"Shugu Curse Technique... Causality Locking..."
In the tall, spacious, and resplendently glittering Sacred Palace of the Divine Shaman.
Big Tiger used its own body to "guard" Mo Hua at the center of the high seat, its large head draped over Mo Hua's side as it quietly closed its eyes to rest.
With a cold expression, Mo Hua slowly opened the "Tie Shugu"—the bone slip presented to him by Shugu Ancestor—and quietly read it.
The curses of the Shugu Tribe utilized causality locking to kill without a trace.
Yet it required a descendant bound by blood ties to serve as a "sacrifice," acting as the bargaining chip for the exchange between life and death.
Such an "exchange" was not worth mentioning to Mo Hua.
With the might of his divine thought, whatever he wished to kill could be directly obliterated.
What he could not obliterate with his divine thought could never be killed using this kind of cursed technique either.
The so-called "cursed technique" was ultimately just a form of "divine-thought killing technique," merely appearing as though it were a "curse."
Yet it did not possess the "rule-based" power that transcended cultivation realms, unlike a genuine curse.
At the very least, the "cursed techniques" of the Shugu Tribe were of this nature.
As for whether true causal curse power at the "rule" level existed, he would probably have to wait until his cultivation was higher and he could touch upon higher levels of Daoist cultivation power before he could know.
For now, the cursed techniques of the Shugu Tribe were sufficient to provide Mo Hua with reference.
He bought the wooden box and returned the pearls, discarding the core of the Shugu Curse Technique and studying only the methodology of the curse's locking.
Mo Hua, whose divinity was pure, had a