Feng Shui Arrangements

Nine Yin Repudiation (Layout): A killing Feng shui layout that collects negative energy and spirits. If people dwelled within this arrangement for too long, sickness and poor health would visit them, and their lifespans would shorten greatly.

Enneawyrm Coffinbearers (Influence): Placing the Enneawyrm Coffinbearers on the lifepoint of a province would ruin it and wash away its fortunes, eventually rendering it a sterile desert. It is a very vicious feng shui layout: the nine wyrms were dragons of extreme yin, and the coffin they carried was also of extreme yin that had collected all of the evil spirits beneath the heavens. It wrecks human fortunes and robs lifespans. Prolonged residence in such a place would destroy families, at best, or end a family line at worst.

Crouching Black Tortoise (Layout): A feng shui layout of the god’s qi coming ashore, meant for royalty and nobility. The Black Tortoise crouching over the hill firmly quashes fortunes. The image of a Black Tortoise is that of an intertwined snake and turtle, forming a layout of utmost yin. It appears as a bleak landscape, a deathtrap.

Ghost Hits Wall (Formation): A formation that beguiles the senses and makes one run around in circles on the spot. Another way of putting it was to say that a malevolent ghost had covered one’s eyes, creating delusions.

Four Divisions (Layout): South is ruled by fire, filled with green flames. Metal rules the west, and is a land of slaughter that brings death to all that enter. Water rules the north, so a swamp should lie behind it.

Seven Stars: Layout that matches the Big dipper, feng shui side of the Brightstar Snowrend formation

Duality of Dragon and Tiger (Layout): The dragon fights the tiger, while the tiger vies with the dragon. A malicious feng shui layout, dragons symbolized emperors, and tigers represented kings; the two plainly couldn’t coexist peacefully with each other. The dead buried here never enter the wheel of reincarnation, but they also couldn’t even find peace in death. More importantly, the layout contains the violent energies of the two beasts, which would amplify the unresolved grievances of the dead. The Tiger represents body, and the Dragon represents spirit. While manifested, they fight a war by proxy, as the two cannot meet; If they did, they would fight to the death, ruining the layout

Sevenfold Layout: Has seven parts that come together into a teleportation formation

Ghost Yanking Feet (Layout): A vicious feng shui layout aimed to kill. On Earth, many good swimmers still ended up drowning for no apparent reason: They were all victims of the Ghost Yanking Feet which could only create currents in water to drown people. While manifested as part of a trapping formation, pale arms formed from the hair of corpsefish shoot out of the water, grabbing hold of those who cross and dragging them under to drown

Ninefilia Specter Fostering (Layout): Nine maidens, born on a yin hour of a yin day in a yin month during a yin year, were buried alive together in a mother-coffin and eight child-coffins. The nine spirits would be refined into a single entity: A Ninefilia Specter, which feeds on yang energy, and cannot travel to far from the layout.

Unnamed Coffin Layout: Killing layout based on the nine sectors and eight trigrams, formed from nine black coffins made of Jadesoul Wood. Originally designed to nourish an immortal body for Yueshen to resurrect in. However, someone adjusted the layout, and the body turned into a bloodcorpse

Certain Death (Layout): A realm of illusions that can kill. Creates illusions that based off of memories and fears. If you believe or react to the illusions, your soul will be extracted

Ressurection Layout (Grand Influence): It commandeers nature’s blessings to invert yin and yang in order to bring back the dead