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Zuo Ci squinted and smiled, suddenly struck by a thought.
He spoke softly, "Your father’s method not only protects you, his flesh and blood, from disaster, but it also extracts quite a bit of your lifespan."
According to my calculations, Young Master Xu, you have at most ten years left to live. Isn’t it a coincidence that I happen to know some methods to extend life? I wonder if you would be interested?
"Methods to extend life?" Young Master Xu grasped those four words like a lifeline. He whispered, "How much do you need?"
"Let’s not talk about money; let’s talk about fate!" Zuo Ci smiled with narrowed eyes. "Eighty million!"
Young Master Xu's heart jolted.
Eighty million! Even with his family’s wealth, it felt like a painful loss! But then he thought about his dwindling lifespan. If he died, what good would all that money do him?
"Then it’s settled as you say!" Young Master Xu gritted his teeth, his eyes reddening. "I hope you can keep this matter quiet!"
Young Master Xu was only a model of filial piety and virtue! Zuo Ci smiled knowingly.
"You understand me well, Daoist!" Young Master Xu grinned widely.
The two were pleased with each other.
The method to break the Zang Ji technique was actually not difficult. It involved finding the personal items buried in the treasure cave and then frying them in hot oil; the spell would naturally be undone. However, Zuo Ci had no intention of breaking it. It was too troublesome. Who knows where he buried those items? He wasn’t a Feng Shui Master after all.
He cast the Spell, performing the Five Organs Temple Ritual. The source of the seed was to transform a living person into a living dead. At this moment, Xu Hongfa was suffering from the backlash of Shu Fa, likely due to being undermined by his own Feng Shui Master. That Feng Shui Master was plotting against his wealth.
It could be that the method of Zang Ji was discovered by the target, leading the other party to implement the Counter-Sealing Technique. Not only did it fail to break his spell, but it also altered some aspects based on his Spell, turning it against him and allowing the opponent to siphon Xu Hongfa's fortune.
Regardless of the possibilities, the Spell ultimately remained unbroken. Moreover, Xu Hongfa was clever; he must have found two capable Feng Shui Masters who set up a defensive Feng Shui arrangement to slow down the backlash.
However, this created an opportunity for Zuo Ci. The Five Organs Temple Ritual relied on a human foundation to refine a stake that could transfer lifespan. It involved extracting his five organs in exchange for the innate Five Elements Fate organs. Then, he would need to refine the blood from A Jie Drum into the heart and place Xu Hongfa in a coffin for nourishment.
By offering three incense sticks day and night, he could treat Xu Hongfa as a temple of incense. This would not only allow Xu Gongzi to draw upon his fortune and lifespan but also siphon off the lifespan and fortune of those who had been countered—killing two birds with one stone.
No, it was more like killing three birds with one stone; even if the Easterners sought revenge, they would only target that Feng Shui Master who initiated the seed planting. This was an Ancient Life-Extending Dark Art—too cruel. It required a stake that could not be a dead person but rather a living dead one. It had to maintain its vitality.
In the future, Xu Gongzi could feed him liquid food; after all, a Zombie is still a living dead, isn't it? Zuo Ci modified the stake accordingly.
In the spell, the living dead temple serves as a foundation, while Zuo Ci directly transforms Xu Hongfa into a Zombie. This method effectively eliminates the risk of starvation, and the Zombie possesses a robust vitality, capable of enduring considerable hardship. It is undoubtedly a testament to Zuo Ci's conscientious after-sales service.
However, five innate Five Elements Fate human organs are still required. Such fated individuals are inherently rare. If it weren't for hearing from the Old Celestial Master that Eastern Japan's Yosan-kei would send a Five Elements Yin-Yang Sorcerer to trouble him, he would have been reluctant to resort to such inhumane and sinister spells. After all, Zuo Ci has always prided himself on his compassionate nature.
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