610: Chapter 304: Taboo Things, Red Demon!_1 610: Chapter 304: Taboo Things, Red Demon!_1 The snowy winter night was piercingly cold.
Yet Kim Jinsoo broke out in a cold sweat.
Having an invisible enemy was just too terrifying!
Worried about being killed, Kim Jinsoo activated Divine Grace and punched towards the ground.
The marble floor started to explode in certain areas, limited to within thirty ters around Kim Jinsoo.
Bang!
Bang!
Bang!
Shattered stones flew about, pitter-pattering as they fell to the ground.
“What are you doing?”
Zheng Zhonggen bellowed, spitting blood in anger.
Not just Lin Baici and these outsiders, even Kim Jinsoo’s teammates were extrely dissatisfied.
This kind of area-of-effect Divine Grace could very likely cause friendly fire.
“Leader, think of sothing quick!”
Kim Jinsoo urged, imdiately breaking away from the battle circle before throwing another punch at the ground.
Bang!
Bang!
Bang!
The ground exploded as she tried to use this thod to drive away the invisible enemy.
“Quiet down, I can’t hear!”
Xia Hongyao wasn’t scared.
Holding a Black Tripod Bowl, she listened intently, but the scene was too noisy.
Moreover, that Heimu Xun had obviously considered this, so high-pitched chanting sounded throughout the palace, creating a creepy, horrifying atmosphere as if a procession of ghosts were parading through the night.
It was truly frightening.
Lin Baici imdiately activated Guo Er Cheng Song and A Sip of A Hundred Flavors, but alas, to no avail.
The sounds were too chaotic, and it was possible that the invisible ghost didn’t have footsteps at all.
As for slls…
Sweat, body odor, the sll of rotting wood, and the stench of dog excrent wafting from sowhere – in short, dozens of odors mixed together in a nauseating ensemble, nearly making Lin Baici keel over.
The Muscle Buddha appeared in front of Lin Baici, and the Clay Human vanished in a flash, disappearing into the snowy wind.
It hid in the dark, ready to ambush the enemy at any mont.
Lin Baici took out the Black Tripod Bowl and quickly brought it to his lips, muttering ‘drink soup, drink soup.’
A vortex-like halo appeared over the mouth of the bowl, opening up an inner space.
Lin Baici reached in and quickly pulled out a western-style Gothic oil lamp.
Carved on the black tal body of the lamp were various Western gods and demon patterns.
This was the prize Lin Baici received after clearing the maid ga.
When lit and held in hand, it allowed one to see things usually invisible to the naked eye.
[What does a female ghost taste like?
I want to chew one and find out!]
[Too bad it’s not this ti, such a pity!]
Eater God comnted.
The oil lamp didn’t need an open fla to ignite.
Lin Baici looked down and blew on it twice.
Huff!
Huff!
Pop!
The wick burst into flas, igniting an orange-red fla that seed like the heart of the world.
The sowhat dim light radiated outward, covering about seventy or eighty ters, but beyond fifty ters it beca harder to see clearly.
However, this distance was sufficient.
The light spread like a tide, revealing a samurai clad in red Dongying armor within Lin Baici’s field of vision.
It held a Dongying blade in both hands, ready to pounce on Kim Myungjin.
The samurai was a renowned general who died during the warring states period.
He wore a helt, and his face was covered by a black demon mask with the character ‘Ren’ (Benevolence) on his forehead, looking ghostly and terrifying.
However, the aura of violence that surrounded him seed to clash with the notion of ‘benevolence.’
“Myungjin, dodge quickly!”
Lin Baici roared, charging forward.
Since the Clay Human was summoned by him, once he could see the samurai, the Clay Human could as well.
Therefore, Flying Stones were launched in rapid succession.
Pop pop pop!
Walnut-sized stones hit the samurai’s blade, knocking the trajectory of the cut off course so that the sharp edge just grazed the shoulder of the Goryeo girl.
By the ti the samurai attempted a second strike, Lin Baici had arrived.
Clang!
The Dongying blade and the Bronze Sword collided, emitting a crisp tallic sound.
“God Lin, can you see that thing?”
Quan Sangin exclaid joyfully.
In their eyes, Lin Baici stood holding the oil lamp in one hand and the sword in the other, battling against sothing invisible, which looked quite strange.
“God Lin has so many top-tier Divine Prohibitions!”
Zheng Zhonggen said enviously.
“Hmm!”
Quan Sangin felt bitter, sensing that in comparison to Lin Baici, he was just a beggar; he had practically lived his life in vain.
Thud!
Thud!
Thud!
The Muscle Buddha ca running over with giant strides.
“Let’s go, to kill Heimu Xun!”
Xia Hongyao called out before rushing deeper into the palace.
That ghostly creature was clearly summoned by the Japanese, and the High Ponytail didn’t know if Lin Baici could defeat it, but killing Heimu Xun would surely break the summoning.
“I’m enacting the strategy of besieging Wei to rescue Zhao!”
Xia Hongyao charged decisively, unafraid of any ambush that might await her further in.
Quan Sangin was afraid, preferring to wait for Lin Baici to deal with the current monster before advancing together.
“Red dicine, co back!”
Lin Baici yelled, “Don’t go too deep alone!”
Though he said so, Lin Baici was moved; the High Ponytail truly was a good buddy, ready to live and die together, never leaving his side.
Kim Myungjin didn’t hesitate and followed along.
“Whom should I help?”
Yi Jisheng felt sowhat at a loss.
“Help Little Lin!”
“Help Red dicine!”
Lin Baici and Xia Hongyao shouted in unison.
“Help God Lin!”
Quan Sangin persuaded.
“You guys go kill Dayao’s people!”
Lin Baici scolded these Goryeo folks.
“Won’t it be dangerous for you to be alone?”
Quan Sangin hesitated, dragging his feet.
Noticing that Lin Baici was tough to kill, the samurai imdiately switched targets, charging at Kim Jinsoo.
“Quan Sangin, it’s coming for you now!”
Done with offering help, Lin Baici chased after Xia Hongyao, taking the opportunity to set up these guys.
“What?”
Quan Sangin jumped, on full alert.
On the other side, Kim Jinsoo, still worried, pounded the ground with another punch, causing area damage.
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