Terrifying Heavens: I Slay Demons by Painting Faces

Chapter 110 Location of the Dragon Vein

"mainland!"

Chen Hengyi narrowed his phoenix eyes; in fact, he had already guessed the answer.

During the Japanese colonial period, they not only plundered resources but also did many disgusting things. Since they have driven a nail into the Korean Peninsula, the mainland will certainly not be spared.

However, even though he had expected it, he still felt an inexplicable surge of anger upon hearing the news.

Guessing and knowing are two different things.

"As expected, no matter where I am or what world I live in, I absolutely hate this country..."

Chen Hengyi thought for a moment, then took out a world map and a map of China from his Ruyi, and slapped them in front of the Five Ghosts, saying, "Based on your senses, determine the approximate location of the Dragon Nail."

As soon as he finished speaking, the five ghosts hesitated for a moment, and then they all pointed to the map.

Not long after, when Chen Hengyi looked at the map again, he saw that not only in China and the Korean Peninsula, but also in other places, there were more or less nails in the mountains and rivers.

The largest number of them are in China. He looked at the Qinling and Kunlun Mountains, where the punctuation marks on the map rose and fell with the mountain ranges.

Some parts are clearly empty, probably because someone removed them during the process, but some parts still exist.

Upon seeing this, he couldn't help but frown, because there were so many nails, with hundreds remaining in just one country.

If he were to do it all by himself, who knows how long it would take.

After a moment of silence, Chen Hengyi put away the map and then headed down the mountain.

The further down the mountain he went, the calmer his mind became, and he quickly came up with a solution.

Now that he has discovered so many nails driven into the dragon vein, he must deal with them.

The best way now is to contact people back home.

For example, people from places like Wudang Mountain and Longhu Mountain would definitely be happy to pull out the nails.

So he didn't even need to lift a finger to easily resolve the matter.

"Yes, that's right, let's do it that way."

Chen Hengyi continued walking down the mountain, but before he had gone far, suddenly, four people came towards him on the narrow mountain path.

Upon closer inspection, he was astonished to see that it was Kim Sang-deok and his three companions.

On the other side, Kim Sang-deok and his group were also greatly shocked.

"What the hell are you doing here?"

"Wait, how did you know about this place?"

Kim Sang-deok and his men arrived before dawn to find out what secrets the tomb held.

But now it seems that this man, whom they only met once yesterday, is even faster than them!

What? This is ridiculous.

Chen Hengyi coughed lightly and said calmly, "I know what you're looking for, but there's no need to go up now. The matter has been resolved."

"Let's go back."

As Chen Hengyi spoke, he continued walking down the mountain.

As he approached, the four men spontaneously parted to make way for him and watched him walk away.

Suddenly, Jin Shangde snapped out of his daze and immediately turned around to catch up with Chen Hengyi.

He then quickly asked, "You must know something, right? Please explain it to me, otherwise I won't be able to sleep tonight!"

Jin Shangde pulled out a very old-fashioned photograph from his pocket; it was a group photo of a group of people. Pointing to them, he said, "These tomb raiders...it seems they're following some kind of pattern, some kind of feng shui perspective. They've been consistently raiding tombs along the direction of the dragon vein. And—"

As Chen Hengyi walked, he said, "That's right, your judgment is correct. This is how it happened."

Then he revealed that the dragon vein of the Korean Peninsula had been nailed down.

Upon hearing this news, Gao Ronggen and the others were initially taken aback, then became somewhat uncertain: "Although urban legends say that the Japanese left some unpleasant things here in the past, is that all true?"

"I've been doing this business with Lao Jin for so long, dealing with feng shui dead people, and I've never heard of anything like this before."

Chen Hengyi said speechlessly, "Anyway, that's how it is. Believe it or not."

Chen Hengyi ignored them, got into his car, turned the key, started the engine, and drove away.

The four people were simply left bewildered in the wind...

"Something's not right. We've discovered something so strange. I had a feeling before that I was going to die, but why do I feel like—could my feeling have been wrong?"

"My intuition was right... They all say I'm the most talented..."

Li Hualin muttered to herself when suddenly, Fengji, who had gone up the mountain alone to investigate, ran over with news from above.

A moment later, the group reached the top of the mountain. As soon as they arrived, Li Hualin squatted down and grabbed a handful of dry, sand-like soil.

The soil trickled through her fingers, her gaze grave: "A terrible battle took place here before. It must have been extremely fierce. A very powerful spirit appeared, but it was defeated."

"Look, the soil around here has been overturned, and the moisture has evaporated!" Li Hualin pointed around, and everyone looked over as well. This place was indeed different from what they had seen before.

Kim Sang-deok asked, puzzled, "How strong is it?"

"If we had faced this spirit head-on, everyone would have been killed by now!"

Upon hearing this, a chill ran through everyone.

If this spirit is so powerful, just how terrifying is the victor?

They just saw Chen Hengyi walk down as if he were sightseeing, with no signs of injury, at most just some mud on his body.

Wow, that's terrifying!

When everyone went to look again, a series of exclamations of surprise rang out.

The following day, a group of strangely dressed Japanese people disembarked at Seoul's airport. Leading them was a middle-aged man with long, narrow, fox-like eyes, and his entire face also resembled a fox.

It looks somewhat out of place.

As soon as he stepped down, he narrowed his eyes, like a fox, quickly becoming alert to his surroundings.

These people were escorted by staff when they left the airport.

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In the car, the fox-like man spoke: "The master sent me here this time to eliminate someone. According to intelligence, this person is still near Seoul."

The middle-aged man was named Junji Murayama. He was a descendant of the Murayama family, Japanese Onmyoji. During World War II, the head of the family infiltrated the Korean Peninsula and oversaw the preparations for the "Dragon Slaying" ritual.

Junji Murayama, who presided over this matter decades ago, was his ancestor.

However, there were some minor problems with the previous setup, and now he's going to fix those problems.

Junji Murayama sat in the back seat of the black sedan, his fingertips lightly tapping his knees, a sinister glint flashing in his fox-like eyes.

He ignored the bustling streets of Seoul flashing past the car window, his mind replaying the details of his ancestor's instructions regarding the placement of the "Dragon-Slaying Nail"...

"Ha, a stray dog ​​from who-knows-where dares to spout such nonsense."