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Chapter 745 Chapter 744

Qi Baoer's expression changed suddenly, and he raised his hand to put the giant spider's body into the space, and then flashed out of the ruined temple.

Just a second after she barely left, the ground in the ruined temple began to shake violently.

The strange thing is that only the inside of the ruined temple was shaking, but outside the ruined temple was a piece of tranquility.

The inside of the ruined temple was shaking for nearly a quarter of an hour, and everyone looked at the ruined temple with tense expressions, even the walls were shaking.

However, the shaking of the ruined temple stopped after a quarter of an hour, and then nothing happened.

Everyone held their breath and waited for a while, but it was still quiet.

At this time, not only did everyone not feel at ease because of the calm, but they all felt a sense of crisis that was about to come.

A few minutes later, suddenly, there was a huge bang, and a red coffin broke out from the ground in the ruined temple.

The red coffin flew out of the ruined temple, but it didn't fly out of the temple, but landed in the middle of the courtyard inside the temple with a bang.

"Red coffin!" Daoist Wei Yang uttered in fear, his voice trembling unconsciously.

Although the red coffin has indeed never been seen before, what is Taoist Wei Yang's attitude? ? ?

Chen Yi asked curiously: "Master Taoist, is there anything special about the red coffin?"

Taoist Priest Wei Yang: "There is a saying in our Taoist sect that red clothes raise calendar ghosts, and red coffins raise stiffness."

"stiff!!!"

No, the coffin is the legendary zombie?

Qi Baoer knew about the stuff of Zombie, but she didn't know much about how Zombie came about. She had seen some records in Ling Huazong's Library Pavilion before.

It's just that she is lazy, and the point is that she is lazy in reading; and at that time, she was quite arrogant, thinking that she could beat it, and it didn't matter how it came about? !
The second is that there are not many records about Zong in Ling Huazong's Zangshu Pavilion, and some of them are not very detailed.

There are not many records in Ling Huazong, and the Shangqing Temple here is even more so. All Daoist Mingyang knows is the phrase "red coffin raises stiffness". As for how to raise it and what kind of red Coffin, he is not quite sure.

Qi Baoer rolled her eyes to the sky silently, the Taoism in this world is hopeless.

The red coffin inside was shaking still, and from time to time, the sound of impact could be heard from inside the coffin, as if something wanted to break out of the coffin.

After the red coffin was hit, everyone saw that the entire red coffin was covered with dense runes; those runes would emit a faint luster every time the red coffin was hit.

The luster is very weak, giving people the feeling that it can no longer play a big role.

Qi Baoer and Daoist Wei Yang stared at those runes closely at the same time, and their thoughts were synchronized again. These runes are obviously used to seal the things in the red coffin. If they can learn them , and re-strengthen it, maybe it can prevent the things in the coffin from coming out.

Qi Baoer: "Master Wei Ming!"

Daoist Wei Ming comprehended and replied: "Master Qi, the contents inside should not be able to come out for the time being, but it would be best if it could be re-sealed."

At this time, there was no attack from the strange spider sounds, and Jun Chenyuan had already removed the Yuanli shield, so they didn't need to hide together for protection.

The two tacitly agreed that one jumped to the left wall of the ruined temple, and the other jumped to the right wall of the ruined temple, observing each side, and it was also the first line of defense that they could block immediately when the things in the red coffin broke out of the coffin.

After a while, the two each memorized the runes on their side, and then switched places to memorize the other side.

Then, the two sides looked at each other, Qi Bao'er took out a bell that looked like a super small one, and Daoist Wei Ming sacrificed his natal mahogany sword again, and they both jumped into the courtyard together.

The tacit understanding between Taoists and spiritual practitioners can also be said to be the tacit understanding between human guardians. No extra words are needed. Qi Baoer first stepped forward to strengthen the runes on the red coffin with the spirit as silent. It is only Wei Mingdao of the soul body A long sword guarded her side.

If Daoist Wei Ming strengthens the seal with his soul body, what he can use is the power of the soul. Generally, when encountering such a situation among fellow guardians, the real person will go first. It is absolutely impossible. The body of the soul will make up for it with a heroism that is almost equal to self-destruction.

There were runes on the red coffin. What Qi Baoer needs to do is not to really write down how to draw the runes, but to write down the direction of each stroke of the runes. The spiritual power she adds must follow these lines. Going and following is the real reinforcement.

Fortunately, Qi Baoer has learned the talisman technique for a long time, and she knows everything. Although the talisman patterns on the red coffin are complicated and difficult to understand, she can use her photographic memory to repeatedly recall those talismans in her mind. When the runes in the middle really started to be strengthened, it couldn't be said to be handy, but it had already been paved in the heart stroke by stroke.

It's just that there is no aura in the air here, and the reinforcement of the seal can only rely on Qi Baoer's own spiritual power.

After a while, Daoist Wei Ming saw that fine sweat began to appear on her forehead, and her face was gradually pale.

The things in the red coffin may not have noticed their intentions at first, but when Qi Baoer knew that the two were going to strengthen the seal, they naturally began to resist.

What Qi Bao'er and the others didn't know was that there was indeed a zombie sealed inside the red coffin as Daoist Wei Ming had guessed, or it was a drought cat that would bring peace to the world if it broke the seal.

There are rumors in ancient times that the drought man has the same lifespan as the sky, and is immortal. Wherever it passes, there will be severe drought and the red land will be thousands of miles away.

The drought man in front of them has a history longer than their current recorded history, and has been sealed here for nearly ten thousand years. The real source of the decline of Taoism in this world is because of this drought man.

In order to seal it back then, almost all the masters who could be called names in the entire mystical art world paid homage to it with their lives.

At that time, hundreds of thousands of masters almost exhausted their profound strength to successfully seal the drought man in the coffin, that is, to completely fill the runes on the coffin with profound strength; but now Qi Baoer is alone...

In the continuous violent shaking of the red coffin, the last trace of spiritual power from Qi Baoer's body was exhausted, and she fell limply to the ground.

Looking at the red coffin again, you have to stare closely to find out that the luster on those runes seemed to be a little brighter than before when it was hit.

Fortunately, the reinforcement played some role. The sound of impact in the red coffin gradually decreased, and finally completely quieted down.

When Qi Baoer fell down, Jun Chenyuan had already dodged into the temple, and caught him firmly before Qi Baoer fell limply to the ground.

"Bao'er, what's the matter?" He wanted to infuse Yuanli for her, but he was not sure if he would harm her instead if he wanted to infuse Yuanli on the little girl.

His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, who had been strategizing for a while, also felt numb.

It was the first time in Qi Bao'er's life that she was so powerless, she couldn't care about why Jun Chenyuan caught her in such a timely manner, and didn't notice the other party's collapsed arms and trembling voice for a moment.

(End of this chapter)