Legendary Son-in-Law: The Man with Poison Talismans

Then he took out the Soul Armor he had kept for a long time from his storage bag. He took off his medium-sized armor and put on the Soul Armor. The hem of the armor reached just below his knees, fitting him perfectly and looking neat.

After changing it, he glanced at the status bar in his mind.

[Character Status]

[Level: 22]

Experience: 470/250000

HP: 150/150

[MP: 146/146]

[Attack: 9-14] (2-3 for self)

[Taoist Skills: 3-35] (2-3 for self)

[Magic: 0-0]

[Defense: 3-12]

[Magic Control: 5-11] (Self 2-5)

[Accuracy: 11]

[Agility: 18]

Luck: 3

[Magic Evasion: 20%]

[Skills: Healing Lv.3, Mental Combat Lv.3, Poisoning, Soul Fire Talisman Lv.1, Summon Skeleton, Invisibility Lv.1, Group Invisibility Lv.0]

【equipment:】

【Soul Armor (Male), Defense 3-8, Magic Defense 3-5, Taoist Magic 0-6, Requires Level 22】

[Demon Slayer: Attack 6-11, Taoist Magic 1-5, Accuracy +2, Luck +1, Requires Level 20]

[Lantern Necklace: Magic Dodge 10%, Attack 1-0, Luck +2, Requires Level 18]

[Taoist Bracelet: Taoist Skill 0-3, Requires Level 19] x2

[Pearl Ring, Taoist Magic 0-5, Requires Level 20.]

[Platinum Ring: Taoist Skill 0-7, requires Taoist Skill 17]

【青铜头盔：防御0-1，道术0-3，需要等级10】

【Demon Bloodstone Fragment (Small)】

[Cloth Shoes: Defense 0-1, Requires Level 15. Can relieve leg fatigue]

[Animal Hide Belt: Defense 0-1, Requires Level 15. Allows you to attach frequently used medicines or scrolls for easy access.]

Although there were still many monsters in the Blazing Flame Palace and the wild boars were still squealing and crowding together in the darkness not far away, Lin Mu could no longer hold on.

My eyelids felt as heavy as if they were filled with lead, and my head was going to feel numb in waves. If I kept going like this, something bad was bound to happen sooner or later.

He remembered that the monster density in the Thunder Road in the game was very low, so he thought he might as well go there and find a corner to rest for a while, which would be better than staying in the Blazing Palace.

If he dozes off while fighting monsters, and is hit by a white boar's hammer the moment he breaks stealth, he won't even have a place to cry.

He patted the skull's shoulder blade and said in a low voice, "Clear the way, to the Thunder Path."

Lin Mu took out the evasion bracelet from his Qiankun bag, put it on, and his agility increased to 30 points. He took a deep breath and passed through the door.

The moment he stepped through the door, everything went black again. This time he was smarter. As soon as he passed through the door, while it was still dark, he raised his hand and cast an invisibility spell, then stood still in place.

The skeleton followed immediately, its tall frame circling around to Lin Mu's front, protecting him like a mother hen guarding her chicks.

Only after Lin Mu had adapted to the changes in the small portal did he begin to look around.

The Path of Thunder is completely different from the Palace of Blazing Flames.

The space was open, and the torches were spaced far apart, so the light could only illuminate a small area, leaving most of the area shrouded in darkness.

The monster density was indeed very low. They only encountered a few small monsters after walking quite a distance. Occasionally, a white boar would appear, but Lin Mu and the skeleton would take care of it.

As Lin Mu walked, he recalled the map from the game: four forks in the road, the third one on the left leading to the Hall of the Overlord, and the other three leading to secret passages.

In the game, once you enter the secret passage, you can't get out; you either have to return to town or log out and back in.

In this world, neither of these methods would likely work unless he used the memory set to memorize the coordinates beforehand and then used the teleportation ring to teleport out. Otherwise, he would most likely be trapped inside and die.

After walking a short distance, Lin Mu saw a flickering firelight at a bend in the road.

As they approached, they saw a large group of people resting. Thunder Path has a low monster density, making it a natural resting place; it seemed many people had chosen to recuperate here.

They saw Lin Mu walking alone with the skeletons from the direction of the Blazing Flame Palace. Their gazes lingered on him for a moment, then swept over the skeletons, their eyes filled with curiosity, but no one came up to speak to him.

Lin Mu didn't want to cause trouble, so he found a corner away from the crowd and sat down.

Then, glancing at the crowd, he put on the white tiger tooth necklace that Gu An had given him, which offered 70% magic evasion, just in case.

With the necklace on and its added 10% magic evasion, the user's total magic evasion reached 80%.

This renders single-target magic attacks such as Lightning Bolt and Soulfire spells almost ineffective, resulting in 8 out of 10 attacks missing, or even worse.

Chapter 106 Holy Word Technique

After getting the amulet, he felt much more at ease. He then took out a sesame seed cake and started eating it. He also took out a talisman, rubbed it to create a small flame, and let the flame lick the bottom of the cup, slowly heating the water.

The skeleton stood quietly by, remaining silent.

The amulet had burned out, and the water was bubbling and steaming, with wisps of heat rising in the darkness.

After finishing the pancake, Lin Mu drank a cup of hot water.

I leaned against the wall, closed my eyes, and started to rest. Although I was very sleepy, I didn't fall asleep completely. My ears were always perked up, and I was half asleep and half awake, constantly paying attention to the sounds around me.

He didn't know how much time had passed, but it wasn't short or long either. He had just relieved some of his fatigue when suddenly Lin Mu felt a light flashing in front of him.

He opened his eyes and saw round orbs of white, gold, and blue light converging on his mutated skeleton from all around, eventually merging and rising above the skull's head, as if drawing something upwards—a truly beautiful sight.

Lin Mu was stunned for a moment, then realized that someone was using holy words to try to consecrate his skeleton.

He looked in the direction from which the ball of light had come, and saw a male mage not far away holding a magic wand with the tip of the wand gleaming, a mocking smile on his lips.

Lin Mu was a little unhappy, but when he looked behind the mage, there were dozens of people, representing all three classes, and several wearing level 40 heavy armor, all watching this side with smiles on their faces, as if they were watching something amusing.

He suppressed his anger and remained silent.

It's better to avoid trouble. He remembered the team he had seen before carrying their demonized teammates.

There's only one road in and out of here, so if a fight breaks out, even if we gain some advantage in the short term...

But if you're alone against a team, and they just block the door and trap you, you'll end up in a bad situation too.

He was about to take the skeleton to another place, but the mage was still blatantly using holy spells, casting one spell after another on the skeleton.

Did he really think he had no temper? Lin Mu clenched his fist, about to start cursing.

Just then, the point of light in my mind flashed briefly, then calmed down. The flash was very faint, yet it carried a sense of certainty, as if saying:

Let him try, it's okay.

Lin Mu was stunned for a moment, then slowly loosened his fist.

He decided not to leave, crossed his arms and leaned against the wall, a slight smirk playing on his lips as he watched the sorcerer's performance with amusement.

He wanted to see what tricks this monk could pull.

In the game, the more skilled a skeleton is, the less it can withstand a mage's Holy Word spell. That's the mage's signature move against the Taoist, a guaranteed hit.

But his skeleton is different. It has absorbed so many potions and divine water, as well as the Woma Horn, which can teleport to protect its master. It has also merged with the demonic energy of the Sealed Demon Valley, and fine scales have grown on its bones.

He was practically a half-Woma leader, so he wanted to see if this Holy Word spell could really bring him down.

In any case, the skeletons in this world don't need to start leveling up from a low level after dying, unlike in games.

Even if you fall, don't worry, just summon again, it's just a matter of one skill.

He had played a mage in his previous life and knew that Holy Word was extremely mana-intensive, with a mana regeneration rate as high as in the game. Using Holy Word continuously would drain mana very quickly.

This world will definitely drain even faster; with that level 13 mage's meager mana, it won't take more than a few hits for his mana to be depleted.

He wanted to see just how much mana this level 13 mage had to squander like that.

Lin Mu leaned against the wall, arms crossed, a smile on his lips, but his gaze coldly followed the tip of the mage's staff, as if the mage was setting off fireworks for him.

Seeing that Lin Mu's skeleton still hadn't fallen, the sorcerer lost face and struck it twice more.

The ball of light exploded above the skull, creating concentric rings that were quite a sight, but the skull remained completely still.

He frowned, stopped what he was doing, took out a bottle of magic potion and drank it down, then turned around and cast a Holy Word spell on the skeleton of his teammate behind him, which shattered into pieces.

The owner of the skeleton behind him opened his mouth, but only sighed. After waiting a while, he raised his hand and summoned the skeleton again.

The mage, undeterred, turned back and unleashed two more spells on Lin Mu's skeleton, but it still didn't work.

He then attacked the skeleton his teammate had just summoned, and the skeleton shattered again.

His teammates' expressions were already quite unpleasant, but the mage didn't care at all and kept trying back and forth several times.

His teammates' skeletons shattered again and again, but Lin Mu's skeleton remained completely still.

The mage finally stopped, stared at Lin Mu's skeleton for a few seconds, then turned around and called out to his back, "Uncle, why don't you give it a try!"

A high mage wearing a cloak of a mage god and holding a bone jade scepter walked out from behind the crowd; his level 40 equipment gleamed with a dark luster in the firelight.

He glanced at the young mage, his brows furrowing slightly: "Young master, the imperial court has explicitly forbidden private duels within the Demon Sealing Valley. We must unite to slay demons and eliminate evil."

Upon hearing this, Lin Mu finally understood. No wonder those people were so kind before; they weren't unwilling to cause trouble, they were just afraid to.

The young monk waved his hand impatiently, "Just try it when I tell you to. Why all the nonsense?"

The archmage sighed, raised the bone jade scepter, and a dazzling light shone from the tip of the scepter. He then cast a holy spell on Lin Mu's skeleton.

The ball of light exploded, brighter than ever before, causing everyone around to squint.

Lin Mu's skeleton didn't even budge.

The archmage frowned and tried again, but it still didn't work.

He gritted his teeth and tried several times. One after another, white light burst from the tip of the staff, and sweat poured down his forehead, but the tall skeleton remained motionless, not even a single bone fragment fell off.