Chapter 1947: Attack_3 Chapter 1947: Attack_3 Everyoneâs hearts tightened when the woman on the bull appeared. The old Daoist saw the woman getting closer and closer, and he immediately raised his eyebrows.
âI donât care which demon you are, I wonât allow you to run amuck!â
As soon as he finished speaking, the talismans in his hands shot out together with his incantation.
The rune light turned into a bolt of lightning and struck down on the womanâs head!
BOOM! BOOM!
With the sound of thunder, a bolt of lightning as thick as a personâs wrist pierced through the red mist and fell on the womanâs head.
âSqueak-â
The womanâs wail turned into a long, sharp screech, somewhat like the scream of an animal after being attacked.
âAh?â
Everyone in the carriage heard the scream and looked over.
The moment the lightning touched the womanâs head, a large cloud of smoke spread.
The lightning tore apart the top of âherâ head, as if it was tearing apart a painted skin that was wrapped around âherâ!
âHerâ straight body went limp, and something rolled out of the loose robe.
The battle that everyone had expected did not happen. The âwomanâ was shattered in one strike!
The moment the thing inside her body rolled out, the âwomanâsâ body quickly shriveled up.
At the same time, something started to drill into the stomach of the old bull, who was barely standing.
With a squeaking sound, large piles of things fell from its stomach to the ground like dumplings.
Those things were like curled up furballs. Their bodies were ginger-yellow and stained with blood. After they fell to the ground, they immediately spread out, their heads and tails coming out, turning into weasels.
âYellow skin!â
When the people in the car saw this scene, they screamed in horror.
As these things came out one after another, yellow oxâs stomach was hollowed out, and he turned into a skeleton that was only skin and bones. His four hooves bent, and he fell to the ground with a âbangâ, turning into an unmoving corpse.
A large number of weasels that had been killed by the lightning talismans rolled out, and their fluttering clothes touched the corpses of the cows. The âwomanâsâ head tilted and drooped onto the back of the cow.
âSqueak, squeak, squeak-â
The weasels that crawled out of the dead cowâs stomach were like ghosts, quickly traversing the ground.
âThese bastards!â
When the crowd saw that it was only the weasels âfault, although they felt their scalps go numb, they also heaved a sigh of relief.
âLetâs get off the car and clean them up!â
Although no one was willing to provoke these things that had turned into spirits, now that they had provoked them, since there was no way to avoid it, they naturally had to think of ways to clean it up.
The people on the carriage had been frightened by the strange sound. The old bullâs screams, the womanâs wails, and the figure that appeared on the back of the bull had frightened everyone. Now that they saw this scene, they felt that they had been fooled by this strange thing. Each of them clenched their fists in anger, wishing they could kill these weasels themselves.
âDonât move!â
In the midst of the crowdâs anger, the old Daoist suddenly raised his hand and stopped everyone.
âThereâs more,â
As soon as he finished speaking, a rustling sound came from the grass around them.
Song Changqing, who was sitting at the outermost part of the carriage, poked his head out and saw that the grass was shaking. Under the red mist, a large number of yellow shadows were moving through, as dense as a sweeping tide, surrounding the Ox-cart from all directions.
âSo many weasels!â
Even song Changqing, who was not afraid of ghosts or gods, could not help but shout in horror when he saw the mountain full of weasels.
Daoist priest songâs expression changed when he saw the weasels surrounding him. He took out something from his pocket and threw it into the sky.
âThe heavens have blessed me with divine might, turning beans into soldiers!â
The things that were thrown out instantly turned into soldiers in iron armor after they landed on the ground. There were about ten of them.
These people had brass-colored faces, wooden expressions, and stiff movements.
The pack of weasels that were sweeping over from the distance had already arrived in front of them in just a short moment.
Amidst the squeaking, a large number of rats rushed up the car.
The dozen or so copper-armored men summoned by Daoist priest song clumsily punched and grabbed the weasels, while the old Daoist used talismans to attack them with wind, fire, and lightning at the same time.
For a moment, the sound of thunder and lightning, as well as the sound of âcreakâ, was endless.
The several talismans stuck on the carriage took effect, turning into a layer of golden light that firmly protected the carriage.
However, the weasel pack was endless, and their numbers were terrifying.
It was as if all the weasels and wolves on the mountain had come out of their nests and gathered here.
Although the car had a protective shield, it was still attacked by a large number of weasels. With a squeaking sound, the car shook violently and was dragged forward.
âSqueak!â
âGiggle!â
Rustle rustle rustle!
The grass was separated, and the weasels seemed to be possessed, not afraid of death.
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