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"": "Normally, Luo Bin should not have walked forward.
And indeed, he did not.
Other than turning his head, he made no further move.
The pleading continued without pause. There were even thudding sounds-someone kowtowing, perhaps?
"Get lost!" Luo Bin growled!
Whatever strangeness lurked here, it had only one goal: to unsettle his mind!
The mechanisms and traps in this tomb were nothing like those in ordinary tombs!
This place relied on eerie, unnatural phenomena-on influencing the human mind?
But anything that influenced the mind could not escape one thing: Rewind could dispel illusions and reveal the truth!
The scene before him abruptly changed. Luo Bin rewound to the instant when he had first passed the two corpses and entered this tomb passage.
The moment his gaze landed on the first fleshy-ball oil lamp, he had actually stopped moving altogether. He had never continued down the passage as he believed.
White worms crawled out of the lamp, writhing incessantly.
Gu worms?
These worms were unlike any gu worms he had ever seen. They were white and fat, with segmented bodies.
Bean hornworms?
That name came to Luo Bin's mind.
They looked like them, yet not quite. There were still some differences.
They had to be gu worms...
Luo Bin remembered a detail.
When he first encountered Miao Miao and the old woman, when they followed him, he had fallen into a strange illusion.
And back at the Fire Official Temple, beneath the Pig-Head Buddha, Long Phu had also used a bizarre method to create an illusion.
It was not the corpse prison he had imagined. At least, the situation before him had been caused by gu worms.
There were far more than one or two white worms. They crawled down one after another and climbed onto