Deities Are All Just My Food
Chapter 1081 - 513: Gravel Beach, Dead Man’s Swamp!

Chapter 1081: Chapter 513: Gravel Beach, Dead Man’s Swamp!

Swoosh!

The fire axe chopped down on the neck of the veiled female ghost.

With the augmentation of the Gloves of Colossus Strength, even though Lin Baici was using one hand, the slashing force was very great, and the blow directly severed the veiled female ghost’s neck.

A head, like a ripe peach, fell from the monster’s spine, and with a thud, it hit the ground, its black hair scattering everywhere, at first glance resembling a jellyfish.

Lin Baici took another swing with his axe, splitting the head in two like chopping wood.

To others, the veiled female ghost was invisible, so Lin Baici’s combat made them feel panic and urgency, wishing to help but unable to.

Yuan Jifeng, hearing the commotion behind him, rushed over to see Lin Baici flailing the fire axe like a shaman performing a ritual.

The veiled female ghost was not yet dead.

After losing her head, her hands suddenly plunged into the body of the auntie, then her upper body clung tightly to her back, attempting to burrow inside her to complete the possession.

Swoosh!

The entrail whipped towards Lin Baici’s head like a lash.

Thinking that she was about to be rescued, the auntie’s body stiffened, losing control.

Lin Baici could have chosen a safer tactic to kill the veiled female ghost, but to save the auntie, he slammed the fire axe into the ground with his right hand.

Bang!

The fire axe lodged in the stone.

Snap!

Lin Baici’s right hand grabbed the intestine that shot towards him, quickly wrapping it around his hand several times, then forcefully pulled it to his side.

Both the veiled female ghost and the auntie were yanked over.

Lin Baici lifted his foot and kicked the auntie’s butt.

Bang!

Ah!

The auntie screamed in agony, lunging forward, while the veiled female ghost was pulled out from her back like yanking out a radish by Lin Baici.

Thud!

The veiled female ghost fell to the ground, wanting to attack but unable to, as Lin Baici was holding her intestine. She tried to bite, but she had no head, so her hands flailed wildly.

Lin Baici kicked the fire axe with his right foot.

Bang!

The fire axe spun through the air, and Lin Baici let go of the intestine, grabbed the axe, and then forcefully chopped it down on the ghost’s body.

Bang! Bang! Bang!

After four or five blows, the headless monster lay completely still.

"Cough, cough, cough!"

The auntie coughed, gasping for breath.

She didn’t asphyxiate and seemed to be alive.

The veiled female ghost stopped moving, breaking into wisps of black smoke that dissipated into the air.

Phew!

Lin Baici let out a breath.

"Is it over?"

Zhang Hao immediately ran over, took out a handkerchief, and wiped sweat from Lin Baici’s brow.

"God Lin, what kind of monster was that?"

"Your oil lamp seems quite fascinating!"

"God Lin, don’t lower your guard, look around to see if there are similar monsters!"

As soon as everyone saw Lin Baici stand firm, their expressions relaxed, knowing he had purified the rule contamination, and they immediately started to ask all sorts of questions.

Most eyes were on the oil lamp in Lin Baici’s hand.

It looked like the kind used by European medieval nobility, oozing with Baroque charm.

"Aunt Show, are you okay?"

Lin Baici’s kick to get the monster off was very forceful.

"I’m fine!"

The auntie, rubbing her waist, looked at Lin Baici with eyes so adoring they could spin silk: "I really owe you this time. Once we get out, I’ll treat you to a meal; I must give myself this opportunity!"

The favor of saving a life meant she was willing to fight through thick and thin.

Bring it on,

She could handle it!

"Is it a monster that can only be seen with special methods?"

Yuan Jifeng inquired.

"Mm!"

Lin Baici’s reply made everyone’s hearts skip a beat, their heads going numb.

This kind of rule contamination was special, usually found in Haunted Castles, deserted villages, eerie tombs; it could be cleansed either by Divine Grace Purification or Taboo things. Reliance on wisdom alone was futile.

Since Qin Palace Divine Ruins recently began emitting pollution again, it was speculated that it was likely an Emperor’s Great Tomb containing such rule contamination, so the market price for Taboo things that let people see these kinds of monsters had skyrocketed, inflating over a hundred times.

Even then, they were completely sold out and snatched up.

Lin Baici, a newcomer, actually had such treasures!

He truly was wealthy!

Everyone was consumed with envy.

"If he’s not Xia Hongmian’s lackey, I’ll write my surname ’Deng’ upside down!"

Deng Mingyu muttered with a sneer, thinking Lin Baici couldn’t have acquired so many top-tier Divine Prohibitions on his own.

"Brother Lin is just so cool!"

Long Miaomiao cracked melon seeds, still eager for more, wishing she could watch for another ten minutes.

"..."

Fang Mingyuan also wished to be praised like that.

Xia Hongyao patted Lin Baici on the shoulder: "This is just a basic operation for Little Linzi, no need to make a big deal out of it!"

"Alumni, let me borrow that oil lamp!"

Gu Qingqiu was curious.

"The corpse of the monster has already disappeared!"

Lin Baici handed over the oil lamp, urging people: "Hurry up and search for God’s bones. The longer we delay, the higher our mortality rate!"

Without Lin Baici’s reminder, they were all God Hunters, aware of this resolve.

Staying meant giving up and leaving it all to others.

This was the most despised behavior in the God Hunter Circle.

Over a hundred people set off again. Although only two had died, the atmosphere was still very oppressive because it was foreseeable that rule contaminations would occur again.

So on they went, cautiously and tremblingly, for half an hour, until they finally left the intestine-like winding tunnel and arrived at a massive cave.

It was a large place, with the floor covered in pebbles the size of black dates, quite smooth, without steep slopes, and with vertical stone columns visible here and there, all eroded, as if gnawed on by wild dogs.