My talisman pen is omnipotent. How should you deal with it?

Chu Ci frowned, not understanding why the other party would make such a strange request. He asked in a deep voice, "What do you mean, young lady?"

Li Modie looked at Chu Ci coldly and said word by word: "What do you mean? You already know the secret of our family's most precious treasure, the Immortal Execution Talisman. Are we going to let you go out and spread rumors?"

Chu Ci's face darkened and his voice became cold: "So, young lady, are you still planning to force me to stay?"

Li Modie said proudly: "My Li family never does that kind of thing. This is just a bet between you and me, just tell me if you dare or not."

Chu Ci felt unhappy. Being questioned by a Qi-refining junior, he naturally felt unhappy: "Are you telling the truth?"

Li Modie snorted and said, "Of course it's true. If you don't dare, forget it. I already knew you wouldn't dare." After that, she turned around and was about to leave. As she walked, she muttered to herself, "It's simply child's play to entrust such an important matter to this person."

Just as Li Modie was about to step out of the door, Chu Ci's voice sounded faintly: "Well, since you insist on humiliating yourself, then I will fulfill your wish. You said it, I agree."

Li Modie paused, she turned around and looked at Chu Ci: "Okay, you must keep your word. If you can't refine it, you will never be allowed to step out of Lijiazhuang for the rest of your life."

Chu Ci nodded: "What if it succeeds?"

Li Modie was stunned for a moment, obviously she hadn't thought about this question. She lowered her head and thought for a while, then said: "Then I will agree to one of your requests."

"Hahaha! You have a good plan, girl. If I lose, I will have to pay with my whole life; if you lose, you only need to agree to one request. This seems a little unfair."

Li Modie's face changed slightly. She knew that she was indeed in the wrong. But she knew that the person in front of her could not refine the Immortal Execution Talisman, so she gritted her teeth and said, "Then what do you say?"

"If you lose, you will sign a soul contract with me. What do you think?" Chu Ci said with a smile.

Li Modie's face changed drastically when she heard this. She didn't expect Chu Ci to make such a request.

She blurted out, "Okay! If you lose, you have to sign a soul contract with me."

Chu Ci was slightly stunned. He thought Li Modie would hesitate about his request, but he didn't expect that she would agree so decisively. Not only that, but she also tricked him.

He smiled faintly: "Okay, since the girl is so straightforward, then we will make it a deal. I hope the girl won't regret it later."

Li Modie raised her head and responded coldly: "I, Li Modie, never do anything I regret. But you, think about how to end this."

Chu Ci laughed: "Then let's wait and see."

"Hmph!" Li Modie snorted coldly, turned around and left.

Chu Ci looked at Li Modie's departing back and smiled secretly. Although he was not completely sure that he could completely restore the Zhuxian Talisman, it was not difficult for him to refine a replica with greatly reduced power, and with the help of the golden pen.

After Li Modie's figure completely disappeared, Chu Ci began to carefully study the Zhuxian Talisman in his hand. He opened the yellowed books, and the pages exuded an ancient atmosphere.

He flipped through the pages one by one, and found that the handwriting inside was different, obviously written by multiple people.

He noticed that some of the characters were unfamiliar, especially in the oldest book, where one-third of the content was written in some kind of seal script. Chuci could only make a rough judgment based on the shape of the characters.

While studying the Zhuxian Talisman in depth, Chu Ci remembered that in addition to the Zhuxian Talisman, there were two other treasures in the Li Family Ancestral Hall that were contained in a jade box. Since his divine sense could not detect it, he did not know what was inside, nor did he know whether it contained the map.

However, these were not his main concerns at the moment.

He decided to devote all his energy to studying the Zhu Xian Talisman and put other things aside for the time being.

Time passed slowly as Chuci concentrated on his study, and before he knew it, it was already late at night. Chuci gently closed the notebook in his hand.

These notes contain the countless efforts and wisdom of Li's ancestors. After careful reading, he came to several important conclusions.

First of all, the raw materials for making talismans are not limited to gold bone sand and Jiuhua leopard skin. Even the most basic cinnabar and talisman paper can be used to make talismans.

The earliest Zhuxian talismans were all made by Li family's ancestor Taibai Gong, who used talisman paper and cinnabar, but in order to make it easier for future generations to preserve them, he specially selected animal skins to make one hundred talismans.

Initially, there were many versions of the Zhuxian Talisman with different pigments. However, as time went by, most of them were used up, and only the one enshrined in the Li Family Ancestral Hall remained. Because this talisman was made of Taihua leopard skin and gold bone sand, later generations believed that the combination of these two could increase the success rate, so it has been used to this day.

The description of the Zhuxian Talisman in the notes shocked Chu Ci. This talisman could actually injure a Divine Transformation cultivator, or even kill a Nascent Soul cultivator. This power far exceeded the imitation used by Li Yuanzhong, which shows how powerful the original was.

Every detail about the talisman was written in great detail. The top was six inches and three points long, the bottom was five inches and eight points long, and both sides had detailed data. This talisman was actually an irregular shape. In order to prevent forgetting it, the outline of the entire talisman was drawn more than once in the notes for future comparison.

The most recorded person was a cultivator in the Jindan stage, who was also the only person in the Li family in tens of thousands of years who could refine the Zhuxian Talisman in large quantities.

There were more than 20 pages of records, which stated that his success rate was about one in ten. Because it was too complicated, he could only refine one every three days. Moreover, the power was greatly reduced, less than one percent of the original power.

At the same time, this person can only refine it with golden bone sand and Jiuhua leopard skin. It will not succeed if other materials are used.

Even so, the Li family was still overjoyed, and the entire family went out to hunt and kill Jiuhua leopards and buy gold bone sand. This is how he barely left more than a thousand imitations for the family during his lifetime.

At the end of the notes, this Jindan monk praised these two materials highly and predicted that talismans could only be made with these two materials.

After reading this, Chu Ci took out talisman paper and cinnabar from the ring. The raw materials sent by Li Yuanzhong were limited, only enough for about a hundred attempts. He planned to use these basic materials to try refining first.

Chu Ci still used the old method and first carefully drew the rune shape on white paper several times, both front and back.

The reason why both the front and back drawing methods require practice is that there are runes on the back of this talisman, and they have the same shape as the front, but in the opposite direction.

When the practice was almost done, Chu Ci took a deep breath, calmed himself, spread out a piece of talisman paper, and began to draw the talisman formally.

As the golden pen fell, Chu Ci discovered that the Zhuxian Talisman did not require much spiritual power to be injected, and even a Qi-refining cultivator could withstand it. This made him feel a little confused.

Soon, the front side was finished. Chu Ci frowned, turned the talisman paper over, and started painting on the back side.