The Japanese-fear sorcerer who started by taking in Tomie

"Here they are." Hachiko patted his heavy, plump breasts with a grin.

New Hengyuan: ?

What are you talking about?

He plunged his fingers into the deep groove and pulled out a palm-sized, ancient tortoise shell.

The tortoise shell is covered with dense oracle bone script, so ancient that even the patterns have become somewhat blurred.

Tomie and Kiyotsuki both glanced down at themselves, then silently lowered their heads in self-consciousness.

It's unbearable to repair!

Shin Hengyuan's lips twitched. "Is that a four-dimensional pocket? How can you stuff anything into it?"

Eight feet placed the tortoise shell on the table, pushed it towards Xinhengyuan, and looked smug.

"This was snatched from that nine-tailed fox back then. She was heartbroken for a long time. Little one, can you read the words on it?"

Xin Hengyuan took the seashell. He certainly wouldn't recognize the oracle bone script, but he was proficient in languages, so this was nothing to him.

Wait a minute...

Oracle bone script?

Shin Hengyuan suddenly remembered the Inari Heart Sutra that Asakusa Tamae had given him at Asakusa Shrine, which seemed to be written in oracle bone script.

He had never thought of it this way before, but at this moment, looking at the "Qi Induction Technique" written in oracle bone script, Xin Hengyuan suddenly realized that something was wrong.

The earliest artifact unearthed in Japan with a definite written record is the gold seal of the King of Wa (a Han dynasty state) bestowed by Emperor Guangwu upon the King of Wa, which is written in Small Seal script.

Oracle bone script is the script used in the Shang Dynasty and even earlier, and it is at least a thousand years older than seal script.

How could this script appear in Japan?

The Inari Heart Sutra belongs to the Inari God, and the Inari God is enshrined at Asakusa Shrine. According to Yasakani, this "Invigoration Technique" was stolen from Tamamo-no-Mae.

"Hachi, did you steal this 'Qi-Inducing Scripture' from Tamamo-no-Mae?" Shin Hengyuan's expression changed, and he quickly looked up and asked.

"Yes, that guy's name should be Tamamo-no-Mae now." Hachisa nodded solemnly, then tilted his head in confusion. "What's wrong, kid?"

"It's nothing."

Xin Hengyuan gently placed the tortoise shell on the table.

Tamamo-no-Mae is definitely related to Asakusa Shrine. A mere shrine could not possibly contain a great demon who has lived for thousands of years. Could it be Inari?

A ridiculous thought suddenly flashed through Shin Hengyuan's mind: Could it be that Tamamo-no-Mae has been recruited by Inari-sama, or that the two of them have reached some kind of agreement?

What is the relationship between Fujiwara Chizuru and Tamamo-no-Mae? The senior's knowledge far exceeds that of ordinary humans; she is most likely a yokai as well.

What roles do Chenglong and the old lady play here? But the only certainty is that they are counterparts of the bird in "Jackie Chan Adventures".

It's highly likely they're a good person, increasing their credibility by 90%.

Xin Hengyuan suddenly felt confused. There seemed to be many clues in front of him, but they couldn't be connected. It was like the stars in the sky. Although they looked close, they were actually worlds apart.

"Little one, what's wrong?" Looking at Shin Heng Yuan's furrowed brows, Hachi couldn't help but ask.

Even Qingyue and Fujiang looked at Xin Hengyuan with worry. Qingyue held tightly to Xin Hengyuan's clothes, afraid that he would leave.

"I'm fine, I was just thinking about something." Shin Hengyuan shook his head and looked straight at Hachi.

"There is one more thing. Eight feet, can this thing grant immortality?"

there is always a solution to a problem.

Xin Hengyuan knew that his current strength was still at the level of an ant, so staying here would only cause him trouble. He should hurry up and kill monsters to improve his level.

Once you reach a higher level, you can naturally solve any problem.

JIP issued a warning of force.

Since this "Qi-Inducing Scripture" is a cultivation method used by Qi practitioners in ancient times, it must be extraordinary.

But what he really cares about is whether it can lead to his ultimate goal: immortality!

"Forehead……"

Clearly caught off guard by the jump, Hachi scratched her head and spoke uncertainly.

"It should be able to prolong life. Back when I was inside the seal, I could occasionally hear noises from outside."

"I've heard some little monsters say that the alchemists on the mainland are all incredibly powerful, with the power to overturn mountains and seas with every move they make."

"I understand." Xin Hengyuan nodded.

As long as it can prolong life, that's good. Based on the current speed of experience collection, I'm sure that within 20 years, Xin Hengyuan will be invincible in the world, if not in ten!

But that's on the premise that the world can still exist for another 20 years.

The vortex in Black Vortex Town, the Hell Star whose existence is uncertain, and even the human-headed balloon fish... they have always hung like a sword over my heart.

However, once they reached the ninth ring, Xinhengyuan believed they had the ability to solve the problem, although it might come at a significant cost.

Because that spell was nothing short of divine.

[Nine-Ring Spell: Prayer Spell]!

This is the closest to a miracle of all magic, capable of rewriting cause and effect, reversing cause and effect, and even turning back time and traveling through time.

Xin Hengyuan was almost certain that he would be able to comprehend this spell in the future, but a distant solution couldn't quench his immediate thirst.

He didn't place all his hopes on the fact that he wouldn't be able to master high-level spells for a long time. There must be many treasures hidden in this world waiting for him to discover.

Who knows, there might be a better method than the [Prayer Spell] in the future.

"Yuan-kun, do you want to live forever? Do you want to be like us?" Qingyue suddenly spoke up.

"Who wants to die? Who wants to grow old?" Shin Hengyuan said to the three of them while rapidly thinking of D&D spells in his mind.

"Besides, if I die, and I grow old, where will you all go? I'm worried about you."

Upon hearing this, all three fell silent.

Tomie opened her mouth, and those words truly struck her heart. In reality, everything she had done before was an act. Tomie was just that kind of person; she would interview anyone, including herself.

She is the embodiment of jealousy and allure. Although she is surrounded by thousands of people, and anyone would be willing to give up everything for her, it is because of her uncontrollable charm, not because of herself.

She also longed for someone to truly care for her, not because of her beauty, not because of her damn charm.

Tomie looked into Shin Hengyuan's eyes and slowly began to speak.

"If you wish... you can drink my blood. I can suppress it for you, preventing it from assimilating you, so that you can live forever, as long as I am here."

Xin Hengyuan was slightly taken aback.

Tomie's blood is never ordinary blood; that bewitching charm flows through every drop of her flesh and blood. Even if someone were to be injected with Tomie's blood and flesh, they would become a new Tomie.

In a sense, this can be considered immortality.

"What kind of method is this? What if it gets out of control? Do you want Yuan-jun to become another version of you?" Qingyue frowned and blurted out.

"Then tell me your method!" Tomie retorted without backing down.

Qingyue remained silent for a moment, then, as if suddenly remembering something, she quickly spoke up as if presenting a treasure.

"Yuan-kun, urban legends are born from word of mouth. We can spread some legends about you, so that the wishes of the masses can influence you in turn and shape you into a legend as well."

"As long as its legend continues to circulate, the ghost story will never die!"

"For a better way."

Eight feet opened his fiery red lips, lightly licked them with his tongue, and said in a very lewd way with his eyes narrowed.