A white light flashed on the yellow rune paper, and the cinnabar rune seemed to come to life, and the red light flowed, and it was not ordinary when it looked at it.

He dried the yellow rune paper and glanced at Meow Seventeen, who was still immersed in cultivation, before a burst of true qi struck over and sealed her sense of smell.

After making sure she couldn't smell blood, he made a cut on his left arm, and after stopping the bleeding, he applied a freshly baked half-finished painkiller to the edge of the wound.

And then......

The stiffness spread from the place where the rune paper was attached to his entire arm in the blink of an eye, and continued to extend to the top of his head and heart!

He was quick and immediately tore off the rune paper, which finally prevented the freezing sensation from spreading.

"Failed...... The scope of action is still too large and has to be reduced. ”

"But the pain relief is really pain-relieving, and as soon as you put it on the wound, you can't feel the pain."

He muttered softly as he placed the half-finished paper on the left side of his desk, looking at it as he picked up his pen and redrew it, trying to improve it.

After trying it more than a dozen times, the yellow rune paper in his pen flashed again, and the rune became a symbol.

Placing the rune paper on the edge of the wound on his left arm, to his relief, this time the stiff force emanating from the rune paper automatically stopped as it spread to his shoulder.

The improvement is very effective, and it can be reduced to an inch of distance if you change it.

He drew again and again, pasted it himself again and again, and then improved it again and again, and after half an hour, his left arm was already stiff and unconscious from repeated pasting of talisman paper.

He tried to move his arm, but it was like it didn't exist, and he couldn't.

He smiled helplessly, and rushed the true qi in his body towards his left arm, finally opening up the stiff blood and muscles of his left arm, and slowly regained consciousness.

After regaining consciousness in his left arm, he continued to draw talismans and continue experimenting, and when the sound of guards running around the yard could be heard not far from the courtyard, his painkiller was completed.

He put the pen down, this time he didn't use his left arm to test the effect of the rune paper, after trying so many times, his left arm was already perceiving.

He lifted his robe and slammed it on his ankle with the clean inkstone on the table, and there was an immediate sharp pain in his ankle!

Without hesitation, he attached the pain charm to his ankle.

As soon as the painkiller paper was pasted, the ankle was instantly paralyzed and unconscious, and the pain that had swept through the heart just now suddenly disappeared.

He looked down at his ankles, a glimmer of satisfaction in his eyes.

After a hard night's work, it was finally done.

"I don't know if the paralysis in the ankle and the loss of sensation will affect walking?"

He muttered to himself, glanced at Meow Seventeen on the right side of the table, then gently moved his chair back, stood up with the corner of his robe and walked cautiously to the left.

This walk is a stumble.

He found that although the ankle with the painkiller no longer hurt, the muscles and nerves were paralyzed, and his brain could no longer command his feet to walk—

"We still have to improve ......"

He shook his head, sat down, ripped off the talisman from his ankle and held it to his eyes, and said to himself, "But now it's no problem to use it to stop the abdominal pain caused by a girl's menstruation...... As for how to stick it in other places without affecting daily activities, we have to slowly ponder and explore. ”

Taking advantage of the fact that his smashed ankle was still hurting, he sat down at the table and carefully drew three pieces of rune paper.

After the three runes were drawn, the pain in my ankle subsided.

He stood up, didn't bother Meow Seventeen in the slightest, and quietly left the room with the rune paper.