Chapter 115: My Dad's Name is Bai Ping

This Lich, afflicted by the Chaos Curse, did not look as pained as the previous Lich.

One could see that its green pupils had turned a strange red, and the emerald staff it held in its hand emitted a green glow.

It then turned its head, aimed its gaze at a Lich, and unleashed a "Plague Ray" at that Lich!

Because undead creatures have a natural resistance to toxins, the Lich only trembled slightly after being hit by this Plague Ray; the plague mist instantly enveloped it, but it did not cause sustained damage.

However, the Plague Ray pierced through its fragile chest, revealing a pitch-black hole.

Before it could react, the Lich afflicted by the Chaos Curse unleashed three more Plague Rays at that Lich, until it was blasted into a pile of bone fragments.

【Soul Point +1】

Zhou Chu could not help but raise an eyebrow, his lips curling into an elegant arc.

So that was it.

The Chaos Curse does not cause death to the target; it only produces a chaotic effect on its soul, thereby causing it to launch attacks on its own companions.

For every target the target afflicted by the Chaos Curse kills, Zhou Chu can obtain 1 Soul Point.

From this, it can be seen that for every different curse, the method of obtaining Soul Points is also different.

It is just unclear whether this curse effect can stack.

Zhou Chu, holding an attitude of wanting to test it, cast an Undying Curse on the Lich before him that was already afflicted by the Chaos Curse.

【You have used the Undying Curse on the Lich! The Lich's Soul Fire will suffer the torment of the "Chaos Curse" until the soul is driven into a frenzy!】

The Lich, having fallen into chaos, suddenly stopped attacking the other Liches and instead pointed its staff at its own head.

A Plague Ray pierced directly through its fragile skull, its Soul Fire was instantly shattered into pieces, and it once again became a pile of bone fragments.

【Soul Point +1】

This Lich was afflicted by the Chaos Curse twice and ended up finishing itself off, which to a certain extent also shows that this curse effect can be stacked.

However, the curse effect produced by the Undying Curse is random and is not under Zhou Chu's control.

This is equivalent to saying that for any target hit by Zhou Chu's Undying Curse, their future fate is left to heaven's will.

Three curses, three Liches dead in an instant; Zhou Chu wondered if it was a bit cruel.

But he suddenly realized at this moment that after killing these three Liches with the Undying Curse, he did not gain experience, nor did he gain Soul Fragments or attribute points.

This only explains one problem: the moment these Liches bowed and scraped before Zhou Chu, their faction shifted, and they became servants working for Zhou Chu.

It can be said that this is a subtle shift that occurred under the effect of the King of All Witches.

Zhou Chu had wanted to experiment a few more times for experience, but he suddenly heard a sound of whimpering crying coming from a corner.

It did not sound like something an undead creature could emit, but rather more like the crying of a human child.

Zhou Chu's heart tightened; how could there be the crying of a human child in this gloomy tomb?

He could not care about testing the curse effect anymore and walked quickly in the direction from which the crying came.

Finally, Zhou Chu discovered the source of the sound in a remote corner.

He saw a small figure curled up in a cage made of bones, wearing a tattered and dirty set of clothes, with hair as messy as withered grass, crying in a low voice.

Zhou Chu walked up cautiously and asked softly, "Who are you? How did you get here?"

The little girl heard the voice and slowly raised her head, revealing a dirty little face that still showed a hint of terror.

Her eyes were red and swollen, tears swirling in her eye sockets, and she kept shaking her hands, saying while crying, "Please, don't kill me, I want to go find my dad..."

Zhou Chu could not feel a trace of death aura from this little girl, which meant she was a normal human.

But as for why this little girl appeared here, she must have been captured by the Lich King to be used for death secret art experiments.

"Don't be afraid, I'm not a monster, I'm a student from Shenxia University, here to clear a Copy." Zhou Chu comforted the crying little girl, waved his longbow, and smashed open the door of the bone cage.

The little girl's body shrank inward, looking at Zhou Chu, who was reaching out to her, with some fear.

Immediately after, her eyes looked back at the monsters kneeling there motionless behind Zhou Chu; she seemed to still not dare to believe Zhou Chu and still regarded him as an accomplice of the monsters.

"You are a monster, you are a terrifying monster! Go away!" The little girl shouted while backing away, her voice becoming sharp due to fear, her eyes full of terror and resistance.

This little girl must have experienced something; she might have been frightened out of her wits and found it hard to trust him for the moment.

He then squatted down and said in as gentle a tone as possible, "Little sister, I'm really not a monster..."

"You are, you are a monster!" The little girl cried even harder.

Zhou Chu was a bit at a loss for a moment; he had almost no experience in coaxing children, let alone a child who had been frightened.

Just when Zhou Chu was at a loss, Li Er suddenly transformed from a bracelet into a beautiful young girl wearing a Lolita dress.

She squatted down and said in a clear, ethereal voice, "Little sister, don't be afraid. Father is really not a monster; he just killed that hateful Lich King!"

As soon as the little girl heard this voice, her crying gradually became quieter, and then she raised her head, sobbing while looking at this pretty big sister wearing a beautiful dress in front of her.

Although there was a hint of vigilance in her eyes, she was clearly not as resistant as before.

Li Er stretched out her small hand, gently touched the little girl's head, and continued, "My name is Li Er, what is your name?"

The little girl gradually relaxed her vigilance and answered in a small voice, "My name is Tongtong..."

A sweet smile bloomed on Li Er's face as she said, "Tongtong, don't be afraid, we will take you away from this terrifying place and then take you to find your dad."

The little girl nodded gently after hearing Li Er's words, and the fear in her eyes faded a little more.

However, she still clutched her dirty hem tightly, her body trembling slightly; clearly, the previous fright had not completely dissipated.

When the little girl came out of the cage following Li Er, it was discovered that she was only half a head shorter than Li Er, looking to be about eleven or twelve years old.

If it weren't for Li Er, Zhou Chu really wouldn't have been able to coax this girl.

However, when the little girl saw those kneeling Liches, she still hid behind Li Er in fear.

Upon seeing these Liches, Zhou Chu hurriedly waved his hand and ordered, "All of you, go back to your respective coffins to sleep; without my order, no one is allowed to come out and scare people!"

These Liches, as if granted amnesty, scrambled up from the ground in a panic, quickly dove into their stone coffins, and finally quickly covered the coffin lids.

Watching these terrifying monsters all being obedient to Zhou Chu, a ray of light suddenly burst forth in Tongtong's eyes, and she seemed to look at Zhou Chu with some admiration.

"Little sister, who is your dad? Shall we take you to find your dad?" Zhou Chu asked softly once again.

Seeing Zhou Chu make these monsters crawl back into their coffins with a single sentence, and with her older sister Li Er present, Tongtong seemed to grow bolder and immediately said, "My father is a teacher in the Dormitory Management Department at Shenxia University, his name is Bai Ping!"