Strange national destiny: My Chinese-style horror scares the world

Su Yi then used the ancient mirror to take a look at the headless drought demon.

I thought I would see a living person wearing ancient clothes, maybe an ancient person from hundreds or even thousands of years ago.

But in the mirror, there was nothing.

"Yes, zombies have no souls anymore."

"Even if you cultivate into a drought demon and gain some intelligence, it will only be a new mindset and you will no longer be the same person you were before."

Su Yi thought to himself.

So, whether it is a zombie or a drought demon.

They are all pure monsters, with only powerful bodies, driven by instinct, like a walking corpse.

This kind of thing is pure evil. They don't think about morality and are even worse than beasts. They are like a string of virus codes or cancer cells, killing, plundering, and improving themselves.

Unlike those who died tragically with resentment, they do not deserve sympathy.

But then Su Yi started to have a headache again.

How should I get rid of this headless drought demon?

If used as a weapon, it would probably be quite suitable.

After all, Hanba's strength in the copy has been "tested" by Su Yi himself, and is trustworthy.

It is basically impossible for cold weapons to cause any damage to it, and the same goes for modern hot weapons in the general sense. It is estimated that even the physical strength of the Hulk cannot match that of the Hanba.

Of course, this only discusses basic defense. As for other aspects, there is no way to compare them. After all, one exists in reality and the other is illusory.

In addition, Su Yi speculated that it would be difficult even with nuclear weapons.

This does not mean that nuclear weapons cannot eliminate the drought demon. On the contrary, Su Yi believes that nuclear weapons should be the most suitable for dealing with things like zombie drought demons.

Because in essence, nuclear weapons and the sun are actually the same thing.

How could zombies, who are afraid of sunlight that has been filtered through the atmosphere, be immune to the pure, unfiltered light of a nuclear reaction?

Su Yi believes that the difficult part lies in the moral factors.

Once the drought demon is deployed as a weapon in an enemy country, it will inevitably be attracted by the breath of living people and then invade densely populated cities.

By then, it will certainly plunder blood and will not be able to leave at all.

Therefore, if you want to deal with the drought demon, you must also consider whether to kill the living people in a certain area around it as well.

What’s even more terrifying is that after the drought demon sucks the blood.

It will transform people whose blood is sucked into zombies.

This is very similar to the zombie virus in the United States, which will spread over a large area.

Moreover, zombies are much harder to kill than zombies. Ordinary bullets can't deal with them at all. I guess you have to use artillery shells.

Thinking of this, Su Yi paused to think.

He suddenly realized that this might be a trap, because the zombies could also be used against the Dragon Kingdom.

By then, the enemy country may try desperately to release the zombie virus into Dragon Country with the idea of ​​fighting to the death.

The population of Long Country is unmatched by other countries.

Once a zombie crisis breaks out, it will be very terrifying.

Shaking his head, he dismissed the idea.

"It seems... I have no choice but to go to the Netherworld again."

Su Yi sighed.

The Gui Yamen is the only known place that is best and most efficient for dealing with evil spirits and weird things, and can completely eliminate a ghost.

For Su Yi, the drought demon is absolutely harmful and has no benefits. Keeping it is also a hidden danger, so it is better to destroy it directly.

Thinking of this, he stood up, found a strange lantern, lit it, and walked into the world of strange landscape paintings.

This time, as soon as he entered,

It feels like the whole world has changed, become a little different.

But he couldn't say exactly what was different, he couldn't describe it, it was just a feeling.

This change reminded Su Yi of the last time he came here with a red lantern.

At that time, he was attacked by the ghost grandma.

But this time, he did not bring the red lantern, nor did he bring the ancient mirror he had just obtained.

He only brought the strange bride and the headless drought demon.

Could it be that... the appearance of the headless drought demon caused some kind of abnormality in the painting?

After thinking for a while, he went out and took the red lantern with him.

His idea was simple. It would be the same whether he took it or not, so he might as well take it with him. Then he could ask the people in the Gui Yamen what the use of this strange item was.

After getting ready again, Su Yi walked towards the Gui Yamen with a heavy heart.

He did not pass through the area where Grandma Gui was, but took a detour along the path.

Along the way, he didn't dare approach any place where he might encounter people (ghosts), for fear that something unexpected would happen again.

Fortunately, he was lucky and did not encounter any accidents. He arrived at the Gui Yamen smoothly.

It seems that the world in this painting is not that dangerous. There are not people (ghosts) everywhere. All things can only be encountered when walking on the main road. Nothing will happen if you walk on the small roads or even in the bushes.

……

"Mr. Su, you are here again."

At the Gui Yamen, a guard with a green face and fangs recognized Su Yi and greeted him.

"My master has gone out for something urgent. What do you want to talk to him about? Please tell me and I will tell him later."

Su Yi was a little surprised.

Do these NPC-like weirdos actually have their own private lives?

This feeling is just as magical as when I first watched Harry Potter and saw the characters on the cards leave.

"Ahem... I just brought a drought demon here, and I'd like to ask you to take care of it."

Su Yi pointed at the headless drought demon behind him.

"Hanba?"

Guicha cried out in surprise and looked behind Su Yi.

Before, his attention was mainly focused on the red lantern above Su Yi's head - there was no way, it was too eye-catching, and the entire environment was illuminated red wherever it passed.

In addition, there is a strange cloth covering the neck of Hanba, so it is not obvious that it has no head.

And under the red light, the abnormalities of its fur are concealed.

"Yes, this is a white-haired drought demon. It has lost its head and was sealed by me. However, its headless body still has its own consciousness and can attack people. It is a bit dangerous, so I sent it here to you."

A rare look of embarrassment appeared on Guicha's face.

Su Yi guessed that for the ghost officials, the main thing they had to deal with was the ghosts and bodies.

Creatures like drought demons and zombies, which have no souls, are not within their scope of business.

This is like the mutual generation and restraint of attributes: Guicha restrains Ligui, Ligui restrains Hanba, and Hanba restrains Guicha.

Sure enough, the next second, Guicha said in embarrassment:

"Well... it's headless, but it's still alive. This... is really a bit difficult to deal with."

"If I can't kill him, forget it. I can think of other ways."