After a long while.
The darkness dissipated.
The river surface returned to tranquility.
At this moment.
The Cloaked Woman's face was deathly pale, her eyes dim. The cloak she had been wearing had vanished, revealing her true appearance.
It turned out.
Below her neck was not a normal human body.
Instead, it was a huge mass of digestive organs.
The esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine... all these things were crowded together, hanging beneath her neck.
There was no skin.
No muscles.
No bones.
Naturally, there were no limbs or hands and feet, either.
No one knew where the hands had come from when she had unleashed all those curses just now.
"Flying Head Sorcery!"
The Old Monk, hiding on the fishing boat, saw this scene, and a legend he had once heard immediately surfaced in his mind.
In the South Seas, all kinds of evil sorcery were prevalent.
The most famous among them.
Was Jiangtou.
Jiangtou was divided into different types, such as Medicine Jiangtou, Blood Jiangtou, and Ghost Jiangtou.
Medicine Jiangtou involved using poisonous insects and strange medicines to harm people.
These medicines were different from ordinary poisons. Their formulas often involved bizarre substances such as corpse oil and Gu eggs.
Blood Jiangtou used flesh and blood as its Jiangtou medium.
The Yin amulets found in the Buddhist amulets popular among the local people could actually also be classified as a type of Blood Jiangtou.
Ghost Jiangtou required the cultivation of ghosts.
Jiangtou came in all shapes and forms, bizarre and extraordinary.
Among all the various Jiangtou arts, the most sinister was Flying Head Sorcery.
It was said.
A Jiangtou Master who had mastered Flying Head Sorcery could cast a spell to separate their head from their body. The head could then carry the five viscera and six