The Post Sky Tipping Era

Li Yi and Qin Bing looked at the pale dead head in the water, continually researching it. Their fear of the fierce ghost was not as deep as the people of this world; although they knew it was dangerous, if they could find some trick, it might increase their survival rate in the subsequent Messenger tasks.

"It’s strange, it saw us, and right in front of us, but it didn’t attack us." Qin Bing paused, realizing he had not been attacked.

At that moment, Li Yi’s gaze flickered as he immediately recalled the three phrases Zheng Yaoyao had told him, the last of which was about discerning the ghost’s patterns.

It now appeared that ghosts didn’t kill people on sight but followed a certain pattern.

Although the ghosts in this world were terrifying, they weren’t like the Yin Gods or ghosts of the Four Seas and Eight Continents, who killed randomly. Instead, they were subject to certain restrictions. If they could find the reason for the limitation on the ghost’s killing, the probability of surviving would increase significantly, and this was probably what was referred to as the ’pattern.’

"A ghost only kills under specific circumstances, and right now, we are not under those conditions, so even though I saw it, the ghost won’t act against us," Li Yi said and then, boldly picked up a cobblestone from beside the green belt.

With his Qi and Blood Gang Qi in action, he casually threw it.

The cobblestone shot out like a bullet and the next second penetrated through that pale dead head.

However, instead of blood, foul-smelling yellow liquid, like corpse water, continuously seeped from the wound.

Yet, that head still stared at Li Yi, still making no move to act.

"It still doesn’t act against us?" Qin Bing, smoking a cigarette, said, "It looks like your analysis is correct. The ghosts in this world have certain limitations on themselves. Now I see why the first thing to do after a supernatural event occurs in a location is to seal it off. As long as there are no people around, the ghosts stay calm."