Chapter 3652: Ghosts Everywhere (24)

Ning Shu flew toward the moon.

Since the moon existed, so should celestial energy. Ning Shu cultivated the Unsurpassable Martial Arts and tried absorbing celestial energy.

However, she didn’t feel the slightest bit of celestial energy. The moon and stars were clearly there, but there was no celestial energy.

The only logical conclusion was, thus, that this world was fake.

Ning Shu flew toward the moon, only to crash into a barrier. She nearly scattered her soul.

The moon was fake, just as if a moon had been painted there.

Ning Shu used her soul power to condense a giant axe and chopped at the barrier. However, Ning Shu was rebounded by the power of the barrier and smashed directly onto the ground. Her soul was now on the verge of shaking apart.

Ning Shu climbed up from the ground, curled her lip, and looked at the wandering ghosts everywhere.

Ning Shu’s eyes darted around. Since she was trapped here, then she’d perform the funerary rites for all of them.

Ning Shu sat cross-legged and began to recite the Pure Land Rebirth Matra. She also condensed her soul power to start drawing talismans.

If these ghosts truly existed, then they could be saved, and a black hole would appear for these souls to enter another world.

If these ghosts were virtual, then she would not be able to perform the funerary rites for these ghosts.

When Ning Shu first started reciting the Pure Land Rebirth Mantra, these ghosts acted as if they had been summoned. They swarmed toward Ning Shu one after another, looking fierce and malicious, as if wanting to devour her. Each one desperately tore and bit at Ning Shu, like they wanted to tear a piece of flesh off her body.

Ning Shu bared her teeth in pain, but these ghosts did not gain any advantage either. After all, Ning Shu had some merit within her soul. Although it was not a golden body of merit, it always had a restraining effect on these evil demons and obscure things.

Furthermore, she had previously obtained a halo that restrained vampires, which could restrain yin entities.

Thinking back, the reason she had not been harmed by ghosts before, at most only being frightened without anything actually happening, was likely because her halo had played a role.

Moreover, the ghosts that appeared afterward were fewer. They were all zombies, aliens, or she herself turned into a walking corpse, or she herself murdered someone and suffered the torment of her conscience; her conscience hurt so much.

However, the feeling of being torn at by these ghosts was quite painful. All the ghosts seemed to have gone mad, rushing densely toward Ning Shu.

Ning Shu: …

Big Sister is performing the rites of salvation for you, why are you biting and scratching me.

Ning Shu did not stop reciting the Rebirth Mantra, nor did she stop drawing talismans. Her ears were filled with the howling of ghosts and the wailing of wolves.

The ghosts bit onto her body one by one, and she could not shake them off.

Ning Shu felt no emotional fluctuations inside. Big Sister was not afraid at all right now. The more agitated you are like this, the more you try to stop me like this, the more it proves that my method is useful.

And these souls might be real.

The speed at which Ning Shu recited the Pure Land Rebirth Mantra grew faster and faster. A black dot the size of a pinhole appeared not far away, and seemed like it was about to become a black hole.

Then, the entire world began to shake. Ning Shu thought to herself that she had truly fucked up. Was it going to start all over again?

Ning Shu’s vision plunged into darkness. Her ears were filled with the terrifying sounds of ghosts howling and wolves wailing, which was exceptionally frightening.

This time, the duration before Ning Shu woke up was exceptionally long. It felt like she was experiencing sleep paralysis again. Her body simply could not move at all.

Was she going to be sacrificed again?

And she was fucking going to see that dog Song Mo again, wasn’t she?

After finally having a period where he did not prance around in front of her, he was going to appear again now.

Ning Shu: …

Ning Shu tried hard to move her body. Her ears picked up the sound of water dripping, pit-a-pat, drop after drop.

Ning Shu’s heart stirred. This dripping water then fell pit-a-pat right onto her face. When it dropped on her face, it brought a stinging pain and an itching sensation.

Could it be blood?

Could it be ghost saliva?

Or perhaps it was feces water dripping down from a dead ghost in the toilet?

Ning Shu struggled to open her eyes. What entered her sight was a strange place. Ning Shu twitched her fingers; her body was incomparably stiff.

Her head felt groggy, as if she had slept for a very, very long time.

Where was this now?

Ning Shu accepted the reboot process very calmly.

However, her body truly felt uncomfortable. Her mouth was dry, her tongue parched, and she was so weak that she could not even lift her own hand.

Ning Shu wanted to try and see if she could condense a drop of water to drink. Even if she was to be played with, they had to let her live.

Ning Shu only gave it a casual try. With a thought, a drop of water appeared in front of her. Ning Shu opened her mouth and swallowed the water.

She only wanted to test if she could use the ordinance of water. She did not expect it to actually condense in front of her.

Ning Shu simply wanted to pound the ground. What was the situation? This world had perfected itself so quickly?

It even had rules now, and she could use her ordinance now?

Ning Shu sat up slowly. Her nasal cavity was filled with the smell of dirt, mixed with a decayed and stale odor.

After sizing up the surroundings, she found that it appeared she was currently inside a tomb. In the center of the tomb was a coffin. This coffin was placed very high, requiring one to step up the stairs to reach it.

The surroundings were covered in mercury.

Ning Shu had an expressionless face. So, was it time for grave robbing now?

Ning Shu looked around and saw several other people lying on the ground. Some were young, and some were old. Shovels, flashlights, ropes, and various other things were scattered all over the floor.

Moreover, Ning Shu also saw that dog, Song Mo. He was also lying on the ground, just as if he were dead.

Ning Shu: →_→

To call him or not to call him?

Ning Shu reached out and patted Song Mo’s face, but Song Mo had no reaction whatsoever.

Ning Shu sat down and reached out to check Song Mo’s pulse. Hmm, he was just about ready to die.

Ning Shu’s feelings towards this dog were quite complicated.

Ning Shu condensed a little water, pinched Song Mo’s chin, and sent the water into Song Mo’s mouth.

Besides Song Mo, there were quite a few people lying here. Could it be that they had come to rob the grave?

Ning Shu checked the pulses of these people one by one. They all seemed to have lost consciousness, just like living dead.

Ning Shu fed a little water to these people one by one. As for what the final outcome would be, she did not know.

She also did not know if this world was real.

Regardless, Ning Shu simply could not figure out what was true and what was fake.

Ning Shu opened a bag to see if there was anything to eat. If she did not eat her fill now, something might crawl out of the tomb later, and she would not even be able to run.

Inside the bag were compressed biscuits and some water. Ning Shu quickly tore open the bag to eat something. However, after eating, her stomach hurt a little. At the thought of this, Ning Shu wanted to quickly pull down her pants to see if she was going to defecate blood, or if she was turning into a rotting corpse.

Ning Shu chewed carefully and swallowed slowly. While taking small sips of water, she also lightly kicked Song Mo with her foot. “Hey, country dog.”

Song Mo had no reaction whatsoever.

Ning Shu shrugged her shoulders and put the biscuits and water away. In this kind of place, life-saving items had to be kept safe. Ning Shu brushed off the biscuit crumbs and looked around everywhere. She picked up the flashlights and shovels from the ground, as well as some locators.

Hmm, this world was so realistic.

Since this was a tomb, would corpse bugs pop out, or maybe something else that was weird?

After experiencing illusion after illusion, Ning Shu only wanted to curse.

Ning Shu sat on the ground to rest. It seemed as though her body had not moved in a very long time.