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Chapter 304 If I call your name, would you dare not answer?
The masked ninja, who was originally two heads shorter than an ordinary person, suddenly swelled to more than four meters tall, with a blue face and fangs, and skin with a purplish-red hue. Two thick, bony horns pierced his scalp, making him a classic cannibalistic figure.

However, the Dragon Tooth Soldiers that Feng Xue cast were modeled after Mary's mechanical puppets and Bigeley's intelligent little bats. They surpassed ordinary Taoist soldiers in both intelligence and combat power, and in terms of strength alone, they could rival fully armed heavy cavalry.

Although they were no match for the demon-like assassin in a one-on-one fight, they were still evenly matched when attacked in a group.

Just as Feng Xue was commanding the Dragon Fang Soldiers to fight the evil spirits, on the rooftop of an apartment building in the distance, several cultivators dressed in different styles were gathered together drinking and sipping tea.

Although it is an unspoken rule in the cultivation world of the Central Plains to give younger generations the opportunity to gain experience, when it comes to external forces, it is not just a matter of experience. Now that arrangements have been made for all aspects of the conspiracy in Japan, a few old guys who have nothing to do simply watch from the sidelines.

Even though they were almost a mile apart, Feng Xue's battle was still crystal clear to many cultivators, but precisely because they could see it clearly, none of them uttered a sound.

"Oh, they've already started fighting? How's that kid doing? Can you figure out who he is?"

With a somewhat childish voice speaking in an old-fashioned tone, Aunt Bai suddenly appeared out of nowhere, grabbed a teacup from the table and poured herself a cup. When no one spoke, she realized something was wrong and immediately cast a spell to look towards Feng Xue's alley.

"Oh ho, scattering beans to create soldiers! This method is not commonly seen nowadays!" Aunt Bai raised her eyebrows and muttered thoughtfully. The method of scattering beans to create soldiers existed as early as the late Han Dynasty and is considered a very ancient Taoist magic. However, due to the involvement of some Taoist sects in the struggle for the dragon, it was feared by successive dynasties. Even if it was passed down, no one dared to use it openly, and it gradually declined.

But when she spoke, no one responded. Aunt Bai found this very strange and finally couldn't help but say:

"Why are you all suddenly mute?"

"Well... never mind, take a closer look at those Dao soldiers, use the Qi Observation Technique."

An acquaintance, an old man, finally spoke up, but Aunt Bai frowned upon hearing this:
"What kind of cat could this be... a cat... Oh my god! Where did this dragon energy come from? Although it feels a bit strange, it is definitely dragon energy! Isn't he worshipping the moon goddess?"

“You didn’t see it just now, his lightning magic was outrageous! And that spirit ghost! I’ve never seen such a pure spirit ghost in my life!” The relatively young-looking man shook his head as he spoke, but Aunt Bai said:
"Wasn't that ghost he was selling from an antique dealer?"

"Who?" The moment the words left his mouth, everyone's gaze turned to the corner, to the silent owner of Mo Yuxuan. Seeing this, the owner immediately spoke:

"Don't look at me, I don't know either. A month ago, Aunt Jiu introduced me to buy a ghost, but who knows how he managed to feed it like this in less than a month. Although he said it could eat, even if it could eat a lot, it shouldn't be like this..."

"What? You said a month?! I've raised a spirit for almost seventy years, and it got beaten to a pulp by one I've only raised for a month! And you're still saying what you sold me wasn't a defective product?!"

Aunt Bai's anger flared up instantly, and Boss Mo Yuxuan was also embarrassed upon hearing this:

"You can't just say things like that! I've always been honest and fair in my business dealings, young and old. Why don't you look for the reason in yourself?" "Stop arguing, that kid has a new trick up his sleeve!" Just as Aunt Bai was taking out her goddaughter, wanting her to see other people's children, the older-looking cultivator suddenly spoke up.

Compared to the bickering of old acquaintances, the young people are indeed more worthy of attention. As the gaze shifted again, the blue-faced, fanged cannibal finally turned all the Dragon Tooth Soldiers into powder.

Although Feng Xue could easily summon more than a dozen more squads of Dragon Tooth Soldiers like this, she didn't want to torture herself with this kind of tedious, piecemeal fighting method.

As the wounds inflicted by the Dragon Fang soldiers on its body slowly healed, Feng Xue calmly dodged their charge, casually tossing out a paper doll as a substitute. Through their mental connection, Mo Ying immediately rolled up a brush and drew a talisman on it, while Feng Xue took out a white jade gourd, caught the paper doll with the talisman written on it, rolled it up, and stuffed it into the gourd—

"You monster! I call your name, how dare you not answer?!"

"What the hell?" Although they were far away, everyone present was an old hand and naturally had the means to understand what Feng Xue had said. But it was precisely because they knew that they found this matter to be very outrageous.

"A purple-gold gourd? A jade bottle?" Journey to the West was once studied as a Taoist scripture, and everyone present had naturally read it to some extent. Just as they were pondering what means this kid would use to achieve the effect of using such a magical artifact to capture people...

Suddenly, the cannibal collapsed as if it had lost its breath, its body tattered and torn, as if it had no bones. But no one cared about what happened to the Japanese man, because they had clearly seen that the jade gourd had indeed sucked the ghost away!

"That ghost didn't agree either... Oh, that kid was shouting, 'Do you dare not agree?'" Aunt Bai clicked her tongue, finding it increasingly absurd. So why? Why did they take that thing away just because it didn't agree?

"If I'm not mistaken, that's... summoning a deity?" After a brief hesitation, Boss Mo Yuxuan finally muttered, not quite sure.

"Yes, it is invoking a deity, but... is it possible to invoking a deity in such a forceful way? And even invoking a paper effigy?"

The cultivator in the Taoist robe glanced down at the summoning talisman in his hand, suddenly questioning the meaning of life. Seeing this, the old Taoist priest seemed to understand something and said:

“You can’t invite the gods like that, but those wandering ghosts who crave a physical body will come to you on their own if you let them put up their resistance. The paper doll is probably some kind of substitution technique that transfers the ghosts and gods that were invited to you to the paper doll. The gourd is just a symbol. Besides being needed for the ritual, it can also provide a subsequent sealing effect.”

"I can roughly understand the principle, but the problem is who can develop such a spell! Even if you know the entire ritual, who would dare to do it!" The youngest-looking Taoist scratched his head, finding it hard to understand what kind of mental state a person would need to develop such an outrageous spell that could easily lead to the loss of one's physical body if one is not careful.

"Hmm, you know what, it actually seems quite possible!" The old Taoist priest's eyes suddenly lit up, and he clapped his hands, saying:
"If we first invite a sufficiently powerful illusory god to possess our body, we can protect our spiritual platform. Even if we invite a second one, we won't lose our physical body. Although the burden is still very heavy, it opens up the possibility of further development..."

"A top-tier Void God, powerful lightning magic, strange dragon energy, and the ability to create soldiers from beans—I think I've guessed this kid's lineage!"

(End of this chapter)