Fantasy: Starting Blind, I Cultivate with an Erhu
Chapter 186

Thousand-Legged Centipede

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"Who's there!?"

A monk's voice rang out in the darkness.

Li Ping'an and the dark-faced man quickly returned to the meditation room.

A clamor rose outside. The monks had also discovered the black-clothed intruder.

Centipedes, a temple, vacant-eyed people?

Li Ping'an took out the Rune Fragment and posted in the group.

Although he did not know the identities of the other four members, they knew a great deal.

They were also quite knowledgeable about cultivation.

[Little Sweetheart: Does anyone know of a kind of centipede that can make people lose consciousness?] [Advancing Eagle: Could you be more specific?]

Advancing Eagle replied instantly, seemingly very attentive to Li Ping'an.

Li Ping'an thought for a moment.

[Little Sweetheart: It seems able to burrow into people's brains.] [Advancing Eagle: Any more specific than that?]

Li Ping'an had only been asking casually in the first place; he did not know any further specifics.

He simply described what had happened in as much detail as he could.

[Happy Big Boy: It would be great if it were a Thousand-Legged.]

At this point, Happy Big Boy also appeared.

``` [Little Sweetheart: What's that?]

[Happy Big Boy: It's a kind of centipede that can parasitize the human body and take control of it shortly afterward. An evil cultivator once bred these centipedes in Qing Province. They even seized the bodies of many cultivators and nearly caused a catastrophe.]

[Little Sweetheart: "Wouldn't that be terrible?"]

[Happy Big Boy: Naturally, it's terrible for ordinary people, but for special people like us who cultivate the human body's Secret Treasury, it's a good thing. The energy inside a Thousand-Legged can better help us open up the Six Mysteries and perfect our interiors.]

[Advancing Eagle: That's right. Thousand-Legged Centipedes can also be used as medicinal catalysts.

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