After resting for a while, Su Luo decided to go out.

Halfway through, he contacted the decoration company and made his request.

Although the other party felt that it was very difficult to complete the work that day, after hearing Su Luo's statement that "money is not a problem", he agreed immediately.

After buying cinnabar, brushes, yellow paper and other items in the market, he specially bought a rooster and asked the stall owner to help kill it and bleed it.

After getting the basic materials for drawing talismans, Su Luo took a taxi back to the tavern.

The people from the decoration company arrived early.

After spending half an hour finalizing the plan and paying a deposit of 100,000 yuan, the other party immediately got to work.

Su Luo returned to the store, spread out the yellow paper and began to draw talismans.

Different talismans have different requirements for paper, but except for some extremely special talismans, most of them focus on the quality and water absorbency of the talisman paper.

The yellow paper that Su Luo purchased naturally met the requirements.

After drawing a few of the lowest-level exorcism talismans as practice, he began to draw another special talisman.

Yaksha Talisman.

Talismans related to ghosts can be divided into two main categories, one is for suppressing ghosts and the other is for controlling ghosts.

The Yaksha Talisman is one of the talismans for taming ghosts.

It causes great mental damage and is extremely powerful, able to create a Yaksha ghost to be commanded by people.

If it is sealed with a ghost, the power of the Yaksha Talisman will be greatly increased, but even without the help of ghosts, it can deal with ordinary people without any problem.

Su Luo quickly cut the talisman paper, drew the talisman, and bit his finger to let blood drip.

Two drops of bright red blood sank into the talisman paper and dissipated in a few blinks, leaving no trace.

However, Su Luo could clearly feel the connection between him and the talisman paper, as if he had an extra eye.

His mood suddenly became tense, and he took a few deep breaths before gradually calming down. Then he raised his hand to form a seal and pointed a finger at the talisman paper.

In an instant, an invisible energy rippled out from the talisman paper.

In a trance, a cold wind blew over, and the temperature around dropped a lot.

This is the talisman absorbing the "yin energy" around it.

"Qi" is a kind of spiritual energy. When it reaches a certain concentration, it can interfere with the magnetic field, project into the material world, and condense into substance.

Ghosts are a collection of dense and untransformed negative energy.

Su Luo guessed that there must have been ghosts on Earth before, but for some reason they gradually disappeared or hid in the darkness.

Any living creature will only be afraid of known natural enemies. If ghosts had not existed at a certain period, it would be difficult for the fear of them to be engraved in human genes.

And now, I am about to create my first ghost!

Looking at the talisman paper that was gradually turning bright red and seemed to be burning, as well as the vortex that appeared on it that could only be perceived by the mind, Su Luo's eyes were filled with anticipation.

As he gazed, the outline of a Yaksha ghost with a green face and fangs gradually appeared, forming a smoke-like shape.

Just as its body was becoming more and more solid, a "bang" sound was suddenly heard.

Then, the entire talisman paper began to burn and turned into ash in the blink of an eye.

"You're not good enough."

Su Luo frowned and realized the reason.

He shook his head regretfully and cast his eyes towards the wine rack.

He had no intention of opening the business today, so without much hesitation, he raised his hand and ordered a glass of Twenty Years Taoist Wine.

After drinking it, Su Luo felt his brain become clear, and even his vision became clear.

Various Taoist techniques for catching ghosts and exorcising demons were as if engraved in his mind.

After pausing for a moment, he simply drank two more cups of wine to increase his power, then selected two martial arts that interested him and brewed them into wine to drink, and then he began to prepare the second talisman.

Paper cutting, drawing, dripping blood, guiding! The whole process went unexpectedly smoothly.

When he saw a Yaksha ghost with a green face, fangs and a height of nearly 1.5 meters appear in front of him, Su Luo nodded with satisfaction.

He waved his hand, and the Yaksha ghost in front of him disappeared, turning back into a palm-sized talisman with only the outline of the Yaksha ghost.

Su Luo followed the same method and made three.

Just by completing these three talismans, he felt as if his body was hollowed out and he was mentally exhausted.

Su Luo rubbed his head hard, put the talisman close to his body, and walked out the door.

The people from the decoration company have arrived and are unloading the goods.

In addition to some materials such as square steel, there is also a set of sofas, tables and chairs, a parasol, and some ornaments.

For the next half day, Su Luo stayed outside the door, watching with great interest as the workers welded the steel, added green plant decorations and small doors, and put out tables and chairs.

It was all done when it was getting dark.

…

In a hospital about ten kilometers away, Secretary Liang was visiting his nephew.

He did not have a complete understanding of what happened yesterday. He wanted to take the opportunity to let the young outsider move out and lower the price so that he could make more money, but unexpectedly something went wrong.

He didn't take the young and inexperienced police officer Zhang Zhikun seriously.

He has a powerful background and a strong sense of justice. It sounds difficult to deal with him, but it is actually not difficult to deal with him.

But the behavior of Liu Bin, who was traveling with him, was too strange.

This young man from the neighboring village had followed me to work in the car team a few years ago. He was bold and stubborn. There was no reason for him to go back on his word when the time came, so how could he give himself away when the time came?

He asked about it afterwards, and the boy said that after hearing what the young shop owner said, his head became dizzy as if he had lost his soul.

This made him a little worried.

People who work in engineering have heard a lot of weird things. Could it be that the young shop owner really has some tricks that ordinary people don't know? He planned to have a good talk with his nephew.

"That woman must not be a human, she must be a female ghost. How can anyone cross five or six tables in one step?"

"She is very strong, you haven't seen it, she broke my leg with just one blow!"

"There were so many of us, all armed with sticks, we could have knocked out two teeth from a tiger, but we never even touched the corner of her clothes!"

"The one who came in later must be a corpse. No, it was a zombie with a yellow talisman on its head!"

"You don't know, I accidentally knocked it over. I couldn't tell if it was alive or not. I will never forget the stench of that corpse!"

"Oh, by the way, there seems to be a Taoist priest behind us. He might be chasing these zombies and female ghosts..."

Secretary Liang felt a headache thinking about his nephew's words.

He is not an atheist, and he always strives to be the first to burn incense at Xiangji Temple every year.

But he had also talked to monks in the temple. Although the other party said something mysterious like "If you believe it, it exists; if you don't believe it, it doesn't exist", the meaning was very clear.

There is a hammer ghost! However, his nephew's words, coupled with Liu Bin's performance today, vaguely broke his cognition.

Are there really zombies and ghosts in this world?

Secretary Liang rubbed his head and got out of his Cadillac.

He lived in a four-story self-built villa with a yard, and his car was parked in the yard.

As soon as he got off the car, he suddenly saw a dark shadow lying at the window.

"Who!" Secretary Liang shouted.

Unexpectedly, as his voice sounded, the black shadow disappeared.

He blinked hard and looked towards the lighted window, but there was nothing there.

"It must be an illusion!"

He got goosebumps on his back.

…

(End of this chapter)