A Heart Hard to Satisfy, Slaying a General Before the Ranks (Part Two)

This little flag of human bones had a name among the Daoists: the Five Yin Seven-Kill Banner. It was a vital heavy weapon, practically the foundation of his cultivation lineage.

Many arts required this artifact to be wielded. The ghostly head he had just manifested was an offensive divine ability he had forged only after painstakingly gathering countless pestilent poisons and pouring untold effort into it across the Eastern Sea.

It looked like a Yin entity on the surface, but if an opponent mistook it for some demon or ghost, they would be falling straight into his trap.

Ever since he had forged it, it had never failed him. Now that he had brought out the head, it immediately swallowed one of the curse arrows fired by Young Su, filling the short Daoist with delight.

They said Su Che was the reincarnation of the Primordial Azure Emperor, that his divine abilities were immensely formidable and no one dared fight him. Even Alliance Leader Yuchen had to give him a wide berth. Now that I have captured him, let us see what faces they make.

The short Daoist pushed his magic power to its limit and sent the ghostly head crashing straight ahead.

It was done.

Seeing Su Che collide with the ghostly head, he rejoiced at once.

This ghostly head was condensed from pestilent poison and excelled at contaminating magic power. Fighting it was no different from drawing poison into one's body. Young Su would be captured by him today.

Just as the short Daoist was about to trigger the ghostly head's other transformations, he heard a voice.

"Interesting."

He focused his eyes and saw that, at some unknown moment, Su Che was already standing atop his ghostly head. No matter how he drove the Five Yin Seven-Kill Banner, the