Chapter - 167

In less than five minutes, all the fresh dishes on the table had already turned rotten and countless black mosquitoes started emerging from the rotten food. There was a rooster that the White family had raised ever since it was a chick in the White family courtyard. A few black mosquitoes flew to the rooster at a very fast speed. After less than ten seconds, the rooster started screaming as it flapped its wings frantically. After that, it fell to the ground and started convulsing until it dropped dead.

Within a few seconds, many large black mosquitoes started emerging from the feathers of the dead rooster. At this time, the black mosquitoes were densely packed in the sky as they rushed towards the crowd of people like a whirlwind. It was very chaotic in the courtyard as the crowd of people tried desperately to avoid the black mosquitoes, as not only were the black mosquitoes extremely poisonous but they could also enter a person’s flesh through a wound on the skin. Even though the mosquitoes were very small as they were only the size of a grain of sand, their bites were very painful.

The person bitten by the black mosquitoes would be in extreme pain and their skin would start swelling immediately.

At this time, all the Masters in the courtyard started using all of their magic skills to get rid of the mosquitoes. Some of them were even throwing out amulets and talismans as they chanted some mantras. Some people hid under the table while several others jumped into the pool to avoid the mosquitoes.

“What is this?” Jasmine asked as she was utterly shocked at this time.

“This is corpse magic!” Finn yelled as he was very shocked and angry at that moment. “These mosquitoes have been raised from the corpse of a baby! This kind of black magic originated from Julesburg! I really would not have expected Mr. Yaleman to raise this kind of insidious thing!”

Jack laughed before he said, “These mosquitoes are raised from the corpse of a dead fetus! Since you refuse to show me any respect, then I will teach all of you a lesson today!”