While in Hollywood, I used Taoist magic to quell American terrorism.

Julia finally made the decision: "Okay, as long as you can save Emma, ​​50 is not a problem."

Upon hearing this, Cao Kun felt a sense of relief.

He was genuinely worried that the price was too high and might scare people away.

He'd be a little embarrassed to lower the price again.

Compared to Julia's generosity, Douglas could really be pushed into the sea.

Julia was willing to donate $50 for her niece.

Douglas was unwilling to spend 10 for his daughter.

He deserves his current situation.

Cao Kun: "The $10 advance payment will be refunded if the matter is not ultimately resolved."

Julia was quite surprised to hear that she could get a refund if the problem wasn't resolved.

This was the first time she had encountered such a situation.

Immediately, she had even more confidence in Cao Kun.

"it is good."

She agreed, took out her checkbook from her bag, and quickly wrote a check for $10 for Cao Kun.

Cao Kun put away the check and asked Emma, ​​"You said there were four of you who played that game. Does the last person have a mark on them now?"

Emma: "We all have them."

Cao Kun: "If you don't want her to die, call her over and stay with you."

"Okay, I'll call right away."

Emma immediately took out her phone, about to dial, when Cao Kun interrupted her: "Never mind, something might happen to her on her way here. Find out her location and we'll go find her directly."

Emma agreed and started making the call.

Julia didn't question why Cao Kun was saving another girl for free when she had paid for it.

This made Cao Kun nod secretly, and he felt a bit more favorably disposed towards Julia.

A few minutes later, Emma had found out the address.

Cao Kun immediately closed the shop, packed his tools, got into Julia and the others' car, and drove away quickly.

Those who can get along with Emma, ​​a second-generation star, are naturally not from ordinary families.

According to Emma, ​​the girl was her classmate named Gella.

Gella was born into a middle-class family, which was better off than Emma's family, but not as well off as hers.

Originally, she didn't want to play this kind of game, but in order to better integrate into this small team, she had no choice but to grit her teeth and play along.

This play turned out to be a disaster.

Now she realizes the seriousness of the situation, but when she tells her parents, they don't believe her.

It's even less likely that I would spend money to take her to see some exorcist.

Gella was left all alone at home, living in fear.

On the phone, she heard that Emma had hired an exorcist to rescue her, and she was so happy she could fly.

"That's the one."

After the media van entered a middle-class community, Emma pointed to one of the houses in the distance.

The lawn in front of the house is neatly trimmed, and there are currently no cars parked in front of the house.

It's still working hours, so Gella's parents shouldn't be home.

The nanny van drove over and parked at the door.

This time, they didn't need bodyguards to open the door; they opened the door themselves and got out of the car.

"Gella".

Emma called out from the doorway and was about to hurry over when Cao Kun grabbed her arm, saying, "Wait."

Sensing something was off about Cao Kun's tone, Emma paused, turned around, and asked, "What's wrong?"

"Something is wrong here."

Cao Kun's expression was serious.

He sensed a sinister aura.

This yin energy is of the same kind as the one on Emma, ​​but it is much stronger.

Cao Kun walked to the door and rang the doorbell, but no one came to open the door.

Cao Kun reached out and knocked on the door, the sound carrying far, but there was no response from inside.

"not good."

Cao Kun flicked his hand, and a talisman to ward off evil spirits was slapped onto the door.

"The sun shines in the east, thunder and fire are hidden within. The talisman suppresses evil spirits, the sword cuts away misfortune."

Cao Kun quickly chanted the incantation: "Break for me."

A powerful burst of energy erupted, and the door opened.

Cao Kun pushed open the door and stepped inside.

The room was pitch black; all the curtains were drawn tightly shut, leaving no light whatsoever.

However, Cao Kun could still sense a strong yin energy emanating from the second floor.

The whole room was cold and damp.

"Follow me."

Cao Kun shouted and went inside.

He didn't rush upstairs, but instead first drew back the curtains inside the room.

Instantly, sunlight streamed into the room, dispelling the chill.

Cao Kun glanced back and saw Julia and the other three following closely behind him, looking tense.

The tall, burly bodyguard had even drawn his gun, gripping it tightly with both hands, completely violating the rules of gun handling.

Cao Kun regretted bringing so many of them; it was just asking for trouble.

"Let's go upstairs."

Cao Kun called out again and went up the stairs to the second floor.

He went straight to the room with the strongest yin energy and kicked it out.

"Bang!"

The door opened in response.

The curtains in the room were drawn, but a slight breeze would occasionally lift them, allowing light to shine in.

By the light, one could see a white girl of about thirteen or fourteen lying unconscious on the bed in the room.

"Gella!"

Emma cried out in anguish and was about to step forward, but Cao Kun grabbed her arm.

Julia quickly stopped Emma, ​​saying, "Let Master Cao come."

Cao Kun's face darkened, and with a flick of his hand, a talisman flew in.

Cao Kun made a hand seal: "Hurry!"

The talisman flew around once, but seemed to have failed to find its target, and returned to Cao Kun's hand.

Cao Kun put away the talisman, hurried forward, and first drew back the curtains to let the sunlight in.

Only then did he notice that the window was slightly ajar, which explained the occasional breeze.

I walked to the bedside and checked on Gella's condition.

Cao Kun said, "He's not dead, he just fainted."

Hearing that they were not dead, they all breathed a sigh of relief.

But Julia was still worried: "Master Cao, is it safe inside now?"

"The evil spirit has left; we're safe for now."

Hearing Cao Kun say this, Julia finally felt relieved.

Emma rushed over, looked at Gella, and asked Cao Kun, "What's wrong with her?"

Cao Kun: "She's been possessed."

"What do you mean?" Emma didn't understand.

Cao Kun: "A chilling aura enveloped his body, his soul lamp went out, and he was just one step away from death. If we hadn't arrived in time..."

Emma: "When will she wake up?"

Cao Kun: "She won't wake up on her own."

Emma cried out in desperation, "Master Cao, please save her!"

Cao Kun looked at Julia, and Julia nodded to Cao Kun.

[For the sake of 50.]

Cao Kun muttered to himself and slapped Gella's forehead.

There was nothing there before, but when Cao Kun placed his hand on Gella's forehead, a talisman appeared in his hand.

The moment the talisman was applied, it spontaneously combusted without fire.

Even more bizarrely, the flames were a ghostly green, which looked extremely frightening.

Once the talisman had burned out, Gella's previously deathly pale face suddenly looked much better.

Cao Kun took out a new talisman, flicked it in his hand, and the talisman was lit again, but this time, it was a normal yellow flame.

Cao Kun held a burning talisman and touched it once on the top of Gella's head and once on each of his shoulders.

"The three souls are intertwined, and the seven spirits condense into light."

"The green lamp continues to burn, and the lost soul returns home."

With the final incantation, Cao Kun placed the talisman ash on Gella's forehead.