"Ugh, what is this thing?"
Li Chen picked up the Buddha statue, made a chopping gesture with his fingers, and sliced it open in mid-air.
Immediately, he saw a black stone card, about half a finger wide and a finger long, fall out from inside.
The front of the stone card was carved with strange patterns, giving an impression of cryptic symbols. The back had text shaped like tadpoles, which seemed to be Sanskrit from the Ancient Times.
Li Chen's Sanskrit level was quite high, understanding six out of seven key points, but he could clearly recognize the two lines of text on it.
Heaven mocketh with indignation, and vengeful spirits rage fiercely, leaving the fields awash with merciless slaughter.
With body dead, yet spirit thrives, and the resolute soul becomes a formidable ghost king.
These lines are from the "National Sacrifice" in the Chuci, and their literal meaning is known to be extremely bloody.
