Myriad Blood Curse Slaughter was an exceptionally sinister and vicious curse art.
To cast it, the most basic requirement was gathering the blood of ten thousand people to form the array.
The blood of ten thousand people did not mean taking a little blood from each person. It meant draining every last drop of blood from their entire bodies.
In other words, setting up the array required the deaths of at least ten thousand people.
Then, one had to gather every object belonging to the intended target of the curse. Anything would do, so long as it had been used by that person and still carried traces of their aura.
Once those items had been collected, the altar had to be designed and the blood array drawn.
The target's possessions were placed in the center, after which forty-nine people joined forces to cast the curse.
Once this technique began, the entire process would last roughly three days.
On the first day, ominous blood patterns would emerge on the cursed person's body, spreading continuously with time until they covered the entire body.
Once that point was reached, Myriad Blood Curse Slaughter was considered successful.
At that time, the blood patterns would meld into the person's blood and become blood poison, seeping deeper bit by bit, boring into bone and rotting flesh. No matter how strong their vitality was, they would gradually decay beneath the blood poison until they withered away.
The entire process would not only be prolonged, but incomparably agonizing.
Normally, once the curse took effect, the victim would soon try every possible way to kill themselves.
If they could not, the torment they endured would be like being plunged into a vat of boiling oil or subjected to the branding torture—miserable beyond measure.
Of course, under normal circumstances, the