Chapter 72 Worse than the sky falling Shen Dinghai thought, Cousin Ran Ran was right to be cautious, but also right to be reckless. But in the case of Wu Pannan, whether he was cautious or reckless, it was as difficult as plucking hair from a tiger's mouth. Her family is her focus, but if she wants to solve the problem, she can only start with her family. Shen Dinghai became worried. Little Ye Zi was keeping the turtle at home with his father's inexplicable extra turtle according to his cousin Ran Ran's instructions. As for Xiaoyu... there is a being that even her cousin can't defeat, and Xiaoyu is even more helpless. For the umpteenth time, Shen Dinghai wanted to ask his grandparents far away in the mountains why they put such a tight spell on the full-level cousin Ran Ran! To say that the broken seal was a tightening curse is an insult to the tightening curse. At least the tightening curse will not limit the daily performance of the Monkey King, but when Tang Monk is unhappy, the Monkey King will suffer from being talked about. Cousin Ran Ran’s seal is more like Wuzhishan! A big mountain came down, and my cousin was helpless and couldn't do anything. It's just like the Buddha who defeated the Buddha in a battle and turned into an ordinary monkey. Even the food can only depend on God's will, and drink some rain, snow, and the like.
Cousin Ran Ran has also gone directly from a max-level boss to a rookie in Novice Village! Shen Dinghai secretly pulled Ran Ran's collar, and while Wu Pannan was in a state of emotion and unable to extricate himself, he took the time to ask. "Cousin, do you think it's possible that you can break through the seal on your body now?" Ran Ran faced Shen Dinghai's big, expectant eyes and couldn't help but clenched her hands. She bit her lip in embarrassment, her face looked strangely pale, and the light in her eyes was still bright, but it made people feel that she was extremely disappointed. Now not only does she feel that she is too weak, but her second nephew also feels that she cannot protect everyone since she is sealed... As soon as this thought emerged, it seemed as if I was escaping into endless darkness, and the world around me was lit with lights. Among the thousands of houses, none of the lights were lit for her. She floated like a rootless duckweed in the dark water, trying her best to swim towards the nearest light. But no matter how far she swam or how long she swam, she couldn't get close to that light. This world that she had longed for for a long time was nice, but no place seemed to belong to her. There is none on the mountain, and there is none at the foot of the mountain. "Loneliness... loneliness is your destination..." Ran Ran lay on her back on the water, tears streaming down her eyes, dripping into the dark lake, causing small ripples. Apart from the sporadic sound of water, there was only the endless magic sound in my ears, repeating the word "lonely" endlessly. Ran Ran fell into a daze until Shen Dinghai shook her shoulders vigorously to wake her up from that situation. "Cousin, what's wrong with you?" Ran Ran met Shen Dinghai's panicked eyes and thought blankly, yes... what happened to her just now? She doesn't know either... Shen Dinghai breathed a sigh of relief when he saw Ran Ran finally come to his senses, "Cousin, you scared me to death. The way you acted just now, it was as if you were possessed by a nightmare." After he finished speaking, he added cautiously, "Although I don't know what it is like to be truly possessed."
"Cousin, you can't do this again, my little heart can't bear it!" Shen Dinghai's nagging voice seemed to come from the horizon. Nightmare? Ran Ran opened his eyes wide. For the disciples who practice in Xuanmen, there is no such thing as being trapped. The accurate term should be...inner demon! Ran Ran just felt unbelievable. Did she have inner demons? ! But she obviously can't have inner demons! Ran Ran's face was pale. She once accidentally overheard her parents talking. They said they must not mention these two words in front of her. The memories of the past gradually come back to life, like a page that was originally just black and white finally regains color. Inner demons are actually a basic concept that Taoist disciples will know when they practice. But her parents said she was not allowed to mention it in front of her, let alone explain the meaning of the word to her. Ranran wanted to secretly read the relevant books out of curiosity. Nothing came of it. Her parents had always been cautious when it came to her, and they must have simply deleted all the books containing relevant information. Therefore, Ran Ran kept harboring this question until she found Wu Ning. In Wu Ning's writing, the meaning of the word inner demon is opened to Ran Ran just like it is to other Taoist disciples. Ran Ran learned from the book that the inner demon is a very basic concept. Simply put, it means that the sorcerer's belief in practice has been shaken. Almost all warlocks will encounter it in the process of practice, whether it is big or small. The little demon is like a small psychological obstacle. The warlock only needs to overcome this obstacle like ordinary people. Once you have crossed it, you have passed it. This is actually true for greater inner demons, but it is easier said than done. Many warlocks have difficulty getting over this level throughout their lives. So in Xuanmen, this is common knowledge that everyone knows: once serious inner demons appear, a warlock will be trapped in this nightmare for almost the rest of his life. It is difficult to make progress in cultivation. After reading it, Ran Ran lamented to Wu Ning, "It sounds like something as serious as the Tao Heart Oath. Why can parents tell Ran Ran the Tao Heart Oath, but not let Ran Ran know about the inner demons?" Wu Ning, who has always been taciturn, wrote a line of words on the page for the first time. "The inner demon is far more terrifying than the Dao Heart Oath." Ran Ran's eyes widened at that time. She didn't care about the inner vows or inner demons at all. She was just immersed in the joy that Wu Ning was finally willing to talk to her again. Ran Ran pulls away from the memories of the past, like a fish leaving the river. Because of the loss of water source, his breathing gradually dries up, and even the struggle that symbolizes life becomes weaker and weaker. Shen Dinghai looked at Ran Ran, who seemed to have had his soul suddenly taken away, and said in a panicked tone, "Cousin, what's wrong with you?" "You can tell me whatever happens!" Realizing that Ran Ran was too lost to listen, Shen Dinghai slapped himself hard in the mouth. "It's all the fault of this mouth. I shouldn't have asked you that!" Seeing Shen Dinghai's actions, Mr. Shen and Mrs. Shen, who had almost recovered, both hurried forward, "Dinghai, what are you doing!" Shen Dinghai looked at Ran Ran, who was still unable to recover, and said angrily: "No matter how stupid I am, I should realize..."
"My cousin was fine before, but it was only after I asked about the seal! My cousin became like this!" Mr. Shen was anxious and puzzled, "What happened to the seal? Didn't we discuss this before? Ran Ran was fine at that time." Shen Dinghai fell completely into self-blame, "It's because of me! Stop talking!" He knelt down and looked at Ran Ran, "Cousin, no matter what I said before, don't take it to heart, okay?" "Don't worry, we will solve any problems together." After hearing this, Ran Ran finally regained some sparkle in her absent-minded eyes, but her next appearance made everyone even more worried. Two lines of clear tears rolled down from Ran Ran's eyes, and she murmured: "There is no way to solve it... It's over." "Ran Ran is finished." Wu Pannan looked at Ran Ran who was surrounded by everyone, jealousy flashed in her eyes, and she couldn't control herself from taunting him. "How fucked up are you? Worse than your parents trying to kill you?" This was a very crucial piece of information, but Ran Ran had no time to take it into consideration. She turned her head and looked in the direction of Wu Pannan, and the meaning in her absent-minded eyes could not be clearer. It's even worse than that. Shen Dinghai frowned, "It's all over, and the sky hasn't fallen. Cousin, don't say such depressing words." Ran Ran cried, and she looked at Shen Dinghai as if looking at the only light she could grasp on the dark water. "Worse than the sky falling." (End of this chapter)