It's unbelievable to have two circles on a coffin at the same time, and to do so by means of engraving. Pen Fun Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 ｉｎfo

He remembered that Takayama Kaguya had said that this kind of painting and engraving circle could not be stopped in the process of painting and carving, and it had to be completed in one go, so how did these two circles be completed?

Could it be that it wasn't the same person who completed these two circles?

I don't know if there is such a possibility, but several people will work at the same time to complete such a large-scale painting and engraving circle. If this assumption is true, then the people who complete the work must have a tacit understanding with each other.

However, since the magic circle was invalidated because of the fracture of the coffin lid, the remaining six coffins are safe for now, and the monsters inside will not suddenly escape.

Ming Chuan raised his head and looked at the other six coffins.

The purpose of his coming here is to solve the problems of L City, and if possible, he still hopes to completely solve the monsters here, so as not to leave any trouble.

He wasn't sure if the remaining six coffins were also locked up with monsters, but he speculated that each of the coffins contained an "earthworm".

He wants to wipe out these "earthworm" monsters, because only in this way can the problem of L City be fundamentally solved.

Walk to the side of the other coffin closest to him, put the palm of his hand on the coffin lid, and only need a little force to smash the coffin lid open, and the monster inside can be released.

However, his current state has not yet recovered, and there is almost no ghost energy left, and if he does it now, it will be completely an act of looking for death.

Ming Chuan didn't make a move, but stood quietly aside, slightly closing his eyes and waiting for the recovery of the ghostly energy.

As his whole body relaxed, his mind became clearer. The things that have happened in L City in the recent period have flashed quickly in my mind one after another. Suddenly, a thought flashed through his mind, and then he was drowned out by the countless messages in his mind.

Ming Chuan wanted to catch the flash, he tried hard to recall, but he couldn't remember the little thought that flashed just now.

He didn't feel frustrated, combing through the information in his mind little by little, searching carefully little by little, trying to find out what he had just thought at that moment.

After thinking about it for a long time and gaining nothing, Ming Chuan sighed involuntarily, raised his right hand and patted the coffin beside him.

Ming Chuan turned his head, glanced at his right hand on the lid of the coffin, and was about to turn around, when suddenly his gaze was fixed on his right hand as if something was sticking to it.

He always felt that something was not right, and he seemed to have overlooked something.

When he saw the lid of the coffin, he finally remembered.

These seven coffins sealed the seven monsters, not simply to seal them, but for other purposes.

These seven monsters were sealed here as artifacts that formed the magic circle.

Once this thought is generated, it cannot be pressed back, and the more I think about it, the more I feel that it is possible.

Ming Chuan took a few steps back, away from the central coffin area, and looked at the coffins.

The lids of these coffins were painted with the lines of the circle, so they thought that the combination of these lids was a circle from the beginning, and it was precisely because of this that they took it for granted that it was a composite circle carved with patterns.

Even Takayama Kaguya, who was quite familiar with the circle, had similar thoughts, and developed a strong curiosity and awe for the people who laid the circle.

After all, according to Takayama Kaguya, the formation of carved patterns has high requirements for the arrayer, not only need to firmly remember the lines composed of the energy of the array, but also need to have strong energy and strong control and concentration, because in the process of arranging the formation, it needs to be done in one go, can not be interrupted, not only can not be interrupted, but also in the process of painting, it is also necessary to continuously inject their own energy into the lines.

If, according to the previous idea, the carvings on the lids of the seven coffins were carved by a ghost exorcist in one go, and then formed such a large matching magic circle, then this ghost exorcist is not to mention anything else, at least in terms of arrangement, the level greatly exceeds that of Takayama Kaguya, who is known as a "genius exorcist master".

But what if the situation is not what they imagined?

What if the circle here is not made up of the carvings on the lids of these seven coffins, but is made up of these seven coffins?

It is not uncommon to seal monsters and use them as artifacts to form magic circles, at least Ming Chuan has seen them before.

The sealing circle arranged by Takayama Kaguya in the Meili River in S City, and the artifact that makes up the magic circle is the Magatama that seals the ghosts.

It was only because they had seen the inscriptions on the lid of the coffin that they had a preconceived idea that this circle was made of these inscriptions.

Ming Chuan touched his forehead, and his heart felt a little cold.

If these coffins were the artifacts that formed the magic circle, then when they first entered this burial chamber just now, did they already enter the scope of this magic circle?

At that time, he didn't feel the fluctuation of the energy of the magic circle, nor did he feel any breath, at that time he thought that the time and space of this stone room were a little out of order, so it would be unusually clean.

Now that I think about it, did they unknowingly step into the realm of the circle at that time?

It is not uncommon to hide the energy fluctuations of the circle, especially if the opponent has no less attainment than Takayama Kaguya on the circle, it is very likely that they will fall into the trap of the circle without noticing.

If so, then what was the incident they had just experienced? Was it the monster that existed in this tomb or was it the ghost of the magic circle?

Ming Chuan covered his forehead and stepped back step by step, took out a piece of rune paper from his pocket, shook it gently, lit the rune paper, raised his hand, and threw a ball of fire into the middle of those coffins.

Illuminated by the firelight, the scene in the center of the chamber became clearer, and the seven coffins were still lying lying in horizontal rows.

The burning rune paper drew a graceful arc and slowly fell towards the ground.

When the rune paper floated directly above the coffin and was about to fall on the lid of one of the coffins, Ming Chuan clearly saw several thin electric currents.

Then, with a bang, the originally burning rune paper was like an exploding firework, and the flames flew in all directions, falling in all directions, and dissipated without touching the lid of the coffin and the ground.

Mingchuan clenched his fists and squinted at all this.

After the fire was extinguished, the surroundings became dark again.

There was silence all around, as if nothing had just happened. But Ming Chuan keenly felt that something seemed to be different.

What has changed?

Ming Chuan probed and searched little by little, looking from one end to the other, each coffin was carefully looked at, whether it was their shape or position, every detail was not missed.

When he turned his gaze to one of the coffins, he noticed something different.