The people opposite them did not just say it—they acted on it. Bullets flew everywhere, mixed with sprays of iron shot.
Even John snapped in anger, "Why are there so many prohibited weapons?!"
He could not understand it.
How could there be so many firearms here? Did these people not know that grave robbing with a gun carried an entirely different punishment from grave robbing without one?
Mr. Luo glanced back, then suddenly grabbed a Spirit-Writing Medium with one hand and ran uphill.
John also glanced behind him, ducked his head, and charged upward!
There was a story like this in Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio.
In that story, a scholar named Tan Jinxuan, who had already earned an academic distinction, practiced qigong.
Then one day, while meditating, he heard someone speaking beside his ear.
He thought he had succeeded.
I've done it! I've cultivated supernatural powers!
Later, however, he discovered that his cultivation had not changed at all. For some unknown reason, a tiny man had appeared inside his ear, ugly as a yaksha.
After that, the tiny man in his ear was frightened away, and he went completely mad.
Six months later, medicine cured him.
This was the famous "Man in the Ear" story from Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio. After someone beside Xiao Qi had his head blown apart, the smell of blood seemed to trigger something.
Someone beside him, who had been perfectly fine, suddenly lunged at him.
The man opened his mouth wide, and huge numbers of tiny people rushed out of his mouth, his ears, and his mouth again.
He was still in midair.
His entire body came alive.
Every part of his body came alive. Each organ developed thoughts of its own, so they ran out. Right before Xiao