Zombie World: Starting as an apprentice of the Thunder King

"Kid, you're quite generous, giving away two blue talismans like that!" Four Eyes said with a smile.

"Just two blue runes..."

Lin Bei hesitated for a moment, then continued, "Uncle-Master, I actually have a feeling of unease in my heart!"

"I have a feeling something bad is going to happen tonight!"

Si Mu frowned and said, "To be honest, I'm actually a little worried too!"

"The bronze horn and gold coffin are generally used to seal royal zombies, as royal bloodlines naturally carry a trace of dragon energy."

"Once they turn into zombies, they are much harder to deal with than ordinary zombies."

"Uncle-Master, shall we give chase now?"

Si Mu waved his hand: "Qianhe's cultivation is not low, and he is also a mage appointed by the imperial court."

"He carries the aura of royalty; nothing serious should happen to him..."

He stopped mid-sentence, realizing he wasn't entirely sure, and added, "Besides, didn't you give him two blue talismans?"

"If something really goes wrong, those two talismans will be enough for him to handle."

Seeing this, Lin Bei didn't say anything more!

He had already reminded Qianhe not to dismantle the shed, and he had given her the talisman; he had done everything he was supposed to do.

Saying any more would make it seem like he, a junior, is instructing his elders on how to do things.

Jiale stared blankly at the bronze-cornered golden coffin that had disappeared into the distance, his eyes filled with envy.

"What an impressive coffin..."

Qingqing couldn't help but chuckle upon hearing this: "Jiale, what are you staring at that coffin for?"

"Qingqing, you don't know!"

Jiale's eyes lit up. "That coffin is completely golden; it's obviously top-quality stuff!"

"When my master gets old, I'll make him a coffin exactly like the one I made!"

"Take good care of him!"

No sooner had he finished speaking than a large hand reached out from behind and grabbed Jia Le by the neck.

"You little brat!"

"You really want your master to die?"

"Master! This is out of filial piety!"

"Filial piety?"

Si Mu reached out with his other hand and vigorously rubbed Jia Le's cheeks, saying, "You're so filial, Master really loves you to death!"

"Waaaaah... Master, I was wrong! I'll never do it again!" Jiale's face was ravaged as he begged for mercy in a muffled voice.

Master Ikkyu listened in astonishment, then smiled and said, "Amitabha! Jiale, you really are your master's filial disciple, already thinking about preparing a coffin for him so early."

"Brother Dao, the bond between you and your disciple is truly admirable!"

Si Musong relaxed, then turned and glared at Yixiu: "You old bald monk, stop spouting nonsense!"

"You know very well what's inside that bronze-cornered golden coffin."

"You had Jiale make me a meal so I could lie down in bed sooner?"

"This humble monk merely admires Jiale's filial piety!"

Master Ikkyu remained unfazed. "Besides, Brother Dao, with your temper, even if you were to actually lie down in the coffin, you'd probably still lift the lid and jump out to continue arguing with this humble monk."

"Get lost...who wants to argue with you!"

Lin Bei, watching from the side, couldn't help but laugh, shaking his head and asking, "Junior Brother Jiale, do you know what that coffin is for?"

"What's it for?" Jiale asked, rubbing her reddened cheeks.

"That's specifically designed to hold zombies!"

Lin Bei suppressed a laugh, "If you really make a coffin like this for your martial uncle, I'm afraid he'll jump out of it in the middle of the night looking for you."

Jiale stood there stunned, his face immediately turning red with embarrassment.

Si Mu chuckled softly beside him, "Hehe! Jia Le! Did you hear that?"

"That coffin was for zombies!"

"Do you want to dig a hole for your master right now?"

"Master...Master, I..." Jiale was so embarrassed he wanted to disappear into a crack in the ground.

Qingqing laughed along with them, and the two little foxes, held in her arms, also let out soft, tender howls.

Master Ikkyu said with a smile, "Amitabha, Jiale, the Buddha has seen your filial piety."

"Master, please stop talking..." Jiale covered her face and ran into the house.

After everyone finished laughing, they all went back to their rooms.

The sky gradually darkened.

After dinner, Lin Bei returned to his bamboo house, sat cross-legged on the bed, and began to ponder something he had been thinking about for some time.

He has thunder talismans and fire talismans, and their power is not weak when used alone.

However, its effectiveness is still limited when facing truly powerful zombies and ghosts.

However, if they can be combined to create a talisman array, allowing the two forces to overlap and complement each other, the power will far exceed the simple summation of a single talisman.

He named this talisman array: Heavenly Thunder and Earthly Fire Talisman Array!

The Thunder Talisman is primarily offensive, supremely Yang, and specifically designed to break through the protective Yin energy that guards the body!

The fire talisman serves as both primary and secondary, blocking escape routes and continuously burning away the yin energy.

If the two are properly coordinated, they can form a formation that integrates offense and defense.

Add the wooden stake technique, and its power will be increased to another level!

However, this rune array requires extremely high mental strength, as it requires the simultaneous manipulation of two runes with completely different attributes within a very short period of time.

We also need to ensure that their energies don't clash with each other; just thinking about it gives me a headache.

Lin Bei took out several yellow talismans from his spatial stone and placed them in front of him. He tried them several times, each time managing to draw the energy of the thunder talisman and the fire talisman together.

The two violent energies will become unstable instantly, with a faint danger of explosion!

"It still doesn't work!"

Lin Bei sighed and was about to try again when he suddenly heard a rustling sound coming from the corner of the bed.

The little fox crawled out of the bed and wobbled up to his knees on its four short legs.

The little head nestled into his arms, finding a comfortable position to curl up into a ball.

Lin Bei looked down at the fluffy little thing in his arms and couldn't help but smile.

He named the little fox Bai Ling. The little guy was pure white with not a single stray hair.

Although her eyes weren't fully open yet, she could already find him by following his scent.

"You're so clingy, what will you do when you grow up?" Lin Bei gently tapped Bai Ling's little head with a finger.

Bai Ling let out a few tender whimpers, her little paws clinging to his fingers and refusing to let go.

Lin Bei flicked his finger lightly, and a wisp of extremely fine spiritual energy flowed from his fingertip into Bai Ling's body.

"Refine it properly, it will do you good," Lin Bei said softly.

Bai Ling trembled, as if she understood his words, hummed twice, and then fell into a deep sleep.

The trace of magical power within its body was slowly merging into its meridians.

Seeing this, Lin Bei also began practicing the Shangqing Great Cave True Scripture.

The purple fake pill inside the dantian slowly rotated, purple Dao patterns flowing on the surface of the pill, emitting warm spiritual light.

He has not slackened in his cultivation during this period, and is only one step away from becoming a late-stage mage.

This step requires sufficient accumulation of spiritual energy to overcome.

Lin Bei guided the external spiritual energy into his body, circulating it through his meridians for one cycle before it flowed into his dantian.

The spiritual energy was absorbed and refined by the fake pill, transforming into pure magical power that slowly strengthened the pill's body.

In the next room, Shi Shaojian was also teasing the little fox.

This little guy was much more lively than Bai Ling, snuggling and wriggling in his arms.

She would occasionally stick out her pink tongue to lick his palm, making Shi Shaojian laugh heartily.

Let me give you a name.

Shi Shaojian held the fox up to his face, their eyes meeting. "What's your name... Wangcai?"

The little fox let out a howl, seemingly dissatisfied.

"Is that called Lai Fu?"

"Awooo!"

"Alright, alright, then I'll call you... Little Black?"

"You're not black either..."

The little fox cried out in his arms, its pink paws scratching at Shi Shaojian incessantly.

Finally, after being named Bai Chen, the little fox finally calmed down!