The golden light of the Golden Que Sword increased greatly and it hit the huge monster at once. However, the opponent was too big, so even though I hit him, I didn't get any good results. No matter how much strength I used, I could not withstand it. I flew backwards and fell heavily to the ground. My back hurt, and I was probably bruised.

I suddenly thought of the two stone statues in the Wild Bull Area, one holding an alchemy furnace and the other holding a sword. Now that I think about it carefully, I remember that one of them is related to the Longhu and the other is related to the Golden Palace in my hand? They both came from the Lost Heaven Palace. Could there be a certain relationship? If so, can the power of the Golden Palace hurt it?

I did hit it, but the opponent did block it tightly. I can only say that if the power of the Golden Que Sword had an effect on it, it would have had some effect and would definitely have caused some damage to the body of the Long Hu. But if there was no such power, then I was just giving it a small massage. There is a huge gap between heaven and earth, between immortals and humans, and this gap cannot be changed at will.

I was somewhat unwilling to accept this, so I looked up and saw that the other party was indeed safe and sound, except for a piece of mud missing from the back of his hand, which was made of mud. It was just a piece of mud left after I hit him with the sword. It looked like it did not cause any damage, but I had already used up all my strength in this attack. The Golden Que Sword was a powerful converter, and the Qi in my body had already been converted into force, and I swung it out with all my strength.

It's hard to even stand up now, let alone resist or struggle when the other party takes action.

This attack is a game, and in games there are winners and losers. Now I have obviously lost, and since I have lost I should admit it. Originally it was either it or I that died, and now if it doesn't die, then I will die.

I was sighing in despair when I suddenly saw the other party's entire body begin to collapse like mud. Its huge body began to explode. Since it was composed of soil, rotten wood, and gravel, when it began to decompose, soft mud and fragments were splattered everywhere. These were originally obtained from nature, and now in an instant they all began to return to the land of nature.

I saw it getting smaller and smaller, and the loss of body "tissue" was extremely serious, until it was finally reduced to a puddle of mud. It no longer had the power to cover the sky and the sun, but instead it had sunk into the dust.

Just then, there was a creaking sound over there, as if something was still struggling in the mud. I struggled to get up, wondering if Yingchun had been swallowed into the stomach, and was now struggling in the mud. So I staggered to the other end and dug up the soil, but found that something was wrong. The area that was moved was too small.

But after I dug it open, I saw a thing like a ginseng doll with hands and feet hiding under the soil, squeaking and calling. I was very surprised, thinking to myself, could this be the real Longhu? Why is it so ugly?

"Hey, you are Longhu, right?" I asked.

It was still struggling until it broke free from the quagmire and reached a safe area. Suddenly, its body was burning with blazing flames. Suddenly, under the burning flames, gray powder scattered and wrapped me tightly. I hurriedly waved and slapped it around, but the smoke was already flying around me. I clearly remembered that Yingchun had been lingering like this for a long time before.

So I immediately realized the next step, and quickly closed my mouth and covered my nose with my hands, but my two ears were still exposed. The gray powder would find a place to invade my body. My ears are what I rely on for survival. If they are blocked or injured, I will lose all my strength!

"Obey me, obey me!" the little ginseng doll waved its amazingly small fingers and shouted.

At that moment, countless gray powders gathered into a ball and began to drill into my body. If I had the strength, I would crush the ginseng doll to death in an instant, but the key point is that my body really can't muster any strength to resist. I can only blame myself for accidentally saving it just now.

I remember it said when it came that the nine-tailed white fox was not nearby, which means it is basically impossible to expect the beautiful fox fairy to save me now. I can already feel the gray powder invading my ears and is about to drill into them.

"You shouldn't have saved me, and you shouldn't have come close to me. Now, your body will be enslaved by me forever, and you will..." the ginseng doll shouted.

Bang!

Suddenly there was a noise, and everything came to a halt.

I looked ahead in surprise, only to see that the ginseng doll had been stepped on and broken into two pieces. It struggled for a moment, and finally died, without any further movement. A gust of wind blew, and the countless ashes on its body were blown away, and the air was filled with the fragrance of the alchemy furnace.

The dust and powder beside my ears also flew away with the wind and disappeared. When I looked up, I saw Song Yingchun standing there. It was she who had stepped on my ears just now.

No matter who came, Yunwen, Bailu, the nine-tailed white fox, or the horse, I would not be surprised. The only thing that surprised me was Song Yingchun.

"Why, why is it you?" I asked.

"Why can't it be me? Can't I be a good person for once?" Song Yingchun said.

"No, aren't you being manipulated? How do you have the ability to kill it? Will you be okay if you kill it? After all, certain energy bodies in your body have been changed, and you will form a certain relationship with it. You acted so decisively. If it disappears, you will disappear too. Isn't that..." I was a little incoherent.

"Silly brother, you can't even explain yourself clearly. Let me explain it to you." Yingchun said.

"Oh, what's going on?" I asked.

"The mermaid and I have been to the buffalo area several times. We have studied all kinds of ghost vines, stone statues and the like. The words on the stone statue may not be recognized by others, but I can, because I have seen them on many talismans. They are used to guard against evil things, and are accompanied by some small texts. There is a thing called [Dao Fu], which is the origin of those gray powders. It was originally the coal ash of an alchemy furnace in Tianque. It accidentally fell to the mortal world and was suppressed in the furnace on the stone statue. There are soul-suppressing runes and a divine toad, guarding it together." Yingchun said.

"Yes, you knew all that?" I asked.

"It's written very clearly above. Later, after listening to you and Yunwen talk a lot, I was basically certain that it had escaped. Since you were controlled by its consciousness, I also guessed that it had found us. After that, I did everything in a well-informed manner. Except for the stabbing of my sister, everything else was basically within my plan. I understood it, so I intended to let it change my soul, so that I could fulfill my wish." Yingchun said.

"What do you mean, it changes your soul, turns your spirit into coal ash, and you can still fulfill your wish?" I asked.

Yingchun smiled and waved towards the distance, but saw a wooden man walking towards her. From the way it walked, it seemed to be the lost ugly monster. It ran towards me and shook its wooden head at me, perhaps still thinking about dealing with me.

"You don't understand. Daofu is also one of the Eight Treasures. It changed my physical constitution and made it easier to control me. But it doesn't mean that my soul belongs to it. Its life or death has nothing to do with me directly, just like the water that is diverted can exist independently. I understand this very well." Yingchun said.

I sighed, and then said, "After going through so much trouble, you just want to revive your mermaid friend?"

She nodded.

"But when you stabbed your sister, did you ever hesitate? Didn't you think that your sister might die? Having the mermaid but losing your sister, is this what you want?" I asked.

She shook her head, looking frustrated, and said, "Although the ability of the Ash Binding can awaken her cell consciousness and prevent her from becoming brain dead, I was really scared. However, at that time, I didn't dare to hesitate, because if I hesitated, I was afraid that all my previous plans would be wasted."

I shook my head and sighed, and said, "I always thought you were a simple person, but I never thought that you were the one who hid the deepest things."