384: Chapter 89 What?
My Predicted Future Ca True?
(Requesting Monthly Pass) 384: Chapter 89 What?
My Predicted Future Ca True?
(Requesting Monthly Pass) “Huh, is this actually a female Bodhisattva?”
I almost forgot, not only n can believe in Buddha and beco monks, won can also escape into the monastic life.
Xu Shu stroked his chin, both marveling at the revelation and feeling his chances of victory had greatly increased.
This “Master Wuxin,” who seed mysterious and unfathomable, whose background and depth were unknown, was soone he had actually been sowhat wary of.
But now that he knew the opponent was a woman, Xu Shu felt that, no matter what, with the “seduction tools for widows” he carried, it shouldn’t be a problem to increase his chances of winning by twenty or thirty percent, right?
Thoughtful, Xu Shu continued on his journey:
[“You’re right,” you say confidently, “any widow that falls into your hands is definitely dood to be ‘lamp-lit, grasped, and thoroughly penetrated.'”]
[But what does a Buddhist nun have to do with a widow?
Don’t misuse your tools.]
[You chuckle in your heart: “Wuxin is a monastic, and monastics don’t have husbands; widows also don’t have husbands.
She’s a woman, and so is a widow; so Wuxin = widow.”]
[???]
[“Your thinking is way ahead of its ti, but maybe you’re right?
Why not try it?”]
[However, her lower half is already mutilated, can you actually bring yourself to do it?
And her head is uniquely strange, you wouldn’t dare tamper with it carelessly.
Besides that, there doesn’t seem to be much about her worth your defilent, this ti your calculations might not work out.
Spit, she isn’t even a widow!]
[Master Wuxin points to the east and tells you: “Five kiloters east from here, straight ahead, you will see a lighthouse marked as (19,19).
That is the Origin Point of the Reincarnation Hall, and only from there you can have a chance to escape this endless loop of Reincarnation Space.”]
[In fact, you had already guessed as much just now, but you keep silent, pretending to be suddenly enlightened: “What?
There really is such a thing?!”]
[Your acting is so convincing that Wuxin doesn’t notice any flaws, urging: “We must not delay, let’s set off imdiately.”]
[You are eager to personally test the depth of Tailed Ksitigarbha’s “Divine-level” existence, so you raise no objections, and you set off imdiately, soon arriving at the destination.]
[Along the way, you occasionally ask Wuxin for info about Tailed Ksitigarbha, and you boldly inquire about a life-and-death battle you say you once had with one of Tailed Ksitigarbha’s Believers.
During the fight, they summoned Tailed Ksitigarbha and cursed one of your friends.]
[The curse left you weak and languid as if your body was hollowed out; you want to know how such a curse can be removed, claiming you’re here to learn how to save your friend.]
[Shit, just spouting nonsense, aren’t you?]
[Wuxin listens with surprise but generously tells you: “The curse you’re talking about is the Corpse Valley Worm, stemming from the ‘Guardian’s’ ability.
Once the Corpse Valley Worm manifests, it cannot be removed, but as soon as you leave this space, it will automatically beco ineffective;
“As long as you are within the Reincarnation Hall, you cannot resist its power, it will directly extract your soul, leaving you completely unable to fight.”
“If, as you say, it occurred in the outside world, then you needn’t do anything, just wait a few days, and your friend will recover on their own.”]
[“So that’s how it is…”]
[You can’t help but marvel that a Transcendent knows more than you do.
Better think more about your own problems!]
[After trekking for an hour, you arrive at the destination.
Wuxin tells you the Origin Point is inside the lighthouse supply point, but its exact location must be sought slowly.
There will be so of Tailed Ksitigarbha’s Believers around, so be careful of their attacks.]
[She’s actually quite kind, after all, you guys are grasshoppers on the sa string now.]
[You thank her profusely on the surface, but deep down, you sneer, thinking isn’t this obvious?
I even know there’s a Nie Qiba just inside, and she has a pretty face with a tight lip.]
[But your smile soon fades, as you realize sothing seems a tad off.]
[Firstly, at the entrance to the supply point, you find a makeshift grave that has been obviously dug up and covered again.
You recognize the handwriting on the gravestone all too well.]
Ah?
Xu Shu, staring at the exhud grave, suddenly feels his heart pounding.
This isn’t familiarity.
This is damn well my own handwriting!
The gravestone is a split door plank, with the words glaringly inscribed: The Grave of the Fool Who Didn’t Give Last Words in Ti Before Death!
“Sothing’s not right!”
Xu Shu licks his lips, his gaze sharpens, he starts to dig frantically:
[“What are you going to do?” asked Master Wuxin, who was behind you ready to attack with cleansing foam, confusedly watching you not only stay out of the lighthouse but instead walk towards the woods outside.]
[You don’t answer; you are focused solely on digging up the grave.
You discover a corpse underneath, and to make matters worse, the corpse, originally only torn open at the chest and abdon, is now cleanly bisected.]
[Clearly, soone has opened the grave and committed the unforgivable sin of desecrating the body.]
“…Impossible, this shouldn’t, this can’t be…”
How could he be here?
How could he possibly be here?
The bigger question is why the gravestone with my handwriting is here?
Looking at the familiar corpse in front of him, Xu Shu feels puzzled as if a monk who’s co up short.
This corpse is clearly that of the Tang family’s unfortunate soul he had encountered twice before.
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