The monk on the ground convulsed for a long time, and at last he remained motionless, like a dead man. But Luo Yu knew that no matter whether the monk himself won or lost, "he" would not die easily.

Preparing a ball of heavenly fire to protect himself, Luo Yu waved his finger and took off the items on this person's body.

At this moment, this person suddenly took a breath, and his chest instantly rose high!

But for some reason, he couldn't exhale the breath he inhaled, and he kept making a "gurgling" sound, and bloodshot white foam gushed out of his mouth......

Luo Yu mercilessly popped out a thunderball and landed right on the man's chest, blowing him up into a bloody blur.

But instead of screaming, the other party was relieved and suddenly opened his eyes.

A man with a broken chest gasped for air, and the air came and went in and out of his mouth, nose, and chest as if it were useless, looking particularly strange.

But Luoyu's attention was on his eyes. There was no normal brilliance in those eyes, but a layer of blue air from dementia.

"Well, can you understand people?" asked Luo Yu casually.

The man's body twitched slightly, as if sensing something, but he did not answer.

A hint of suspicion flashed in Luo Yu's eyes, and another thunderball landed on the wound on his chest.

This time the thunderball was bigger, almost blowing the man in two. He flew high and fell, twitching, and a muffled bass coming out of his mouth.

Having already received the answer, Luo Yu threw the heavenly fire that had been prepared long ago on the man.

Sure enough, when the invisible heavenly fire fell, the man's very numb eyes suddenly became nervous, and there seemed to be two black shadows in his eyes that were rushing left and right, making his eyeballs swell and jump out of his sockets!

It seemed that the monk had lost completely, and the few remaining fragments of the shadow lacked intelligence, only instinct but inability to communicate.

However, no matter how urgent the Black Shadow Fragment was, its fate had already been decided, that is, it would turn into nothingness in the invisible flames.

After watching the altar and all the corpses disappear completely, Luo Yu cleaned the place again with thunder light before finally leaving.

He didn't go too far, just trying to avoid the movement he had just made, because he had only left with his front foot, and a few rays of light flashed in the sky.

The nearby villagers couldn't help but be confused when they saw the vision of lightning and thunder. It was almost the early morning of the next day, when the brave people touched the vicinity of the mire, and then they were deeply shocked by the new atmosphere of "cleanliness and tidiness" here, and then began to worship blindly.

Luo Yu stayed overnight in the nearby mountains, mostly to check the contents of the monk's storage bag in case he left anything behind.

But Luo Yu thought too much, if he hadn't gotten the altar, this monk would have been very shabby, and there were no more items in the storage bag that could be related to the extraterritorial.

Except for a jade slip in which the monk recorded the monk's notes on the use of the altar, the other items were very ordinary, just the kind of goods that didn't sell for much money, and many of them were low-level magic weapons with different styles, which should have been scavenged from other victims.

Looking at the jade slip, Luoyu secretly sighed that he was lucky. The monk found no clues when he discovered the altar, and he found many texts and even rumors before he managed to find some doorways.

He found that his spiritual power would become indigestible through the blessing of the altar, and his lethality would be multiplied, and he would kill several former enemies in this way.

When he first gained this power, he didn't know how to restrain it, and as a result, he destroyed most of the corpses, so he later managed to ambush many other unlucky ghosts, turning them into the puppets that Luo Yu had seen in the cylindrical space.

Refining corpses is also another use of the altar that this person has explored, and its principle is similar to borrowing the altar to transform spiritual power attributes, because this person is already good at puppetry, just by slightly controlling the amount of energy output from the altar, you can refine a puppet with the same peculiar attributes.

And the cylindrical space was completely emitted by itself when the altar was activated, and the person recorded a variety of guesses in the jade slip, and he didn't have a rough idea. However, with the help of the isolated space created by the altar, he was able to sneak attack so many people without knowing it, and he has not been discovered.

Perhaps believing too much in the sturdiness of the spatial barrier, he was so greedy that he refined sixteen puppets at the same time, so much so that he involved his entire mind.

I am afraid that I didn't expect that someone would suddenly break into his retreat, this person actually found such a poor mountain and bad water place to hide, if it wasn't for Luo Yu's gratitude for the shepherd boy's reminder, he would never have looked more at the quagmire when he passed by here.

And the other party was defeated and died, also because he believed too much in the power given by the altar. If he had abandoned all the puppets as soon as possible and fought to the death with Luoyu, maybe he wouldn't have died so miserably.

As for the black shadow that emerged from the altar, the man did not know how it was born, he only knew that after he used the altar to kill more than thirty people, he found that a little spirituality had been generated in the altar.

Later, he tries to command the Black Shadow by driving the puppets, but finds that success is all about chance. If it is profitable, the black shadow will be easier to use him, but the slightest carelessness will also cause some losses, such as the black shadow devouring a puppet without pounced on Luoyu.

Based on this, it is speculated that the last act of the Black Shadow Fragment should be just a survival instinct. If it managed to take possession of Luoyu and the monk's bodies, it might be able to escape.

After reading the jade slip, a cold sweat gradually formed behind Luoyu's back.

He was glad that this man had not been given the true use of the altar, otherwise he would not have known how much trouble he would have tried to do with his "ignorant and fearless" attitude.

The evil sacrifice that Luo Yu had experienced in the mountains before, the three mortals only used a broken platform built of random stones as an altar, and they made a bigger movement than this person, and the eight achievements were countless times more clever than the methods used, at least they knew a lot of specific runes.

It was unknown how the three mortals obtained the true method of sacrifice, but he was sure that similar items and methods must still be circulating or even used in some unknown corner.

Luo Yu suddenly felt that he should inform the sect and simply turn the search for such clues into a task, and mobilize all the monks to find it.

But in the blink of an eye, he rejected the idea, because he didn't know if someone else would destroy it or take it for himself.

Ordinary people don't swear a poisonous oath like him, and there is no such thing as invisible heavenly fire to destroy otherworldly energy, even if they don't want to join the enemy, the chance of being harmed by exotic energy will not be small.

Luo Yu's heart was a little heavy, and he suddenly thought of the six people who had sworn with him in the sealed land, as well as the little nine who had "been sworn by" him...... Maybe he'll have to look for help from these people.

took out an item from his storage bag, which was the Ming Ligong Purple Jade Yu Pei that Su Fei gave him.

Although he thinks that Su Fei is extremely unreliable, if there are any other options, he will not go to Su Fei. But given that this was the only one he had summoned Yu Jian among the other six, Luo Yu had no choice but to leave him a message, saying that he had something to do with him.