Ghost Catching System

Night fell, and Chu Hao initially thought there wouldn’t be any thunder. Shortly after, the sky emitted a rumble, signaling that a thunderstorm was approaching.

”Boom!”

A flash of lightning struck the central area of Death Valley, and once again a silhouette appeared on the horizon.

Chu Hao became certain that what he saw was real.

In the dark, thunder cracked, and in the flash of lightning, even ordinary people could see the objects around.

Chu Hao saw the group of restless souls change direction, staring intently into the distance ahead.

Chu Hao was shocked to realize that these souls only appeared during thunderstorms.

Chu Hao slowly approached, and when the lightning flashed again, what did he see?

The place the souls were staring at was an abyss below, filled entirely with bones—various types of bones from beasts, humans, and even bodies he had never seen before.

The corpses formed a mountain-like pile, almost filling the abyss.

The light from the lightning vanished, and Death Valley returned to its original state, as if everything that had just happened was nothing but an illusion.

Chu Hao inhaled sharply, questioning whether what he saw was reality or a mirage!

It was certain that the Ultimate Fiery Golden Eyes could see everything, yet they couldn’t uncover the truth of Death Valley.

At this moment, Chu Hao noticed the Treasure Hunting Bee had disappeared.

”Could it be?”

Chu Hao stared forward as the lightning flashed again, immediately noticing the Treasure Hunting Bee at the bottom of the abyss.

Driven solely by instinct, it was searching for Colored Glaze Jade Fragments.

But it actually went in.

Chu Hao was bewildered: ”How did it get in?”

Chu Hao lay low nearby, waiting for the lightning to strike again.

”Boom.”

The lightning flashed, and Chu Hao reacted quickly, throwing a stone into the abyss.

The lightning’s glow vanished, and the eerie scene disappeared.

On Death Valley’s horizon, what stone was there to be seen? It had vanished!

Chu Hao realized, muttering: ”At the moment of the lightning flash, not only can you see the abyss, but you can also go inside.”

The curiosity about what might be inside was immense for Chu Hao.

”The remaining Colored Glaze Jade Fragments are most likely below. Should I go?”

”Forget it, I have the System.”

Chu Hao decided to take a gamble, lying low nearby, waiting for the thunder.

”Boom”

The lightning flashed, and Chu Hao leaped, landing on his Flying Sword, bursting forth at high speed, rushing towards the abyss.

When the lightning faded, Chu Hao felt as if he had entered a vast space.

Chu Hao was dumbfounded, saying, ”I actually came in.”

He looked around.

It was indeed a canyon abyss, and when he looked up, there was no entrance; above him was a sheer cliff, blocking the path he had come from.

How had he gotten in?

Below him was an abyss filled with countless corpses.

The sight was utterly shocking.

Various types of bodies—humans, beasts, and huge monsters.

Chu Hao even saw the corpses of dinosaurs.

Yes, dinosaurs from the Cretaceous Period.

Their existence predated the current era by billions of years.

But how was this possible?

How could the dinosaur corpses remain intact?

Even dinosaur fossils would have some wear from the passage of time.

The sight of these corpses deeply shocked Chu Hao.

Chu Hao asked, ”System, can I leave here?”

System: ”Recommend host to upgrade the Yin-Yang Portal.”

Chu Hao breathed a sigh of relief, fearing the system would say, ”Level is insufficient,” which would be a problem.

This place was eerie, and the vast number of corpses below made it incredibly unnerving.

Chu Hao soared through the air, mumbling: ”Is that a Tyrannosaurus?”

He saw a dinosaur’s body, towering twenty meters high, just like the Tyrannosaurus usually seen in movies.

”That’s a Pterosaur.”

Chu Hao could still recognize some of the simpler dinosaur bodies.

Chu Hao spotted a corpse, exclaiming in surprise, ”Ghost Winged People?”

Yes, indeed the Ghost Winged People.

Chu Hao had seen them before in the Seventh District.

This giant creature was covered in scales, with a pair of wings on its back, resembling a demon of the night.

Back then, the Ghost Winged People Chu Hao saw seemed alive within ice blocks.

Yet here, the Ghost Winged People were all deceased.

Dinosaurs, Ghost Winged People—all were ancient creatures, once dominators of the world.

Chu Hao felt his scalp tingle; this place was unreasonably eerie, similar to the Rebirth Realm.

He didn’t want to stay for a moment longer and just wanted to find the fragments of the Colored Glaze Treasure and leave.

At that moment, the bottom shook, startling him.

It seemed something was beneath the mountain-like pile of corpses.

The innumerable corpses sank downward, revealing something.

Two enormous gears were rotating, grinding the fallen bodies into pulp to fall beneath.

Chu Hao was dumbstruck.

What were these gears?

Who placed them here?

Why destroy these bodies?

The giant gears turned, and countless bodies descended.

Chu Hao’s heart trembled.

Finally, as the corpses sank, above the abyss and canyon, a black passage appeared.

It continuously spewed new bodies, refilling the area.

Gears turned, bodies were ground, falling down constantly.

Chu Hao felt his scalp tingle, sensing that this place hid a monumental secret.

But no one emerged to answer his questions.

Finally, even Chu Hao couldn’t bear the gruesome sight of gears grinding bodies.

Chu Hao averted his gaze, planning to find the Colored Glaze Treasure and leave.

Guided by the Treasure Hunting Bee, Chu Hao entered deeper, passing through the mountain-like pile of corpses in the canyon, and an eerie wind blew from a valley ahead.

An ancient temple appeared before him.

The Treasure Hunting Bee flew inside.

Were the other fragments here?

Chu Hao also entered the ancient temple, cautious.

The temple was vast, containing an object Chu Hao was too familiar with—the missing parts of the Colored Glaze object.

Unexpectedly, the last fragment of the Colored Glaze object would be as big as a human head.

Chu Hao reached out his hand.

”Ding... Detected Colored Glaze object, System collecting.”

”Ding... Host completed collection task, gained fifty million Experience Points.”

”Ding... Host completed collection task, System assembling object for host.”

”Ding... Host obtained incomplete Colored Glaze Jade object, Emperor’s Seal.”

”Ding... Host obtained Emperor’s Seal Commandment.”

Chu Hao was stunned—it was actually the Emperor’s Seal!

Isn’t this the weapon of Emperor Fuxi?

Emperor Fuxi, renowned throughout the Yin and Yang Realm, his treasure equaled the sight of the Emperor.

Chu Hao’s heart swelled with excitement; within the world of Ultimate Illusion Technique, he had read numerous ancient texts documenting how Emperor Fuxi led people to dominate the Realm of Yanhuang Yangjian.

It could be said.

If Fuxi had wielded the Emperor’s Seal during his duel with the First Ghost, what fear would the Human-monarch Emperor have towards the First Ghost?