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"": "The monk corpse's eyes remained open, never closing.
Even before his core was dug out, he had been unable to resist the Feng Shui. Once it was removed, the Feng Shui pinned him down even more firmly.
"Carry him out."
Luo Bin and Fourth Master Gray gave the order.
Fourth Master Gray immediately squeaked commands to the Mountain Rats. The rats burrowed beneath the monk corpse, hoisted him up, and carried him toward the passage.
Throughout the entire process, Xu Lu scarcely dared to breathe.
Only after the monk corpse had vanished completely from sight did Xu Lu swallow again.
"What about us?" Xu Lu asked.
"Let's go." Luo Bin strode after them.
He had barely touched the arrangement in this burial chamber. Feng Shui formed a unified whole. Moving the turtle corpse and releasing the monk corpse had only disturbed the things suppressing this configuration, not damaged the place itself. If anything here were damaged, all of Elephant Mountain would react.
They soon left the burial chamber and returned aboveground, just in time to glimpse the Mountain Rats carrying the monk corpse out of sight between the two elephant corpses.
Luo Bin continued after them.
By the time the three of them saw the valley entrance, the Mountain Rats had already carried the monk corpse outside.
At that instant, the monk corpse suddenly dropped to the ground. He had not been lifted very high-the largest Mountain Rats could only raise their bodies about ten centimeters-but he landed like a heavy lump of iron, making the earth tremble slightly.
Rat blood seeped out from beneath him, soaking his downy hair. Blood stained the white and tinged the black with red. Moonlight fell on his face, which once again took on a faint, jade-like quality.
Abruptly,