Bone Picker

Chapter 123 Sacrifice to the Sea God ([-])
The ceremony of worshiping the sea god officially began.

The opening event is actually very simple, that is, beating gongs and drums, reciting a prayer scripture, and burning the scripture at a fixed place after the scripture is finished.

Although it is a procedure, it took about an hour to recite the scriptures. The main reason is to go to various audience areas to recite, and it takes seven or eight times.

It is to pray on behalf of these audiences, and hope that these audiences will be blessed by the sea god Mazu.

After praying, it's time for the main part.

That is to say, the method is to make the copper snail in Mazu's hand ring, and then start the activity of thousands of sails.

The key point is whether Zibuyu, the host, can invite the wind.

At this time, a few figures squeezed out from the auditorium not far away. These people are all cultivated. Although they are not high, they are also Master Huang.

Needless to say, these were spies sent by local Feng Shui masters.

Those Feng Shui masters might be in a corner right now, waiting to see our jokes.

I looked up and saw that the sun was in the sky and the sky was clear. Not only was there no wind, but it was also extremely hot.

There were sun umbrellas in the auditorium, and we practiced under the scorching sun. Everyone’s priest robes were wet, as well as the vests or shirts inside.

The key point is that it is very hot, there is no wind for thousands of miles, and even the sea has no waves, it is unusually calm.

These bastards are really accurate, there is no luck in this kind of weather, there is no natural wind at all, and it is all based on real skills to invite the wind.

Before coming here, I discussed the plan with Zibuyu.

Wind is the movement of air.

And the way we think about it is to set up the formation first, the others will protect the law, and Ziwu and I dance swords to welcome the wind.

To put it bluntly, sword energy means that profound energy is condensed at the extreme point and transmitted in the form of sword energy.

Sword Qi is also a kind of air flow.

But if I use my sword energy directly at those copper snails, I'm worried that the copper snails will be knocked down directly.

Therefore, the sword energy we use must be gentle, not only to cause the flow of air, but also to be able to blow the copper snail, and the most important thing is not to hurt the copper snail.

This is a very high requirement for us to control the profound energy.

Too strong for fear of hurting the copper snail.

It's too weak and I'm afraid it won't blow.

A few of us set up a wind-gathering array in front of the altar in front of the statue of Mazu, using instruments and flags.

The eyes of the Jufeng Formation are at Zibuyu's feet, that is, at the foot of the table where he practiced, and then the base of the formation is at my position, and the formation is guarded by seven Taoist priests, Jia Murong Yuanshan.

This is one of the reasons why Zibuyu invited seven Taoist priests, plus Murong Yuanshan, the total strength of the eight people is not weak, and they can all guard a position.

The guy did not speak to host, as the leader of the team, his skills and strength are enough, my only worry is that the injury on his thigh will affect his performance.

As the formation base, I naturally don't have to worry.

When the formation took shape, there was a gust of wind blowing towards our faces immediately.

The people who were originally hot and dry suddenly felt refreshed.

Not only did we feel it, but everyone in the audience also exclaimed that it was amazing.

There was no wind for thousands of miles just now, and it was sweltering hot, and everyone was sweating profusely.

Now that the formation was deployed, a breeze came immediately.

Although it was not big, everyone who endured the sweltering heat for several hours really felt it.

Even the sea level was slightly turbulent, and a little bit of waves slowly patted towards the coast.

"It's amazing, oh my god."

"These Taoist priests are really capable."

"That's right, there are so many Taoist priests at once, it must be amazing."

"The most important test of offering sacrifices to the Sea God is the skill of these Taoist priests. Whether they are the real masters or the fake god sticks, this ceremony of inviting the wind is the best demon mirror."

"That's right, that's why those magic sticks dare not take on this job. You have to think about it, so many people are watching, you can't do it fakely, please don't invite the wind, so many eyes are watching."

"Where did you invite this master? You are so young. I have watched several sea god worship activities, but have you never seen this master?"

"I heard that he is Master Zibuyu who is very famous in our Lujiang City recently."

"Oh, so it's him! We've heard of his name before, but we don't know what he looks like. Now we finally see the real person. Oh, I didn't expect him to be so young, handsome, and capable."

Some people who are relatively close to us, that is, guests of this event, sponsors, and some core executives of the five major families are talking about it.

The spectators outside the fence were all cheering, because the wind had been constant. Although it was not strong, at least they felt refreshed and no longer stuffy.

Zibuyu picked up the talisman pen and prepared to draw an imperial wind talisman.

This imperial wind talisman is the key to inviting the wind.

Can you invite the wind? This talisman has high requirements, and it mainly tests the skill of drawing talismans.

If you want to strengthen the power of the talisman, you basically need to use the essence and blood of the talisman, such as finger blood or tongue blood, to draw it.

But at present, it seems that it is not necessary, and it is enough to mix chicken blood with white wine.

He picked up the talisman pen, dipped it in chicken blood, and drew three ticks on the talisman paper.

The three hooks in the imperial talisman represent the Sanqing or the Duke of the Three Realms.

Sanqing is Taoist ancestor, Yuanshi Tianzun, Daode Tianzun, Lingbao Tianzun.

Sanjiegong refers to the city god, the land, and the patriarch.

When drawing these three hooks, I only heard Zibuyu chanting aloud: "One stroke moves the world. Two strokes of the ancestor's sword. Three strokes of magical soldiers descend from heaven to listen to my orders."

Next is the talisman, which is the amnesty order. Generally speaking, the gods are invited, and the amnesty order is required for dispatching troops and generals.

The next thing to draw is the talisman.

The talisman is the core of a talisman, whether it can function, and whether it can order the god to be invited, such as the Fengshen Order at this time, the Fengshen is invited, so the talisman must be painted with a symbol dedicated to the Fengshen.

Each Taoist god has its own exclusive symbol.

The symbols drawn on the Dao Talisman represent the power of borrowing these divine mansions, artifacts or magic weapons, order, and rules.

When drawing the talisman, Zibuyu recited aloud. There was a microphone on the table, and the sound was emitted directly through the large speakers around the beach.

He recited: "The sky is round and the earth is round, and there are nine chapters of laws and decrees. I will write now, and the wind orders the talismans."

This is to draw the exclusive symbol of Fengshen as the gallbladder.

The next step is the talisman feet. There is no specific format for the talisman feet. Some of them will draw symbols of powerful instruments between heaven and earth, or write some words on them. These words may be the proverbs spoken by the god you want to invite, etc. .

Some of them directly wrote the incantation of inviting the wind.

But generally the talisman foot will mark the sect, signature, etc. of the person invited, and then stamp the seal and ribbon to let Fengshen know what sect and who is asking for this matter.

Zibuyu just drew a few winds on the position of the talisman feet, and then stamped the big seal of their school.

This imperial wind talisman is a great achievement.

(End of this chapter)