Chapter 129: Chapter 104 This Ghostly God can’t possibly be any righteous god!
Priest Jin Mingjun’s index finger still tingled as he lifted it with a tremble.
He looked at the contract paper with his signature drawn in his own blood, now somewhat twisted and deformed.
Priest Jin Mingjun had the eerie feeling that he had sold himself.
At this moment, he remembered the memory of the first time he had seen the Ghostly God in the dungeons of Nepal.
That memory forced him to believe he had made a grave mistake, bringing a terrifying foreign Ghostly God back to his homeland.
Jin Mingjun took a quiet glance at Sect Hierarch Li Yongxiu, who was also trembling incessantly.
Somehow, he felt a sense of relief in his heart: at least it wasn’t just the two of them—the leader of their sect was also a slave to the Ghostly God, just like himself.
Somehow, discovering that someone of a higher status had the same fate as himself, Jin Mingjun even felt a hint of schadenfreude.
Sect Hierarch Li Yongxiu did not notice the emotional turmoil of his subordinate who had brought him the Ghostly God.
After signing the soul-selling contract, he respectfully picked it up with both hands and presented it to White Crane Child, who was sitting cross-legged in mid-air.
Soon, the three of them heard the Ghostly God’s cackling laugh.
In the office, the three signed contracts whisked out of their hands and into the air, where they burst into flames spontaneously.
Beneath the flames, all three of them felt conflicted, their emotions complex as they watched the burning contract paper.
They felt as if their very souls were being burned as well…
The flames consumed the paper rapidly, and in the blink of an eye, the contract turned to ash.
Three black marks flew out of the ashes and imprinted on the chests of the three individuals like stickers.
At the same time, Jin Mingjun and the invitees such as Sect Hierarch Li Yongxiu heard the voice of the Ghostly God continue:
“From now on, you are my slaves.”
“You do not have the privilege to hear my revered name, nor can you understand it.”
“But you are also fortunate, for I am a merciful master.”
“I have no particular malice or benevolence towards you.”
“Becoming slaves to serve me is just a way for you to atone for your sins.”
“Whether you think of me as an Angel or a Demon doesn’t matter to me, and I won’t care, but as my slaves, you must respond when you hear the summons.”
“Otherwise, you will be violating the contract and shall suffer the punishment of having your soul burned by fierce fire!”
“And now… go to my Spirit Realm, where my servants await you.”
Having said that, Su Ping extended an invitation to the three men.
Sect Hierarch Li Yongxiu, Jin Mingjun, and the others heard a query in their minds, the language obscure but the meaning clear.
After an exchange of glances, they gritted their teeth and chose to agree.
The Ghostly God was right before them.
They had just signed a contract that sold themselves!
They… had no conditions to refuse anymore!
Behind the Bone Burying Ground, at the foot of the big locust tree with human faces.
The three members of the Phosphor Church from Korea appeared directly in front of this huge locust tree, well over a hundred meters tall.
Mists surrounded them, except where the great tree that seemed to connect heaven and earth cleared the fog and could be seen clearly.
The sight of the terrifying and eerie face of the big locust tree stunned the three watchers.
“Devil, fiend, Hell Angel…”
“The master we’re waiting for can’t possibly be a good god, right!”
Sect Hierarch Li Yongxiu’s hands frantically moved in front of his chest until he finally clutched the Holy Cross.
But it wasn’t for praying for protection; instead, he hurriedly tore off what he believed was an object of blasphemy.
And he quickly stepped on it, using his shoe to cover up the impure object.
Priest Jin Mingjun saw this and his eyelids twitched, but he didn’t imitate the gesture.
Because after seeing that the Ghostly God was real, he had preemptively discarded all the Holy Lord’s symbols from his person.
Another priest, who had a relatively low profile, did the same.
This priest, who was Jin Mingjun’s non-blood-related brother, was named Jin Mingxiu.
Before joining the sect, he was the pride of his family, thriving academically from childhood, getting into a prestigious university after attending only one cram school session to prepare for a re-examination.
After completing his military service and his studies, he landed a fairly good job.
But as the overall environment deteriorated, Jin Mingxiu lost his job, and while at the lowest point in his life, he was persuaded by Jin Mingjun, who had attained a certain position, to become a standout priest of the Phosphor Church together.
Then, to seize the opportunity for a quick rise while the sect was still growing, he went with Jin Mingjun to Nepal…
The big locust tree with human faces shook its branches, and several faces opened their features to look towards Jin Mingjun and the others.
Struck by an intensifying fear, the three motionless men began to contort their facial expressions.
Suddenly, accompanied by a dragon’s roar, the fog around them started to quiver, especially in the sky where the fog thinned out significantly, allowing a few rays of sunlight to pierce through.
This helped Jin Mingjun and the others to snap out of the shock from the big locust tree and they quickly turned their heads towards the sky.
Immediately, they saw a black Fish Dragon with a body dark as ink, its scales gleaming with a dark metallic luster.
The magnificent black creature moved through the mists as if swimming in the ocean, rapidly approaching them.
In Su Ping’s eyes, the size of the Big Black Fish Chi Wen was rather ordinary.
But to Jin Mingjun and the other mortals, under the oppression of the Dragon Mighty,
the fish, which was originally comparable to an adult tiger shark, now appeared as imposing and colossal as a sperm whale, inviolable.
Watching Jin Mingjun and the others trembling under the direct gaze of the Dragon Mighty,
Su Ping suddenly realized that the Big Black Fish might be even more powerful than he had imagined when placed on Water Blue Star.