I didn't understand how two arms had sprouted from Lan Chenguang, but it didn't affect how things were progressing.
Something had appeared. That was the best progress we could hope for.
I stared at the two hands, wondering if destroying them would get rid of that thing.
Lan Chenguang had obviously thought the same thing.
He gripped his dagger, poised to swing and chop off the hands at any moment.
Huang Tian suddenly spoke. "Wait!"
Everyone glanced at him, then focused their attention on the two hands again.
"Ask who he is." Huang Tian's expression was unreadable.
At his words, the others glanced at him once more.
"I don't think it's a ghost. I can't sense anything," Ai Fei said.
Although Yue Lingqing was blind, she agreed with Ai Fei. It seemed she didn't rely on her eyes to make judgments.
Huang Tian insisted, and it wasn't any trouble. So Su Fei asked the hands his question.
The hands rested on the hexagram, trembling slightly. Then they moved swiftly, stopping one after another on several characters.
Su Fei's expression turned to shock as she read the characters.
"Ah..." Su Fei suddenly turned her head.
She looked at Anna.
I followed her gaze, confused.
Anna sat bolt upright. The blank expression on her face had turned to terror.
I didn't understand what was happening, but the others were already rushing toward Anna.
They were a step too late.
Anna reached out and grabbed her own head. Her fingers pressed so hard they turned white, and her arms twisted in opposite directions.
A crack appeared in her forehead. It ran from top to bottom, and as her arms moved, her entire body was torn in two!
Blood sprayed everywhere, though most of it poured from the wound. In an instant, a pool