Suppressing all his thoughts, Luo Bin began making arrangements around him, putting practically everything he had learned to use.
He took out every Fate-Suppressing Object he carried and placed them around the area.
The set of Seven Yin Arts Talismans and the Primordial Fiend-Subduing Talisman on Gu Yiren were of no use here. The talismans he drew fell far short of those made by the Primordial Calculation Patriarch.
The Jade Star Qimen Compass rested in the center of the coffin lid, amid the talismans of the four armored tomb-guarding deities, with the black-gold toad weighing down the compass.
Everything was ready.
Luo Bin pushed open the coffin lid.
In truth, the lid was not impossibly heavy.
The talismans were still the reason Yuan Tianshu could not open it.
Another reason was that the Fate-Suppressing Objects here formed an integrated whole. Even if he created a flaw or a gap, it would not be enough to destroy the entire arrangement.
Beyond that, Yuan Yinxin must have employed some other formidable methods.
Luo Bin stopped when he had pushed the lid about halfway open, bringing the Jade Star Qimen Compass almost directly above the wall at the foot of the coffin.
Everything inside the coffin came into view.
All he could see was a corpse, white downy feathers covering most of its body and piercing straight through its clothes.
It had a long face and wore a Square Hat.
The Tang Suit it wore was identical to those he had seen at the Primordial Calculation Mountain Gate.
Its eyes were tightly shut, and one hand still rested against the coffin, poised as though pushing hard.
The Spirit-Sending Talisman was not beneath the body. Instead, it was on the inner wall at the head of the coffin.
Luo Bin's heartbeat quickened slightly as