She became a god

As the rainy season in Qingzhou was not yet over, and dusk was approaching, a light rain began to fall from the sky above Dazhu Peak.

The bamboo on Dazhu Peak is naturally abundant and tall. Tiny raindrops hit the bamboo, leaving only a light rustling sound.

As darkness completely enveloped the sky, Hu Ling lit a lamp, and the soft light instantly filled the room.

The accompanying attendant voiced the question that had been weighing on her mind, "Your Highness, why do you want to cooperate with them? Aren't you afraid of offending the Dragon Clan and the Little Panda Clan by doing this?"

Wang Ji, the successor of Wang Lao.

Hu Ling chuckled, "Cooperate? They don't deserve it. They're just a bunch of fools who only dare to kill indirectly."

"It wasn't me who posted the message. If Long Yi and the others don't survive, then they deserve to die. I wasn't the one who did the dirty work, so who can blame us?"

The attendant, however, had a concern: "Your Highness, what if they break their promise and turn against us?"

"Tiger Sound, are you afraid? I know you think I'm playing with fire, but have you ever thought that we are the tigers all along?"

Hu Yin remained silent after hearing this. For some reason, she felt uneasy, perhaps because their partner was too strange.

On that day, the clan chief assigned the task of attending the funeral to Granny Wang. Princess Wang immediately noticed something fishy about the invitation and, instead of being worried, was delighted and volunteered to help.

That very night, they came knocking on our door.

They promised that as long as the princess helped cover for them, they could take as much of the Flying Bamboo as they wanted, and the princess agreed.

Tiger Sound was chosen as the princess's personal guard from a young age, and she will never forget the smile that the tigers gave her when they suddenly turned back before leaving the room.

They were laughing with their mouths wide open, and you could even clearly see the broken limbs and even struggling heads inside.

Are ghosts really that scary?

Seeing the unease of her childhood friend who had been with her for many years, Hu Ling casually offered a few words of comfort, "With Long Yi and the others blocking our way, even if the monsters want to kill us, they won't have much strength left."

Hu Ling added, "It's getting late. Instead of thinking too much, you should close your eyes and rest."

Tiger's Voice asked, "Do you need the lights turned off?"

Hu Ling looked at the dim candlelight and shook her head.

"Keep it; this world can't be too dark."

At the third quarter of midnight, the wind blew and the lamp went out.

The demons, including Hu Ling, quickly ended their meditation.

They had clearly closed the door tightly, and besides, that lamp was no ordinary object; how could it have been easily extinguished by the wind?

Hu Ling tried to light the lamp several times, but she could not. Even more strangely, as cultivators, they could only see blurry shadows of objects in the darkness, just like ordinary people.

With a creak, it sounded just like the door being pushed open, but the room was still pitch black.

"Hahaha"

A burst of laughter, seemingly coming from nowhere, echoed in the room. Hu Ling and the others couldn't help but think of the west window, where perhaps the moonlight shone.

When she reached the west window, Hu Ling could see a blurry white shadow. Overjoyed, she quickly pushed open the window.

But what appeared before me before the moon was a skin, a pale skin without a face.

It turns out that the white shadow we just saw was not moonlight, but reflective skin.

Even though Hu Ling was usually very bold, she couldn't help but feel her scalp tingle. Hu Yin was so frightened that her legs went weak and she could only stick close to Hu Ling.

Just as she was about to unleash her full power, Pi moved.

It was just a skin, without any facial features, yet Hu Ling could tell it was smiling.

Its laughter sounded like swords sharpening bones, a sound that seemed to say, "I've finally found you."