But if it had a choice, this evil spirit would rather destroy itself than endure such terror and pain again.
What kind of horrific monster was the thing in this room?
Even if the Shepherd came, he probably would not have the slightest power to resist such might.
Unable to live, unable to die—this was the evil spirit's current state.
Through this method, Wu Heng finished reading its soul and analyzed its origins.
Within the Satan cult, this evil spirit was considered one of the dark hounds raised by the Shepherd.
After an ordinary person was lured in, they would be brought to a gathering place to take part in an extreme ritual. Then they would prick their finger, swear a blood oath, and sell their soul.
Only then could they receive the marks of these dark hounds. The hounds would leave a corpse-like wound on the new member's forehead.
In daily life, members usually concealed such wounds with foundation makeup.
And as local branches of the organization, every year, they would each select one member to go to the Shepherd's breeding ground for the so-called "spirit communion ritual."
After undergoing the blasphemous process, these people would be hung upside down over an altar and transformed into these hunched monsters under the assault of Satan's power.
The Shepherd herded believers.
And with believers, naturally there had to be vicious dogs to guard them.
It was because Wu Heng had refused the old lady next door's invitation that she reported him to the Shepherd. That was also why this evil spirit had come for Wu Heng.
Refusal was betrayal!
There was no room for negotiation. Satan represented evil, and whatever it deemed evil was evil.
Wu Heng withdrew the chains.
Before the monster even hit the ground, its body scattered like