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"": "Thunderstruck Wood could suppress and restrain sinister things. Created under a lightning strike, it possessed highly unusual properties.
But no matter how powerful the Thunderstruck Wood, or how fine the Yin-Yang Arts runes or ordinary Taoist runes carved into it, it would never produce arcs of electricity.
For a talisman to have this effect, Thunder Method had to be applied.
That might sound impossibly mystical, but in orthodox Taoist abbeys, Thunder Method was the purest and highest form of Taoist magic.
And there were not many such abbeys.
The Bai of Four-Rules Mountain, the Zhang of Cloud Brocade Mountain, and the Mao of Juqu Mountain.
These three abbeys had the purest, most orthodox Thunder Method. They had studied it most thoroughly and used it most often.
Most importantly, these Taoists carried out Heaven's will and seldom associated with outsiders. Giving away talismans was rarer still, let alone talismans carved from Thunderstruck Wood. Those were few and far between.
Chen Zu grew increasingly excited. Luo Bin had brought him far too many surprises!
Thank goodness. Thank goodness he had not listened to his subordinates' suggestions.
Thank goodness he had chosen to test Luo Bin this way.
Otherwise, he would have slammed the door on an opportunity that had come knocking. Worse, he would have offended not only an exceptionally powerful Yin-Yang Practitioner, but people from a Taoist abbey as well.
Luo Bin knew Chen Zu had misunderstood again.
Even this Lightning-Struck Wood Talisman was something extraordinary?
The talisman had suffered little damage when it drove off that strange, long-haired woman crawling along the wall. In the past, he had rarely lost talismans outright while dealing with evil spirits. Only in his final encounters with Qin Que and the Nightmare Corpse had he used up a large