There was a "poof" sound, a sound of flesh tearing.

The Nanzhao warriors raised their eyes and saw that there were five more blood holes on the leader's right arm, and blood was gushing out, and they couldn't help but be surprised.

Looking at Jing Chuwei again, she casually withdrew the goshawk claws, the blood beads on the claws dripped down one after another, and they were absorbed by the floating sand in the blink of an eye—a "snort" sounded, and a dark red smoke rose up, and the air was filled with the smell of wolf venom, horn thorns, black lotus, and poison that even she couldn't distinguish.

And as long as the smell of blood spreads, the snakes, insects, and insects of the four fields all bow down to their orders.

"The Seven Poisons of Southern Yunnan?" Jing Chuwei took a deep breath and showed a very surprised look: "Sure enough, as Mr. Chang said, these people in southern Xinjiang have taken poison since they were children, and over time, their blood is naturally poisonous. ”

And this kind of secret technique is also a kind of Gu technique.

When Chang Chifeng was young, he traveled all over the world, and when he went to the land of Yunnan and Guizhou, he had a period of research on the 'Gu technique' in southern Xinjiang, and there was a very complete record, and Jing Chuwei had also read his codex in detail.

Gu Technique.

A very complex secret technique.

Retrospectively, it was the first to originate from the poisonous insects raised by seedlings, Yi and raisers in the southwest of China.

It is a kind of evil that is limited to father to son and brother to brother

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The technique is passed down orally from generation to generation.

Use your own flesh and blood to feed and breed some invisible insects and microorganisms, and through the changes of people's seven emotions and six desires, different kinds of "Gu worms" can be grown.

There are many kinds of Gu, and each of them uses very complex and mysterious methods to achieve their goals.

The southwest has a humid climate and is a natural breeding ground for bacteria and poisonous insects.

Perhaps because of this, Gu art has never spread to the north. Instead, it spread southward along the 'Southwest Silk Road' and into Southeast Asia, including Honsavady, Siam, Cochin, and Annam, all of which were areas where Gu art spread.

And after the Gu art spread to Southeast Asia, it developed into a new branch, the head lowering

Although the head lowering originated from the Gu technique, the content between the two was completely different, and it could even be said to be a completely new secret technique.

In fact, the branch of the head lowering was even more comprehensive than the Gu technique.

When Chang Chifeng was in the southwest, he once heard the people of the caravan of the horse gang talk about the head drop, in addition to the insect Gu, it also combined hundreds of kinds of medicine drop, head drop, ghost drop, and soul drop.

And among the many heads, there is even a kind of control of the soul of a baby or teenager through a child corpse for the caster to drive.

This kind of head lowering is the art of raising ghosts.

As usual

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The Chiffon Codex records:

Ghost cultivation techniques, it is necessary to steal the complete corpses of infants and children who have died, and the death shall not exceed twelve hours.

After that, find a very secret mountain or cemetery, chant a spell on the child corpse, and summon the imp through an extremely supernatural power.

After the caster has successfully tamed the imp, he must take a small coffin that fits, collect the corpse of the child, set up a seal, and bury it in a place known only to the caster, so as to prevent the enemy ghost keeper from counterattacking.

Then, the imp will do many jaw-dropping things according to the caster's will, whether strong or weak, depending on the caster's mana.

Since the imp is invincible, it is naturally the only way to spy on the military.

Chang Chifeng once suggested that Ge Shu Lao Shuai spend a lot of money to invite a ghost keeper to serve in Zisai Border Pass, so as to spy on the reality of the Gelgong grassland, which can reduce the casualties of the people who do not collect at night.

However, Lao Shuai believes that this method is too strange and not the right way. Second, barbarians are not credible.

Today, you can not only go out of the mountain for the silver two, but also backstab the border army for the benefit of the next day, so the system is not allowed......

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