Wu Heng opened the door and walked to the second-floor corridor.
The middle-aged man in a suit who was looking down the stairs spotted Wu Heng at first glance. After observing him closely, he found that his boss, who was wearing silk pajamas, had returned to normal.
"Boss, are you alright?" the fierce-looking middle-aged man asked with a fawning smile.
As Wu Heng straightened his shirt, he glanced at the group of underlings in suits who didn't look like good guys, nodded, and his eyes held a hint of coldness.
"That's all. Have everyone inside gather. I have something to announce."
Upon hearing the news, the middle-aged man picked up the walkie-talkie, said something, and waited in the lobby.
For Wu Heng,
This gang leader is nothing more than a lowly rat who can't even be brought to the table.
In truth, given enough time, the old medium who possessed him this time could develop a relationship with the gang leader and control him.
Unfortunately, the blind old man didn't know how to use his advantages and was instead outmaneuvered by a ground rat.
Soon everyone gathered in the hall; there were seven people in total guarding the villa, not one missing.
As Wu Heng went downstairs, he took out the Evil Buddha Bronze Statue.
"Boss, what is this? Is it magic? Where did you pull it out from?"
One of the underlings scratched his head, looking at the 1.2-meter-tall bronze statue in Wu Heng's hand with a puzzled expression.
Even though their boss came down the stairs empty-handed, a strange Buddha statue suddenly appeared in his hand.
The others stared in astonishment at the strange Buddha statue before them, and then their eyes slowly filled with a gray mist.
The bronze statue's suppression effect is not only directed at evil spirits; it also contains a trace of the Great Black Buddha Mother's "deceptive wall-breaking" ability, which can also suppress the minds of ordinary people.
If one is determined, it can be easily broken, much like the special influence of Tomie's charm, but much weaker.
However, the seven members of the Tozawa Group in front of them were already disoriented because their leader was possessed by an evil spirit.
So in an instant, everyone was caught up in it.
Wu Heng produced a cane and, as if knocking fruit off a branch, struck the neck of his nearest henchman.
With a crisp 'crack', the young man in the suit in front of me had his neck bent at a ninety-degree angle and fell to the ground.
"Boss, what are you doing? What did Yu Zhi do? Why did you kill him?"
The others were so frightened that they hurriedly took two steps back.
"He's possessed by evil spirits, I'm bestowing blessings upon him!"
Wu Heng answered expressionlessly and in a flat tone, then raised his cane and struck the next person on the neck.
He was experimenting with the additional wall-breaking ability that came with this suppressive power, to see how effective it was on ordinary people.
These seven thugs, who specialized in protecting the venue and selling drugs, were perfect for the experiment.
As for henchmen for running errands, they are completely unnecessary.
In this world, mediums can freely use their abilities in public, targeting evil spirits, while ordinary people only provide new bodies for evil spirits.
"Wait, why is Mr. Ozaki's cane in your hand? Is he dead?"
"You... you're not the leader at all! You're an evil spirit! The medium was killed by the evil spirit!"
The middle-aged man in a suit who drove Wu Heng to perform the exorcism recognized the mahogany cane in Wu Heng's hand. He pointed at Wu Heng with a pale face and said in a trembling voice.
You guessed wrong!
'Click--!'
Wu Heng's cane didn't stop; he continued smashing the neck of the second person, his steps unwavering.
"Run! It's possessed by an evil spirit!"
" Zongshu, go and kill it!"
"Don't kill me! I didn't go to the bar that night, it has nothing to do with me!"
The remaining five people, crying and screaming, ran frantically towards the door.
Then they froze, all stopping in their tracks.
The villa's main gate had mysteriously disappeared because the area around the entrance had been replaced by a pale yellow solid wall.
The middle-aged man in the suit, his eyes filled with determination, continued running towards the original gate, believing it was all just a smokescreen.
But he was bounced back by the solid wall, sat on the ground, and clutched his forehead in pain.
"How is this possible? It really disappeared!"
But in Wu Heng's view,
The open door remained in the same spot. The middle-aged man ran to the doorway, took half a step forward, but seemed to be knocked down by the air in front of him, jumped back, and sat on the ground.
The middle-aged man's guess was correct, but he underestimated the extent to which he was affected.
'Thump!'
Wu Heng kicked the chair thrown by the third person to pieces, and his cane, as if teleporting, struck the other person's neck, dislocating it.
"I'll fight you to the death!"
The fourth youth shouted in Japanese, grabbed a fruit-peeling knife from the table, and lunged at Wu Heng.
Wu Heng stood motionless, expressionless, watching the young man lunge to the side, his dagger stuck in thin air.
It was clear that this person's mind was more deeply affected, and he was completely trapped in the illusion, unable to even see the environment inside the room.
The young man's eyes gleamed with malice, his teeth bared, as he frantically stabbed the air with his knife, one stab after another, as if he wanted to pierce through the heavens and the earth.
If this scene were recorded, it would definitely be a classic example of pantomime that could be included in film school curricula.
Wu Heng turned slightly, reached out and touched the other person's neck with a little force. The part that was pinched instantly caved in, the neck seemed to lengthen, and the head drooped limply.
The remaining three people walked around the house walls, searching for an exit.
If their opponent were an ordinary person, any one of them would dare to step in and cripple them, forcing them to their knees and beg for mercy.
But what about the evil spirit that possessed the boss and killed four people in a row?
They completely lost the courage to resist.
Wu Heng was taking a leisurely stroll, pursuing his next goal step by step, seemingly without any urgency.
He was gradually pushing their minds to the limit of collapse, testing just how far they could go.
It seems that the door is wide open, but they are restricted by their own minds and cannot get out. This is a very good ability for controlling the situation.
It's a bit of a shame that he can only control the range by holding the bronze statue and using his Spirit-Touch Power.
Otherwise, simply leaving the bronze statue in place would constitute an indiscriminate attack.
He was among the targets of the attack.
After all, the bronze statue is just an inanimate object. It's just that with Wu Heng's current abilities, he is completely immune to this level of trickery.
One of them seemed to have seen an even more horrifying scene, and completely broke down. He bit into the air conditioner wire in the corner of the wall, biting through the black rubber, and was electrocuted to death.
Another one seemed to have found the exit and excitedly slammed into the wall, continuing to ram it even with a bloody head.
He slammed his eyeballs out of their sockets, they hung trembling on his face, covered in blood, until he died from the impact.
However, the middle-aged man, despite his extreme panic, surprisingly regained his composure and rationality.
The more terrified someone is, the calmer they become; such people do exist.
His gaze turned towards the gate, he glanced back at Wu Heng, then rushed out the gate and ran into the courtyard.
A cane, like a flying sword, sliced through the air with a buzzing sound, and pierced towards the middle-aged man who had run seven meters away.
It pierced through his back and abdomen, pinning him diagonally to the ground, forming a human flag.
Wu Heng retrieved the Evil Buddha Bronze Statue, a very strange magical artifact.
As these people died, he could even see wisps of ashes gathering in the Swine Elixir inside the bronze statue.
This scene reminded him of a magical artifact from a myth: the Soul-Gathering Banner.
Wu Heng turned around and started searching inside the villa. These gangsters all liked to hide their money in their homes.
He found a large amount of cash and two bank cards hidden in the lining of the bed in the second-floor bedroom.
The bank card thoughtfully included the PIN; it was incredibly considerate.
Inside the mezzanine, there was about one suitcase containing 10,000 yen notes, and about two suitcases containing 1,000 yen notes.
These figures alone amount to nearly 20 million Chinese yuan.
Although Wu Heng had countless gold coins to exchange, since he already had some, he saved himself the trouble of exchanging them.
Ignoring the chaos and the corpses at the scene, he peeled off the gang leader's skin and put it into his Life Box. Then, disguised as a blind old man, he walked out of the courtyard.
He pulled out his cane, wiped it on the clothes of the middle-aged man, and left the villa with it.