Qin Mu and Dragon Unicorn were in a daze as they raised their heads to look at the behemoth beside them. They couldn't say a word.
The huge taotie beast stood beside them and was like a mountain goat. Its front limbs were incomparably strong while its back limbs were thick and short. The fur on its body was covered in rings of bronze patterns.
This behemoth had the face of a human, but its facial features were extremely weird. Its eyes were under its armpits, where its front legs were connected to its chest. Its mouth was wide and square, filled with tiger teeth. Its horns protruded out like thorns, making it look extremely ferocious!
The chest in Star Bunting was refined using the skin and bones of taoties. The skin was the outer layer of the chest while the bones were the skeleton of the chest.
One had to know that Qin Mu had two taotie sacks, and the taotie skin used in the two sacks was only a foot long. However, the outside of this huge chest was completely made of taotie skin!
In addition to the taotie bones that were used to support the space inside, this chest could be said to be incomparably luxurious!
Qin Mu's taotie sack didn't change because the space inside wasn't connected to the outside world. However, because the chest was connected to the outside world, it became a taotie!
The transformation of the chest was slower, probably because the space inside the chest formed a world of its own. After spitting out the people in its stomach, the chest opened up, causing the space inside to be connected to Fengdu. As a result, the chest was also affected by the living realm of the dead in Fengdu.
Qin Mu pulled back his gaze and hurriedly grabbed the taotie sack at his waist. He thought to himself, 'I have to keep my taotie sack properly, I mustn't open it. Otherwise, it won't be two taotie sacks tied to my waist, but two taoties tied to my waist …'
Being sandwiched between two mountain-sized taoties was definitely not a pleasant thing. No matter if it was a squeeze or a tug, he would die an incomparably miserable death!
The taotie that was transformed from the huge chest raised its claws. It was still bewildered and couldn't understand why it had such a transformation.
However, it didn't think too much and immediately sprinted to chase after the people running towards Fengdu. It opened its mouth in joy and swallowed them.
Even though it was affected by the living realm of the dead and had flesh and blood, its thinking was still relatively simple. After all, it was just a box awakened by Qin Mu.
Those who were being chased by it were scared out of their wits and ran for their lives.
Taotie was the most famous ferocious beast in Great Ruins. It would eat anything and was never picky about its food, so it was no wonder that they had fled in all directions.
Qin Mu hesitated for a moment and called out. That Taotie ran back again. It turned its head back and reluctantly looked at those dead people who were running for their lives. Then, it looked at the Dragon Unicorn and couldn't help but be happy again. It opened its mouth wide.
Dragon Unicorn's hair stood on end, and it hurriedly said, "Don't eat me! I treat you as a good brother, but you want to eat me. Is there any justice in this world? "
Qin Mu comforted her, "Don't worry, it doesn't want to eat you. It just likes to collect some bones and broken limbs … Spit them out, quickly spit them out! Damned box, stinky box, you even ate me! Hurry up and spit it out … "
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Finally, they came to the first god city of Fengdu. Here, Qin Mu saw all kinds of strange pedestrians. Some didn't have heads, some had a huge hole in their foreheads, and some were missing arms or legs.
However, there were also some strong practitioners who had died naturally and still had their arms and legs intact.
There were many people in the first god city, and there were also strange lifeforms wandering in the sky. They didn't look like dead people, but like spirit bodies.
"Those are strong practitioners whose souls have scattered. Their broken souls are wandering here. Even if they are in Fengdu, they don't have corporeal bodies."
Bird-Headed God Chi Xiu said, "Don't look at them, be careful of them taking over your body."
Qin Mu hurriedly pulled back his gaze, but his curiosity was piqued. He didn't look at the broken souls wandering in the sky, but at the other people.
Soon, he discovered something strange. Other than the broken souls in the sky, there were actually people who didn't have corporeal bodies!
He saw many people who didn't have any corporeal bodies, only their primordial spirits!
Even if only their primordial spirits were left, these people were still extremely powerful. However, because their primordial spirits were different from the human body, they often took the form of gods and monsters.
The most common ones were the primordial spirits of the four great spirit bodies: Vermillion Bird God, Black Tortoise God, Green Dragon God, and White Tiger God.
However, most of the primordial spirits weren't in these four forms, but in all kinds of strange forms. There were ghost-faced gods with green faces and fangs, ox-headed gods with horns on their heads that were wrapped in flames, human-headed serpents with snake bodies, three-headed and six-armed gods. There were all kinds of forms.
'These people aren't broken souls, and their primordial spirits are complete. Where did they come from? They only have their primordial spirits here, but they don't have corporeal bodies. Doesn't that mean their corporeal bodies are still alive? '
Qin Mu suddenly thought of the key point.
The corporeal bodies of these primordial spirits were still alive!
He stared with his eyes wide open. There were many primordial spirits in the city, and in just the time he had entered the city, he had seen over two hundred primordial spirits of all kinds of forms. Didn't that mean over two hundred gods were still alive?
In this world, how could there be over two hundred gods?
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