Chapter 955 - Kidnapped Halfway (1/2)

Chapter 955: Kidnapped Halfway

Variousbrilliantly outside the forest due to countless spells being thrown around Buddha’s halo flickered in the buddha do constantly

The yin do half of the sky, was suppressed to only half of its original area When thein the air came in contact with the halo, it was as if they had met their nemesis and directly turned into cyan smoke and dissipated

Yin Qi looked at the caly between his hands and continued revolving and coy ball transformed into several yin beads which he threard

Buddha son raised his head slightly, and the lotus ihtly He examined the yin beads and calmly threw the buddha pearls in his hand

The two collided with a bright light which illuminated the sky A six syllable buddha nited with samadhi flame

After the collision, the yin beads were destroyed while the buddha pearls continued rushi+ng toward Yin Qi as they burned with saeful spirits flew out of the yin domain one after another, took forer

Yin Qi turned into a blur and retreated into the yin do fear and annoyance in his eyes If he had the corpse deed position compared to buddha son and wouldn’t need to retreat

The buddhist doctrines could suppress the yin techniques of Yin Manor

Yin Qi and buddha son had sie of true immortal realm, but the difference between the

The japamala in buddha son’s hands was a peak postnatal treasure, which was previously used by the buddha master, and was soaked with buddha techniques, which made it extremely powerful

Yin Manor’s disciples rarely used weapons The external tools they preferred were the vengeful spirits in their yin domain and corpse deeful spirits, but Yin Qi was not him

After he was recently bestowed the position of Yin Manor’s young master, Yin Emperor told him about the hidden ancient God’s corpse deth

But unfortunately for him, when he reached the correct God ruins, someone else had already visited where the corpse demon was and taken it away Without it, Yin Qi wasn’t an opponent of buddha son, who possessed a peak postnatal treasure