Putting the witch's corpse into the box garden, Xu Qing then turned to the corpse of the ghost infant.
Turning the pages of the Sutra of Salvation, the ghost infant's life was uneventful. Shortly after its birth, it was locked in the Locking Infant Tower.
The temple priest of the Child-Giving Temple would regularly send stillborn babies as nourishment for the ghost infant to grow.
This evil yin technique originates from the Rakshasa Bird.
According to legend, in the Land of the Moon, among burial grounds and tombs, accumulated corpse evil and resentment transformed over time into the Rakshasa Bird, which is as large as a gray crane. It can change into evil spirits and likes to eat human eyes. It's also known as Yaksha, Asura, Bilis...
For the ghost infant to grow, it could only be refined using this technique.
