Why Did You Provoke Her? She Can Tell Fortunes!-Chapter 83 - 56: Lightning Inducing Technique

Just now, a unique energy fluctuation suddenly appeared on the monitoring screen of the 749 bureau in Shangjing.

The staff immediately confirmed the source of this fluctuation and compared it with previous occurrences.

His shocked expression was increasingly undeniable, and he dared not delay as he ran towards the leader’s office.

Eager to report the situation quickly.

At this moment, in the office, two middle-aged men who hadn’t seen each other for a while were discussing their experiences during this period.

"A few days ago, when I was passing by a certain place, guess what? That place unexpectedly formed a Dragon Vein, and the surrounding rocks nearly absorbed energy to become spirits."

"Oh?" The other man became interested.

Although both of them were from the Special Administration Bureau, the tasks they were responsible for varied slightly.

The former was externally part of the ’Geological Exploration Team’, specifically dealing with spirit monsters that became spirits due to the terrain, intervening before they did by altering the surrounding landscape.

"How did you handle it afterward?"

The man made a ’tsk’ sound and appeared slightly regretful.

"You have no idea; by the time I got there, the problem had already been taken care of."

He detailed how this mysterious person skillfully avoided damaging the Dragon Vein and successfully cut off the Spiritual Energy from the surroundings of the spirit monsters.

"Those seven stars aligned, I’ll admit, I couldn’t help but praise!"

But this regret seemed not just because he didn’t personally resolve the situation.

Elder Wei completely understood the meaning behind his tone.

"Old buddy, that ’talent appreciation’ problem of yours has shown up again, hasn’t it?"

The two had known each other for over twenty years, thoroughly aware of each other’s temperament.

Seeing him feel regret just because he didn’t meet the person who handled the situation.

The other man chuckled and sheepishly touched his nose.

"You sure know me well."

"But it’s no wonder you think that way; after all, incidents are frequent now, yet there aren’t many talents available in the bureau."

Most of them are just mediocre.

Though better compared with ordinary people, they are truly inadequate when faced with powerful ’exotic beasts’. 𝐟𝗿𝐞𝚎𝚠𝐞𝚋𝕟𝐨𝚟𝐞𝕝.𝕔𝕠𝚖

At this thought, both men’s expressions turned solemn.

"If only the Taoist lineage hadn’t entered the world back then..."

Elder Wei waved his hand, knowing what he intended to say.

"Forget it, that’s fate."

"They entered the world to save the country during a national crisis!"

The man opposite nodded repeatedly.

Every time they thought of this matter, they inevitably felt sad.

Elder Wei appropriately changed the topic, "But recently I’ve noticed signs of Spiritual Energy resurgence."

"Like the spirit monster incidents you’ve mentioned, we’ve detected several forming ones."

Thankfully, the handling was timely, preventing public panic.

If people were aware of this hidden world, who knows what might happen.

"But ignoring others, I’m worried..." Elder Wei’s words abruptly halted, as he looked toward the other man opposite.

The other man instantly understood when their gazes met.

"Are you afraid that these are deliberate acts by someone?"

Elder Wei remained silent.

The room fell into a strange atmosphere.

After a short while, the man opposite broke the silence: "We’ll keep observing, and if it’s true, we must capture this person early!"

Elder Wei was preparing to say something more.

But at that moment, his office door suddenly opened.

"Elder Wei! Something’s wrong!"

"A drought demon has appeared!"

Both men stood up simultaneously with a ’scramble’.

Exclaiming in unison: "What!?!"

*

Mu Yunchu’s sharp gaze swept across the drought demon before her, raising several drawn talismans that scattered in a wave.

The talismans didn’t immediately fall but floated uniformly in the mid-air, gradually forming a circle around the drought demon.

Meanwhile.

The yellow talismans suddenly flickered with golden light, and mysterious runes faintly appeared within them.

As she finished her spell, the circle charged into the sky. The sky quickly became overcast with dark clouds, gathering one after another.

The sky that was just clear a moment ago had now turned into lightning and thunder.

And unlike typical thunderstorms, all creatures around fled in fear, sensing danger from the accumulating clouds.

Even Li Shang, hiding nearby, felt a chilling tremble as she looked at the sky.

She even felt that whatever was about to happen, if she took a hit, she’d instantly disintegrate.

The clouds seemed to have accumulated enough power, as a massive lightning bolt roared down like a dragon from the clouds, striking directly at the drought demon.

Instinctively wanting to dodge, it was trapped within the array set up by Mu Yunchu beforehand. It could only take the bolt head-on.

As it got struck by the lightning, the light became dazzling, the deafening sound roared, and it let out a painful roar, like a tormented beast, with black smoke billowing from its body.

Then, several more lightning bolts struck, leaving the drought demon powerless until it finally collapsed to the ground.

Shrinking down to less than twenty centimeters.

Looking like a cotton doll.

One that could be hung on a bag.

Knowing it no longer posed a threat to her, Mu Yunchu had no intention of delivering the final blow.

Because she noticed that this drought demon had never harmed anyone.

The droughts it caused nearby weren’t its intentional desire.

But where it should go, Mu Yunchu had to ponder a bit more.

She swiftly walked over to Li Shang, unaware that her snacks had fallen from her bag amidst the chaos, rolling near the shrunken drought demon.

The latter blinked its round eyes, trying to get up but tripped over its long fur, rolling two meters away.

Fortunately, it could reach the snacks now.

Its nostrils twitched as it placed the item in its mouth, and its pupils instantly contracted.

Li Shang clutched her chest, looking injured.

"Finished, finished, I feel like I’ve lost decades of mana with this hit."

Heartache...

But unexpectedly, Mu Yunchu suddenly took out an item from her bag.

She was instantly drawn to the laden with Yin energy.

"What is that..."

"Ghost Pearl."

It was left to her by a senior right before she left, after resolving Zhao Qingqing’s school incident.

Mu Yunchu had used it to nourish the Flower Lily, allowing it to grow quickly; now it wasn’t needed, just right for Li Shang to use for healing.

"But I’ve never fed this to a ghost before," Mu Yunchu said grimly, "it could destabilize your mana."

Until completely absorbed.

Li Shang felt the sounds around her growing indistinct.

She was practically drooling over the Ghost Pearl.

That was pure Yin energy.

Eagerly taking it and swallowing it whole.

The injuries on her body instantly healed, and power surged throughout her body.

Li Shang felt the stuff was simply amazing.

It instantly boosted decades of cultivation.

Secretly thinking: If only she could have more of it.

But she could only dare to fantasize.

What Li Shang didn’t know at that moment was that the dream she casually wished for long ago was soon to become reality.