No one wanted to die!
At the critical moment, Li Mu yanked out most of the talisman papers on him and hurled them out in a messy scatter.
It was obviously futile. Aside from cinnabar-inscribed talisman paper as a medium, Taoist talismans and spells also required the corresponding hand seals and incantations to fully take effect. Perhaps highly cultivated seniors could do without seals and chants, or perhaps masters could create high-grade instant-cast talismans, but Li Mu clearly could not.
He had thrown out a large handful of talisman papers, including ones for invisibility and healing, as well as combat talismans for starting fires, summoning lightning, Iron Armor, and more. But how could one person recite several different incantations at once?
The yellow papers scattered through the air, drifting down like a heavy snowstorm. The three-headed dog was startled as well. Its three pairs of eyes widened as they stared at the talismans. It had probably sensed the power contained within them and froze for a moment.
Taking advantage of this chance... huh?
Li Mu turned around and discovered that his companions were still standing stupidly by the door, their eyes wide as they, too, had been distracted by the talismans filling the air. Did they actually expect the talismans to take care of the Three-Headed Hellhound? Furious, he roared, "What are you standing around for?! Run!"
Only then did Harry snap out of it. He flung open the door and dashed out, dragging Ron along with him. Then came Hermione... too late. Once the three-headed dog's attention returned from the Yellow Talisman Paper, it resumed its vicious nature, opening its jaws and lunging to bite. It was incredibly fast. Even if Hermione escaped, there was still Hinata, and Li Mu himself...
"**Nine Heavens Divine Lightning, heed my command! Let