Xu Shu's ghost flew into the body of Angzang Han, and it took more than thirty breaths to escape.
Xu Shu's ghost did not return to his body immediately, but rippled violently in the void, emitting wisps of light gray mist. It was not until five minutes later that his ghost gathered into a shadow and returned to his body.
After Xu Shu's ghost returned to his body, he did not get up immediately. He still crossed his legs and fought away without even opening his eyes.
It wasn't until after half a stick of incense that he stuffed some beads into his mouth that he slowly opened his eyes.
Soul-eating has a huge backlash, and the sleepiness caused cannot be eliminated unless the wind in the pit of hell cleans away the ghosts.
But at this moment, the situation of Xu Shu devouring the big man is different, whether his ghost directly enters the body.
The situation where the great man in Angzang was not dead was swallowed up, and the direct consequences were negative, and the sleepiness caused became more and more difficult to eliminate.
After Xu Shu's soul came out of the body of Angzang Han, he refined his soul in the void to eliminate the sleepiness as much as possible.
And this process can only be achieved by weakening the ghosts of himself and others.
Therefore, that time of devouring, it was impossible to kill eight hundred enemies and lose one thousand.
Fortunately, the source beads have a huge catalytic effect in restoring the spirit.
Xu soothed and recovered.
He is following the path of a non-physical warrior, and the temporary weakening of the ghost will not directly affect the combat effectiveness.
This time, the cost of devouring the ghost of the big man is huge, and the effect is also very good.
Xu Shu got a lot of useful information. At least, the Chaos Star Canyon was no longer a complete mess for him.
Immediately, he changed his appearance, left the green house, and went straight to the west courtyard, where the horse pen was.
The Zhishantang is there and keeps many flying horses.
This time, Master Jiang of Zhishantang led his team out to sea and took away most of the Pegasus.
But we can't leave two horses as maneuvering force.
Just then, an old man named Wu Qian in apricot-yellow robes rode away one horse, leaving just one horse in the east. Xu Shu would not let it go.
Five minutes later, he found the Pegasus. Compared with the Pegasus he saw pulling the cart at Zhujian Mountain, he was looking for a divine horse.
The Pegasus is about ten feet tall and two feet long. Its body is maroon red, and its muscles are well-proportioned and plump. Its ribs are raised high, and its giant wings are obviously hidden inside.
As soon as Xu Shu arrived outside the horse pen, the maroon Pegasus became alert. A pair of huge horse eyes stared at Xu Shu, and its two front legs, like copper pillars, were moving on the ground.
Xu Shu smiled slightly, took out a red fruit, put it in his palm, and moved it towards the bay-red horse.
The maroon horse's eyes immediately filled with joy. He opened his mouth wide and inhaled suddenly, and a ball of air flowed out, which caught the fruit.
As soon as the fruit entered his mouth, the red horse was suddenly covered in sweat.
Xu Shu opened the door and waited outside.
The bay-red horse roared like a tiger roaring and a dragon roaring, and its eyes became angry and fierce again, glaring at Xu Shu fiercely.
Xu Shu never expected that the bay-red horse would have such a rebellious temper.
The fruit he gave was called the Xuanyang Fruit, a kind of spiritual fruit, and one of the trophies he collected during that killing spree.
Xu Shu was angry, murderous intent burst out in his eyes, and the fierce aura that killed more than twenty people was released, and the mane of the bay red horse exploded.
In an instant, it knelt on the ground and moaned softly.
"Sure enough, the good words of the three cars are not worth the words, the human and animal core is handsome
Xu Shu sighed with emotion, untied the horse's harness, turned over, gently pinched the horse's belly, and swished to the ground. The bay-red horse jumped out of the ring, and its hooves as big as a bowl of sea crushed the green bricks.
Huge wings that were ten feet long poked out from the east side of his ribs, and when he flapped them hard, the hurricane rolled and soared into the sky.
More than ten feet away, Xu Shu took out a green token and swung to the east. A bright light flashed in the air, and Pegasus easily broke through the warning restrictions of Zhishantang.
The Pegasus galloped for more than ten miles and arrived at the sea. At this time, dusk was falling, the blue sea was there, and the thin waves rolled up millions of moonlight.
Humanity is wrong, the moon is bright and the stars are sparse.
But the sky is in front of me, the bright moon is as big as a giant wheel, and countless stars shine through the sky, like bright pearls set in the sky.
Although the twilight is not very bright, the moonlight and stars are brilliant, and the sea thousands of miles away is clear and clear.
Xu Shu didn't have many opportunities to ride on a horse, but with his ability like Ming, the air flow spread all over his body and controlled everything, and he was able to control the horse freely in just a moment.
Along the coastline all the way to the west, flying for more than two hours at a stretch, a mountain peak rising abruptly into the sky, shaped like a famous sword, blocked his sight. Xu Shu felt happy, knowing that he had arrived at Zhaixingxing Peak.
Is there any truth to it? Wangshan was a dead horse. As early as three minutes ago, he saw the Star Picking Peak, but three minutes later, he had not arrived.
However, the original distant view has turned into a close-up view. The mountain peaks that originally soared into the sky were pushed into a close-up view, and what came into view was a majestic city built among the cliffs.
Countless buildings and houses, like stars, seaweeds, soaring snakes, and crouching elephants, are inlaid randomly on the walls of the Telluride Mountain. There are bright lights everywhere, illuminating the entire Zhaixing Peak like a red day.
Xu Shu saw clearly that those lights were definitely not composed of formations, talismans and other extraordinary powers, but were powered by electricity.
He simply couldn't imagine what kind of uncanny craftsmanship it would take to build such a majestic city of lights between the cliffs in such a remote place with strange and dangerous peaks.
In a series of dazzling moments, Pegasus carrying Xu Shu settled in a flat square.
As early as he approached this place, there were lights in the square that locked onto him.
Xu Shufu has been around for a long time, so he naturally knows what song to sing in which mountain.
"Look at the price, he's too lazy to talk nonsense."
A middle-aged man wearing a red robe with a flying tiger emblem sleeve band on his left leg showed Xu Shu an A4-sized card with a dense price tag on it.
In fact, there is only one service item, and that is fostering Pegasus on your behalf.
There are many different prices, and the reason lies in the types of currencies.
There are not only the currencies of the countries on the west and east of Hainan, but also the gold and silver prices are clearly listed.
Xu Shu saw the note on the card at a glance: Pay Qin Yuan to enjoy a 20% discount.
Xu Shuna then looked at the Qin coins. Based on the current exchange rate between Zhou Yuan and Qin Yuan, plus a 20% discount, paying Qin Yuan was almost a wrong discount compared to Zhou Yuan.
Xu Shu took out the currency of Jinyue Kingdom and paid the bill. The man gave him a number plate and took the Pegasus away.
Xu Shu walked towards the southwest, where there stood a stone tablet nearly five feet high, extremely wide and extremely thick.
On the body of the stele is engraved a line of large gilt characters: Anyone who disturbs the law of others will be killed.
From a distance, Xu Shu felt that when he looked directly at the inscription, there was a thin stream of liquid sword intent hitting his eyebrows.
Obviously, the words on the stele were engraved with sword intent.
Determined to test his abilities, he always looked directly at the inscription and approached step by step.