Supernatural Incident (Part 1)

"G-Ghosts?" Ma Fei was somewhat startled, then asked, "Master, with the ghosts making such a huge spectacle, aren't they afraid cultivators will wipe them out?"

Yet Qin He merely shook his head as he watched those bewitching red lanterns.

Ma Fei's impression of ghosts still remained in the Eastern Lands World.

People feared ghosts three parts, while ghosts feared people seven parts.

But the Abyss World was different. The Dao Principles of Reincarnation here were exceptionally powerful. Those who could break free from the shackles of the Cycle of Reincarnation Order and transform into ghosts had undergone harsh selection.

Without sufficient strength, one was unworthy of breaking free from reincarnation.

This was no simple haunting, but a terrifying "Supernatural Incident."

What was a Supernatural Incident?

It was something beyond the ordinary, often transcending all understanding.

A haunting generally had a clear target. At worst, it simply meant the ghost was a little more formidable. But Supernatural Incidents did not.

Very few people could find the right remedy and break the situation. More often than not, it would only end on its own after enough people had died.

Even cultivators gained nothing good from facing such things.

Qin He instinctively felt that Supernatural Incidents likely involved certain twisted Dao Principles.

After all, even the Supernatural Incidents he had encountered in the Eastern Lands World contained many things that had left him utterly baffled.

Returning to the matter at hand, as they spoke, more and more blood-red lanterns slowly rose into the air. They floated overhead, equally brilliant as a sea of stars.

It was as though a mirror had appeared in the sky, reflecting the sea of lanterns along both banks of the Qu River.

Only, its color was not bright yellow, but blood-red, like countless demonic eyes. A faint scent