Max-Level Metaphysician: A Debt Repayment Journey-Chapter 181 - The Ancestor Praises You
Chapter 181: Chapter 181: The Ancestor Praises You
Chapter 181: Chapter 181: The Ancestor Praises You
Just as he left the hotel, Xia Xin remembered that before they arrived here, Jiangli had suddenly stopped. He immediately asked, “Ancestral master, earlier you mentioned that the Spiritual Energy on the Talisman Paper is subtly linked to the person who drew the talisman, so when you abruptly stopped and said that the Talisman Paper had been used, was that what you meant?”
Jiangli nodded slightly, “You’re smart.”
“Ancestral master, we were quite a distance from the hotel at the time. You could sense it from that far away?” Xia Xin was astonished.
Jiangli said, “It depends on the situation and the person. Everyone’s Cultivation Base is different, and their proficiency in handling Spiritual Energy also differs, so it’s not the same.”
Xia Xin suddenly realized.
So, this was a special skill of the ancestral master?
“Then, ancestral master, if you stare at this Peach Blossom Talisman, can you also tell who drew the talisman from the remaining Spiritual Energy on it?” He asked expectantly.
Jiangli, however, shook her head.
Xia Xin was somewhat disappointed, “Ah? So it’s not possible?”
After a moment of speechlessness, Jiangli said, “Do you still remember how many years I’ve been in seclusion?”
Xia Xin: “…Eight hundred years.”
Jiangli smiled faintly, “So, do you think the person who drew the talisman would be someone I knew eight hundred years ago?”
Xia Xin suddenly caught on and chuckled awkwardly, “Right, that seems to be the case…”
Jiangli had been in seclusion for so long; the person who drew the talisman, being at most a hundred years old now, how could she possibly tell who it was from the residual Spiritual Energy?
Xia Xin smacked his forehead, feeling incredibly foolish.
“Moreover, there’s hardly any remaining Spiritual Energy on this talisman at all. I’ve been staring at it because the medium used to draw the talisman isn’t Vermilion.”
Jiangli shook the Peach Blossom Talisman in her hand.
Putting aside self-mockery, Xia Xin hurriedly asked, “If it’s not Vermilion, what is it?”
“Human blood,” Jiangli uttered calmly.
Xia Xin’s feet slipped, almost taking a nosedive. He barely steadied himself and looked up anxiously, “Human, human blood?!”
Jiangli nodded, “Yes, and it’s that of a young girl’s first menstruation.”
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Xia Xin: “…So, what is that?”
Jiangli gave him a look, “It’s that thing girls get every month; what do you think it is?”
Xia Xin: “…”
From childhood to adulthood, he hadn’t had much contact with females.
He wasn’t very clear on what was referred to as the first menstruation.
But with Jiangli’s explanation, he suddenly remembered classmates mentioning it.
His face twitched, and he was extremely embarrassed, “They, they really use such a thing for drawing talismans?”
Jiangli said, “It’s an old method. Some say that a woman’s body is naturally inclined towards Yin Energy, and the blood from their first menstruation is an extremely Yin substance. During this time, a woman is very weak, but to those practicing evil cultivation, this kind of blood can enhance Yin Energy. The person drawing the talisman has also tampered with the blood, giving it the effect of gathering Yin Energy.”
“Yin Energy, well, tends to gravitate towards strength and easily accumulates. Where there’s a lot of Yin Energy, they like to gather. After people die and become spirits, they subconsciously follow this sensation, which is why this talisman pretending to attract lovers is fake, while gathering Yin Energy is real. The person who drew the talisman simply meant for Lin Yurong to come into contact with men who got the talisman by using its Yin-gathering effect, merely facilitating her ability to approach Wang Yao.”
Xia Xin was stunned, “So, the Talisman Paper doesn’t really have the effect of attracting lovers? No matter what kind of lover, it can’t attract any, and can only summon ghosts?”
Only then did Jiangli nod satisfactorily, “You’ve still got some brains.”
