Cannon-Fodder Heiress Turns the Tables by Fortune-Telling-Chapter 1089 - 1085: Heavenly Thunder of the Heavenly Punishment Level
The Little Paperman returned at this moment.
Looking at the scattered sofa, Yun Ran drawing talismans with both hands in a horse-stance, and the chaotic pile of talismans on the ground...
It suddenly felt that if such a master were seen by others, they would be insanely jealous.
Others merely want to see the patterns on the talisman paper clearly, which is already tremendously challenging.
But its host not only can draw them but does so with both hands simultaneously.
Needless to say, those talisman papers, so precious in the eyes of others, were scattered all over like worthless waste paper.
Blatant opulence indeed, such a contrast is truly tragic.
Yun Ran’s hands were busy, but it didn’t hinder her multitasking.
"What’s the situation outside now?"
The Little Paperman immediately put away its chaotic thoughts and started to seriously answer Yun Ran’s question.
"Master, your previous suspicion was correct. The bowl in the Zhou Family Mansion was discovered and dug out by those Dark Masters.
Even the talisman paper you left for them was handed over together, and now it’s in the room next door to us..."
Though the Little Paperman only went out for a while, it had thoroughly explored what happened in that Zhou Family alley.
Yun Ran was initially worried she’d have to exhaust herself to look like a silly dog to save the city’s residents.
But now, with plenty of unsuspecting benefactors, it’d be a waste not to use them.
Yun Ran immediately stopped her right hand and called the Little Paperman over.
The Little Paperman swooshed to Yun Ran’s side, even rubbing its head affectionately against Yun Ran’s fingers.
This scene was quite similar to pets others keep at home.
"Go to the clinic, and hand these talisman papers to Daoist Changshan. Have him find those Dark Masters and, before dark today, place these papers at every street corner in Lotus City."
The Little Paperman was somewhat puzzled why the master would use someone with only two brief encounters.
However, it would absolutely follow all the master’s orders.
"Understood, Master!"
After saying this, the Little Paperman quickly gathered those talisman papers on the ground and prepared to set off.
But just as the Little Paperman left the isolation array set by Yun Ran with the talisman papers
The patterns on the papers suddenly dimmed to a point invisible to the naked eye.
Originally, it was a bright sunny day.
However, in a matter of seconds, numerous dark clouds gathered, completely blocking out the sunlight.
The Little Paperman was startled by this scene.
Such a scene was all too familiar to it; every time Heavenly Thunder was about to strike its master, it looked like this.
How dare that blasted Heavenly Thunder come for its master again so soon!
The Little Paperman turned to look for Yun Ran’s instructions.
Instead, Yun Ran just waved her hand, signaling it to quickly go and handle its task.
The Little Paperman paused for a moment before vanishing.
This time, the Heavenly Thunder wasn’t actually coming for Yun Ran.
It was aimed at the high-level talisman papers Yun Ran had drawn, which clearly shouldn’t exist.
This completely exceeded the limits this spatial rift world permits.
Upon deducing that Lotus City had a slim chance of survival, Yun Ran was keenly aware of the price for intervening.
Now, to prevent the Heavenly Thunder from destroying those high-level talismans, Yun Ran had to endure this Heavenly Punishment level of Heavenly Thunder herself.
Yun Ran took out a white jade porcelain bottle, uncapped it, and without glancing, drank the liquid inside in one go.
At the same time, she wrapped herself in the cloak gifted by her junior brother.
Then she stepped out onto the balcony and rolled her eyes skyward.
Compared to the taboo high-level talismans, Yun Ran revealed unmasked traces of her existence.
The Heavenly Thunder evidently wanted to strike Yun Ran rather more.
As the clouds accumulated thicker, seemingly preparing a grand attack.
Initially, there were still some pedestrians on the street, but the weather changed so rapidly.
Many immediately sought shelter, fearing the impending heavy rain would soak them like a wet chicken.
It wasn’t long before the street was almost deserted.
Even the Dark Masters nearby had no inkling that the forthcoming Heavenly Thunder was due to human manipulation.
Yun Ran effortlessly jumped from the third-floor balcony, unnoticed by anyone.
Meanwhile.
The elder next door, though unaffected by backlash, grew frustrated over being unable to decipher the bowl’s patterns.
Now leaning on the sofa resting.
Thus missing the only chance to encounter Yun Ran because he didn’t immediately check the weather changes from the balcony.
Yun Ran raised her eyes as the Heavenly Thunder was about to strike.
Even though it hadn’t hit yet, it was clear that when it fell, everything nearby would be leveled.
Yun Ran sighed lightly, then pulled out a Instant Transfer Talisman, placing it on her forehead.
The talisman paper was instantly activated.
In just the blink of an eye, Yun Ran was already at a barren mountain miles away from Lotus City.
The dark clouds that had earlier targeted Yun Ran showed up simultaneously over the barren mountain as she landed.
Numerous purple bolts of Heavenly Thunder descended aiming to flatten the barren mountain.
Seeing this made Yun Ran feel somewhat terrified; she was no heinous villain.
How was the Heavenly Thunder so cruel; if it all hit her, she’d be utterly shredded!
Yun Ran’s Lifebound Magical Artifact, the Heavenly Thunder Order, enlarged and absorbed a great deal of the Heavenly Thunder.
The air suddenly undulated, and a crisp ringing sound faintly reverberated.
When the Heavenly Thunder was about to strike Yun Ran, the Heavenly Thunder Order let out a satisfied belch, shrinking swiftly to palm size.
In succession, Yun Ran and the Heavenly Thunder Order vanished simultaneously.
The Heavenly Thunder struck directly on the barren mountain, raising a cloud of dust, yet hit nothing but emptiness.
In the air, the energy fluctuation that once existed was entirely shattered by the descending Heavenly Thunder.
Once everything calmed, not even a shadow of Yun Ran remained, not a trace of her aura.
The Heavenly Thunder seemed bewildered.
Although it had little self-awareness, at that moment, it was utterly unsure if it had struck or missed.
This differed from striking evil spirits in the past.
But within a radius of dozens of miles, Yun Ran’s presence was indeed absent.
Um... Therefore, probably it struck, to the point, not even hair remained...
