Synopsis of the story of "July Half Moon Sacrifice"
The Shimao tribe in the Yellow River Basin is plagued by evil spirits all year round. Ah Yue, the daughter of Wu Zhu, has inherited her mother's last wish since she was a child, and embarked on a journey to protect the tribe with the forbidden bone fragments and the three soul stones. She worked side by side with the tribe leader Shi Fu and Liangzhu orphan Hei Ya to first defeat the Black Wind Lord in the ruins downstream, and then break into the Stone Tower of Bone City to uncover the mystery of the evil lair. With the help of her uncle's soul, she temporarily destroyed the Black Wind Lord.
Unexpectedly, there is a new disaster hidden under the calm, and the blood evil in the south is gradually revealed with the prophecy of the blood moon coming. Ah Yue led a group of people to explore the Blood Bone Stream for the first time, and found the golden soul stone to ward off evil spirits. They formed a "Guardian Alliance" with tribes such as Heyang, Xigu, Shiwa and other tribes to teach the art of expelling evil spirits, build iron tools inlaid with golden soul stones, and practice cross-tribal defense formations. As time goes by, the young generation Xiaoshi and others grow into the backbone of the guardian, and Ayue also sticks to the inheritance.
On the night when the blood moon comes, three thousand people from the six tribes line up in the Blood and Bone Stream. With the power of the resonance of the three stones, the power of the rain of iron arrows, and the solidity of the soul-blood formation, they start the final battle with the blood evil leader and the remaining evil evil spirits. At the critical moment, Ah Yue transformed into a spirit and merged into the three stones, completely sealing the blood core and dispersing the blood evil. Since then, the blood moon has become a sign of remembrance, and the belief in guardianship has been passed down from generation to generation along with the halo of the three stones on the altar. The tranquility of Shimao and the surrounding tribes has finally been sustained through the perseverance of generations of tribesmen.