At a glance, deep within the cave,
there were around forty or fifty insect eggs.
Each one was the size of a fist, shaped like a grain of rice.
They were crystal-like, white and translucent...
But aside from their transparent color, I noticed that the back of every insect egg had a talisman stuck to it—a very peculiar talisman.
"There are talismans?"
I was astonished.
Rather than reaching out to touch them, I bent down for a closer look.
These talismans were very unusual. Like the insect eggs, they were transparent and impossible to make out from even a short distance away.
Upon closer inspection, the talismans seemed like a layer of skin, as thin as cicada wings.
White ink had been used to draw talismanic runes upon them.
The runes were very strange, twisting and winding like insects, somewhat similar to the scriptures on the Tong Ghosts.
At the center of the talisman was the character "Devour."
The instant I saw that character, three words immediately surfaced in my mind: Soul-Devouring Gu.
This village was clearly connected to the Huang Family.
The special Bug Ghost Gu insects raised here were most likely being kept by the Huang Family.
The reason the Huang Family was so formidable was because every member of their direct bloodline implanted Soul-Devouring Gu within their bodies.
Now that I had seen these insect eggs and the character "Devour" on the talismans, I thought of this.
Could the Huang Family's Soul-Devouring Gu have originally been insects that came from these eggs?
I had previously heard Master say that Soul-Devouring Gu had to be cultivated inside living people, hadn't I?
With that thought, I immediately shouted:
"Master, Uncle Yu, Aunt Tang, Daoist Qingshan, come take a look! There are so many insect eggs here, and they have