Chapter 204: Escape
“F*ck!” Seeing that the door couldn’t be opened, Lu Yunfeng was also anxious. He didn’t have many talismans on him to begin with, and only had two left. At the thought that he would definitely die later, or even be skinned and chewed to pieces like Tang Zhaoming, Lu Yunfeng didn’t dare imagine that scene no matter how courageous he was. His eyes reddened.
Back when that idiot Chen Yang stopped Chengfu’s sister-in-law from setting up the array, he should have strongly objected.
His face turned green, and so did Yu Jinzhou’s.
“How many more of Chengfu’s talismans do you have?” Lu Yunfeng asked anxiously.
Yu Jinzhou shook his head. “Not many!”
Lu Yunfeng’s face changed when he heard this. He looked up at the monster pouncing at him and felt like killing himself. He now knew that these talismans were good stuff. Why didn’t he buy more back then?
Xiao Le and Chen Yang were originally alive because of Yu Jinzhou and Lu Yunfeng. Hearing that Yu Jinzhou was about to run out of talismans, their faces changed drastically. Xiao Le cried and thrashed about in despair. “What are we going to do now?”
Chen Yang, on the other hand, pounded on the door like a madman for help.
Yu Jinzhou and Lu Yunfeng couldn’t be bothered with Chen Yang.
Yang Mingwei’s face turned ghastly, and he suddenly pounced on Chen Yang this time. Chen Yang howled miserably in fright. He didn’t know where he got the strength from, but when he saw Xiao Le, who was the closest to him, he directly pulled on Xiao Le and pushed him toward Yang Mingwei.
Xiao Le didn’t expect Chen Yang to do this.
Seeing the monster’s b.l.o.o.d.y mouth getting closer and closer, Xiao Le wailed and fainted.
Yu Jinzhou and Lu Yunfeng were scared witless.
It was 3:30 am, and in the apartment on the other side, Chi Shuyan had a hunch that it wouldn’t be a good night, and was waiting for Lu Chengfu’s call.
She hadn’t finished dealing with the matter in Lu Chengfu’s dormitory and had yet to sleep. With nothing else to do, she was studying the jade pendant and the Mystic Yin Arts. She first stared at the jade pendant for a while, and after confirming that there was no sound outside, she cast a barrier. She then took out the Mystic Yin Arts from her bag and removed the concealment talisman. The originally blank cover immediately reflected the large golden characters ‘Mystic Yin Arts,’ and complex characters immediately appeared on the blank pages inside.
She was sure that this was the book she had been cultivating since her rebirth. She hadn’t read it from beginning to end before, but now, Chi Shuyan flipped open the Mystic Yin Arts book and roughly skimmed through it.
Thinking about how the jade pendant around her neck had been clamped in the book ever since she obtained it, Chi Shuyan carefully observed this piece of white jade which had many hidden flaws.
She then injected spiritual energy into the jade pendant.
She persisted for ten minutes at first, but the white jade remained motionless on the table without the slightest change.
Chi Shuyan refused to believe it, and persevered a few more times. Unresigned, she finally sent in spiritual energy for about an hour.
Sure enough!
Soon, the flawed white jade pendant not only hummed slightly, but also glowed with white light. When it glowed with white light, the flaws in it immediately disappeared, and soon, a translucent, round white jade that glowed with an extraordinary white light appeared in front of her.
Chi Shuyan gritted her teeth and persisted in transferring spiritual energy. This time, she persisted for another hour and a half. If it wasn’t for her talent in cultivation, there wouldn’t be enough spiritual energy in her body to feed this white jade.
An hour and a half later, the transparent and extraordinary white jade suddenly flew up and hovered in the air. Not long after that, it suddenly shattered, and countless tiny fragments automatically combined into small, burning golden characters that hovered in the air. Each clear, complex character glowed with a white light.
Even more eye-catching were the three words, ‘Mystic Yin Arts,’ which glowed an extremely overbearing red at the top.