Uncle Yu could be said to stand at the very pinnacle of the contemporary Feng Shui world when it came to Yin Dishes.
Just this technique of drawing moonlight into a dish was already an extremely advanced accomplishment.
In talisman arts, certain specific spells also required drawing upon the essence of the sun and moon, or gathering the five elements of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth to form a spell into a talisman.
Such talismans were absolutely top-tier, Grade A high-level magic talismans.
Likewise, the fact that Uncle Yu could draw moonlight into a dish with a mere gesture made him the unquestionable king of the Yin Dish lineage, whether in talent or ability.
As the incantation left his lips, the fish gills in the pot seemed to be covered in moonlight, taking on specks of luster. It was quite miraculous.
At the same time, the surrounding river water began to churn.
The crashing of the waves grew louder, and more and more water ghosts gathered beneath the river.
It looked like there were already around twenty-five or twenty-six of them.
Not only did our little boat keep rocking, it also became extremely unsteady.
Aside from the possibility of capsizing, constant bang bang bang sounds came from beneath the hull.
They were no longer the initial scratching sounds, but slaps and even collisions.
Master and I kept changing direction to steady the boat.
The river waves came crashing in again with a whoosh whoosh whoosh, splashing not only into the cabin and onto the deck, but even soaking our clothes.
Seeing this, Master spoke again.
"Are you done yet? I'm getting ready to make my move!"
As he spoke, Master had already taken his iron hook into his hand, ready to hook ghosts at any moment.
Uncle Yu was