Holy Bone

Chapter 1956

Speaking of the Yama King's seal on the old Taoist priest's body.

The time that truly impressed him the most was when Master Qingxi disguised himself as Uncle Lin and led them into the Yin Painting Corpse Cave.

At that time, the old Taoist priest boasted that he would use the seal of the King of Hell to print a bank note for 100 million taels of silver from the Heaven and Earth Bank, and first borrow 100 million taels of silver from the King of Hell to travel to the underworld.

The old Taoist priest's seal of Yama was able to borrow 100 million silver notes from Yama, which surprised him and Qingxi Zhenren and made them look at him with new respect.

According to the old Taoist priest, he is not the only person in the world who can possess the seal of Yama. The seal of Yama is not unique; it is only for those who have performed great deeds.

It is true that the King of Hell's seal can be used to print ghost money, but it cannot be printed indefinitely. It also depends on a person's amount of good deeds and the grade of the King of Hell's seal in their possession.

Every piece of ghost money printed with the King of Hell's seal is borrowed from the Ten Kings of Hell. It needs to be returned later by slaying demons and eliminating evil for the human world. You can't just print as much as you want.

Even the King of Hell must prevent rampant inflation in the underworld.

Even the King of Hell will prevent you from being unable to repay your debts.

The fact that the old Taoist priest could get a 100 million two-day banknote from the Yama King's seal shows that he has some influence with the Ten Kings of Hell, and he certainly has the capital to boast about it.

He had been eyeing the Yama's seal in the old Taoist's hand for a long time, but unfortunately he had never had the chance to encounter an unclaimed Yama's seal.

Unexpectedly, this wish, which I had longed for for two years, was granted in the underworld.

The appearance of the Yama King's Seal was indeed a great surprise to him. He was filled with speculation: was this Yama King's Seal a magical artifact from the life of a so-called ancient god's heart? Or was it used to suppress and seal the corpse after death?

After all, the Yama King's Seal also has the purpose of subduing demons, exorcising evil spirits, and suppressing corpses. But in either case, the Yama King's Seal in his hand is of a much higher grade than the Yama King's Seal in the old Taoist's hand.

As for how much higher he has risen, only by returning to the mortal realm and finding the old Taoist priest can we obtain more information.

"Speaking of the King of Hell's seal, I also have a seal of the Lord of Yinshan in my stomach. Both of these are treasures related to the underworld."

Curious, the headless Jin'an took out the seal of the Lord of Yinshan from the human stomach pouch, intending to compare it with the seal of the King of Hell, when an unexpected incident occurred.

Just as he took out the seal of the Lord of Yinshan, holding the seal of the King of Hell in one hand and a fragment of the seal of the Lord of Yinshan in the other, he held them up to his chest, about to compare the two, when suddenly, boom!

His consciousness was engulfed by a sudden burst of intense light, his primordial spirit exploded with a deafening roar, causing his six senses to reel incessantly. Memories of his past life flashed before his eyes, he didn't know how much time had passed—perhaps a fleeting moment, or perhaps an entire lifetime—until his fragmented memories finally came to an end. Then, a grand will exploded like thunder in every single one of his thoughts—

"Enter my Yinshan Lord..."

"From now on, matters of the mortal world will have nothing to do with you..."

"Would you be willing..."

"I have no regrets..."

The Yinshan Lord's seal in his hand had somehow reassembled itself, and this was the second time he had heard the grand will within it. *Crack!*
Having already experienced this once, he decisively broke the Yinshan Lord's Seal, and the grand will in his sea of ​​consciousness dissipated. His mind, which had been in turmoil just a moment ago, returned to calm and tranquility the next.

(End of this chapter)