Quick Transmigration: I Actually Became a System Bug

The sound of the alchemical items exploding was especially noticeable in the quiet cave. Fortunately, the two of them had enough protective gear before entering, and the explosion of the detector only caused them to lose one protective talisman each. Ji Han then tore off the damaged one and put on a new one.

Given the chaos caused by the black magic, their direct entry would be tantamount to recklessly throwing their lives away. Therefore, Ji Han took out cages of white mice from his spatial storage.

The first rat entered, and before it could even take a step out, a burst of runic light shone in the cave, and the rat went straight to meet its demise. Unfortunately, the light lasted too short a time, and neither of them had time to see the runes clearly. Even if they had seen them clearly, they probably wouldn't have been able to understand them for the time being.

Therefore, the second rat wrapped in the formation-breaking talisman entered. Although the rat still met its demise, the runes inside lit up for a significantly longer time and the light was much weaker than before. Ji Han and his group lost a formation-breaking talisman along with a rat.

Seeing that this method was effective, Ji Han took out a stack of array-breaking talismans from his spatial storage. As a result, the third rat was practically thrown out wrapped up, because there were so many array-breaking talismans stuck to its body that its nimble limbs could not move forward happily.

Moreover, this rat successfully broke through an unknown number of rune arrays, rushed into the river at the end of the arrays, and then... then it was given a collective hug by the corpses in the river.

So the fourth mouse was led out and released. Fortunately, this mouse was lucky enough to be put back in the cage without any damage.

After confirming that the environment was safe, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu arrived hand in hand at the legendary River of Corpses. There was a dilapidated green boat on the riverbank. It was said that this boat was enchanted and could only carry one wizard and one sacrifice at a time to the small island in the center of the lake. The fake box that had been replaced was placed in the center of the island.

Of course, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu did not intend to use this small boat, and they did not even think about crossing the river. After all, they were looking for the corpse in the river, not the fake box on the other side. So what difference did it make which bank they were on?

As life approached the river, the Yin Corpse in the river instantly began to churn. Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu each held a box in their hands, the lids of which had been opened, revealing boxes full of corpse-suppressing talismans—well, specially reinforced waterproof versions.

Seeing that the Yin Corpses were all waving their hands and grabbing at them on the shore, Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu immediately put some distance between them and then began the work of affixing talismans.

Each time they immobilized a Shadow Corpse, they used a levitation spell to float it to the shore, in case the Shadow Corpses became immobile and had to be pulled back into the water. The two of them continued to float and attach themselves to the lake. After taking their third mana potion, they finally managed to bring all 1313 Shadow Corpses from the lake to the shore.

Ji Han and Shi Shaoyu leaned wearily against each other, staring at the ghostly corpses staring straight at them from the shore. The scene was terrifying no matter how you looked at it.

The two simply went into the space. Cleaning themselves thoroughly was no longer enough to remove the smell from their bodies, so they went to the hot spring. They added various herbs to the hot spring to dispel the yin energy in their bodies, and then slowly soaked themselves in the thick mist.