In the first year of Tianshou, the Holy Emperor Wu Zetian built the Xuanji Pavilion and the Demon Peace Platform, aiming to drive away demons and ghosts and eliminate evil epidemics, so as to calm people's hearts and stabilize the world.
Nuo is a ritual to drive away evil spirits and eliminate evil and epidemic diseases in the country. It is usually held in spring.
In the spring of the third year, Fang Xiangshi held a Nuo on the bank of the Luoshui River as usual. The five hundred demons and ghosts behind him were all trapped by the Xuanji Pavilion and the Pingyao Platform. They would be publicly killed before the Nuo ended, marking the completion of the ceremony.
However, as the Nuo was coming to an end, a sudden and strange heavy fog enveloped the entire city of God. The fog dissipated, and all five hundred demons and ghosts disappeared without a trace.
Shen Tu, the master of the Xuanji Pavilion, and Qi Lin, the master of the Pingyao Pavilion, were ordered by the emperor to investigate.
As we all know, Xuanji Pavilion and Pingyao Platform have been at odds since their establishment, and the two people in power are even more tit for tat.
The arrogant Master Qitai was defeated by Shen Tu, and the impeccable Master Shen Pavilion was defeated by Qi Lin.
When they met again, the gift they gave each other was to take half of each other's life.
The two people, who were injured before they left the battlefield, "joined hands" and walked into the deepest part of this sacred city where people and monsters competed to be the first to appear.
Many years later, there is still a saying in Luoyang, the capital of China: "When the fog clears, how can you be sure that the people standing around you are all people?"
Note: More than 80% of the ghost-hunting articles that fictitiously describe the Tang Dynasty, Wu and Zhou Dynasties are fictitious. The historical figures appearing in the article are ooc warning; they are privately based and have no research, so do not take them seriously.
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