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Chapter 247 The Love-Brained Dragon Dismembered (8)

At this moment, Ding Shui had already flown to the outside of Yuhua Temple and started to fight. However, after attacking Yuhua Temple's protective formation, Ding Shui was shocked to find that their protective formation had changed and turned into a moral kidnapping formation.

At this time, tens of thousands of ordinary people had appeared inside the Yuhua Temple, and they were under the control of the temple.

It became the foundation of the new sect-protecting formation.

This new protective formation might be far less effective than their sect's original one, but it has one truly disgusting aspect. If Ding Shui forcibly breaks the formation, the tens of thousands of ordinary people who form its foundation will inevitably perish, and the blame will fall on Ding Shui. Furthermore, if a demon were to directly kill so many ordinary people, the royal family wouldn't be able to stand idly by.

It is a tacit understanding between the two races not to attack ordinary humans and not to attack demons who have just awakened their intelligence.

Whoever violates the rules first is in the wrong.

But it must be said that their actions really stumped Ding Shui. At this moment, Xiao Hei promptly reminded him:
"Use a curse. Anyway, you never intended to wipe out the Yuhua Temple. You just wanted to kill the culprit and those who had attacked the original owner of this body."

"The system that used to curse you by drawing circles crashed. I extracted the aura of the Curse Law from that system and condensed it into a Curse Law Seed. Although it's just a Curse Law Seed, it's still a law, and it's more than enough to deal with beings below the Immortal level. If you need it, I can lend it to you temporarily."

"But I don't know their birth dates and times!"

Ding Shui really doesn't know much about this.

"I remember that almost everyone who attacked the original body got a few pieces of dragon meat. You can use this to curse them directly. The only Nascent Soul ancestor who didn't eat dragon meat did so because he completely destroyed the original body's soul and tried to refine the original body's dragon pearl."

It was tainted by the aura of a dragon.

So it's okay for you to curse them.

Wait, I forgot, I'll give you another seed of the Law of Cause and Effect. With the seed of the Law of Cause and Effect and the seed of the Law of Curse, you can successfully curse them.

Ding Shui had never done this before, and neither had Xiao Hei. It was just that based on its existing knowledge, it felt that doing it this way should be successful. As it spoke, it also went through the deduction process, and after confirming that there were no problems, it temporarily lent the two kinds of law seeds to Ding Shui.

These seeds of law were recently condensed by Xiao Hei and haven't had time to be nurtured in the origin of the world yet. Or rather, the origin of the world is occupied by Ding Shui's five-colored stones, leaving no room for the seeds of law, so these seeds of law naturally lack the aura of the world.

It also lacks a global imprint.

Therefore, they will not be rejected by this world. However, if they were marked by this world, then it would be hard to say.

After obtaining the two Law Seeds and learning how to use them, Ding Shui quickly used the original body's blood and soul energy that he had preserved to use the Law Seeds of Cause and Effect to quickly clarify all the causes and effects of the original body, and then selected the target he wanted to curse.

In the next instant, the dense and pure power of the curse followed the cause and effect in the dark, entangling everyone in Yuhua Temple who had a karmic connection with the original body.

"I curse those who eat my flesh within the Yuhua Temple to suffer the calamity of withered flesh and decayed internal organs. I curse those within the Yuhua Temple who destroyed my soul to suffer the five signs of decay of heaven and man, their souls rotting away until their spirits are scattered. I grant the mortals within the Yuhua Temple the right to curse, and I will bear all the losses."

Aren't they prone to moral blackmail?
Ding Shui then granted those who had been kidnapped the power to retaliate; if they didn't seek revenge, they deserved it. This was due to Ding Shui's Tribulation Transcending cultivation combined with the Law of Curse.

Those cursed had no chance of resistance or escape, and soon they began to wail in agony. Those who ate the dragon's flesh began to rot from the inside out, emitting a foul stench, as if they had been dead for days. The Nascent Soul cultivator, Ancestor Pinghui, held on for a little longer, but soon his Nascent Soul gradually dissipated, his lifespan was greatly reduced, and his entire body began to age and decay, leaving those around him terrified but helpless.

However, if that were the only case, the number of deaths would actually be quite small, less than twenty in total.

At worst, Yuhua Temple suffered heavy losses.

There's no way they'd be wiped out.

But now, those mortals who were still alive, and who knew that they would have surely died if Ding Shui hadn't chosen the method of cursing, began to exert their strength. Among the tens of thousands of mortals, even if there were spineless ones, not all of them could be spineless. Therefore, after realizing and understanding the meaning of Ding Shui's words, some of them quickly began to curse loudly, using the most vicious words they had ever uttered.

Even those who are a little timid.

Most of them were also silently cursing in their hearts.

Ding Shui was very generous; he accepted all curses, whether spoken aloud or silently uttered. The result was that cultivators who had been directly arrested or tricked into coming became the first to be cursed by mortals, dying in all sorts of bizarre ways—after all, with so many mortals, it was impossible for everyone's curses to be directed in the same direction.

Then, some cultivators who were on the verge of death were unable to take revenge on Ding Shui, so they could only vent their anger and resentment on mortals. When the mortals saw this, they naturally cursed the person who wanted to kill them even more desperately.

Some people even realized that if they didn't curse everyone in the Yuhua Temple to death, they could be ruined and their families destroyed if any surviving cultivator took their anger out on them.

Soon someone took the lead.

He cursed all the monks of Yuhua Temple.

The curses of the mortals, though seemingly harmless, ultimately lead to their demise without any magical intervention. With Ding Shui's involvement, the curses of the mortals are undeniably powerful, nearly as potent as Ding Shui's direct curse. However, because those mortals already have karmic ties with Yuhua Temple, Ding Shui merely bears the magical energy consumed during the curses, thus minimizing the karmic burden he bears.

Not long after, all the cultivators in the entire Yuhua Temple were wiped out, including those who had taken precautions to prevent any unforeseen circumstances.

The small group of elites who were sent away ahead of schedule.

Because those mortals could not possibly know everyone in the Yuhua Temple, they could only curse the entire Yuhua Temple, drawn together by the power of karma and the curse.

Even if you escape to a place a thousand miles away, it won't make a difference.

They would all die. Not only that, but the entire area where Yuhua Temple was located was on the verge of becoming a death zone, with spiritual energy depleted and vegetation dying under the relentless curses of tens of thousands of mortals. Fortunately, Ding Shui discovered this in time and revoked their authority, thus saving the territory occupied by Yuhua Temple from becoming a death zone because of her.

"All the cultivators of Yuhua Temple are dead, and the formation here has dissipated on its own. You may all return home."

After saying this, Ding Shui decisively left. After all, he had done what he needed to do within the human territory. To stay there any longer would be a provocation.