus base, and on the black lotus heart rests a whistle made from a section of leg bone.

There were no restrictions in the vicinity.

Su Yixuan glanced at the bone whistle high above her and did not make any rash moves.

Take back control of the mummy.

Guided by the commands in his mind, the mummy arrived at a separate cave entrance.

A roar suddenly came from inside: "Returning empty-handed?"

His voice was hoarse and shrill, as if someone had covered his mouth, making it feel suffocating.

The mummy just stood there stiffly.

"Useless! Useless! You're all fucking useless!"

A foul-smelling gust of wind swept by.

A zombie monster with a blue face and fangs, wearing an iron hat, a wolf tooth collar around its neck, and shackles on its hands and feet, rushed out of the cave.

A punch landed squarely on the mummy's face.

With a "bang!", the mummy flew out and fell to the ground, its skull shattered at the back of its head.

Fortunately, the mummy felt no pain, and the bandages didn't cause its head to fall out. It stubbornly got up and stood up straight, not even quite understanding why it had been beaten.

Su Yixuan was shocked. Could it be that the so-called corpse raiser was actually this bronze zombie?

But where did the bronze zombies come from?

So, where are the real corpse raisers?

(End of this chapter)