Chapter 210
210 This Taoist priest from Ping An Temple has some...skills.
The sea water receded and he looked towards the east, thinking secretly in his heart, and Lord Wang quickly exchanged glances with others.
Today, I saw that Gao Yuan was indeed an amazing person. No wonder I had heard so many rumors about him. He used only one move to solve the problem that had been bothering them for many days. However, the price was not small, as he lost a young Taoist priest under his command.
I believe that even Zhang San from the Demon Subduing Division might not be able to do such a swift and decisive approach.
"I really need your help today, old Taoist priest."
"It's a pity for that young Taoist priest, alas..."
Although he was full of thoughts, at this moment, Lord Wang's tone of voice was naturally sad.
Most monsters are ferocious. At this moment, he has determined that Xiang Jiannan will die in the East China Sea. He may have become the food in the belly of the green dragon. Swallowing a cultivator with Taoism skills will bring him hundreds of benefits and no harm.
Unlike the dead Xiang Jiannan, the other Taoist priest who came with them was much inferior. He had a terrified expression from the moment he appeared, and his eyes were almost popping out of their sockets. Every time he saw it, he would think of three words:
No knowledge.
"Why are you sighing, sir? We should celebrate that the flood has been stopped. I, a Taoist priest, didn't contribute much."
He was still looking at the east and could actually smile, not looking sad at all. Gao Yuan's performance was nothing new to Lord Wang and the others. Most monks were fickle, and the old Taoist's behavior was not uncommon in the Zhou Dynasty.
He turned around and was about to go back with a sigh, but he heard a sudden shouting and cursing from afar. As the weak voice reached his ears, he looked back and saw the little Taoist priest, who he had defined as a state of death, walking towards him from the east with a staggering step.
His hair bun was disheveled, his clothes were wet and messy, and his whole body looked like it was about to fall apart. Although he looked weak, the words he uttered were very clear.
It really broadened their horizons.
I didn't expect that I could come back alive. People who have been through the gates of hell are different. It is particularly refreshing to watch them cursing as they walk.
Great enlightenment and no worries.
The old Taoist priest was not annoyed after hearing this. Instead, the smile on his face became even more intense. He was just waiting for the sound coming towards him to get closer.
"You damned old Taoist priest, the Grandmaster will definitely send down a thunderbolt to smash you into ashes!"
"Bah, I, Xiang Jiannan, really believed your lies!"
"I have never seen such a cruel and ruthless person!"
“.”
People in the Taoist sect just go with the flow.
When Xiang Jiannan approached, his brows frowned from time to time. Because his words were really unbearable to hear, Lord Wang and others could only listen quietly on the side.
Such a situation of disciples scolding their masters was not common in the Zhou Dynasty. No wonder Taoism is in decline today.
It is even worse than Buddhism. Teachers have no dignity at all. Don't you know that once you are a teacher, you are a father for life? They, the scholars, are even less likely to do such a thing.
When they thought of this, even though they were outsiders, Lord Wang and the others felt a certain emotion in their hearts.
"Master has already said that he will protect you. In front of so many people, aren't you afraid of being laughed at by others?"
He waited until Xiang Jiannan had almost finished scolding him, Gao Yuan reiterated without blinking:
"This time we are doing this for the people along the coast. Disciple, you are a cultivator, so you should have the people of the world in your heart."
These words were said while Xiang Jiannan was resting, but when they reached the ears of the young Taoist priest, they took on a different meaning: the old Taoist priest was now shirking responsibility.
A living person of his size was thrown away just like that. If Xiang Jiannan had not been born young, he would have become a corpse at the bottom of the sea by now.
The main reason was that the green dragon was kind-hearted. After entering the sea, it just took him for a wandering and soon returned to the shore. It had no intention of killing Xiang Jiannan.
I really didn't expect that I could hold my breath in the water for so long. Today's experience has far exceeded my expectations.
Xiang Jiannan never realized that he had become so powerful. Next time he had time, he would definitely test his limits. When he was wandering around the East China Sea, he felt that he could stay there for a whole day.
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"Stop talking. It's cold. Let's go back to the camp and dry our clothes."
He opened his mouth to scold again, but his vocabulary was actually scarce at this moment. Xiang Jiannan was interrupted by the old Taoist priest as soon as he opened his mouth. He just went down the stairs and glared at the old Taoist priest, then followed everyone and turned to walk towards the camp.
During this period, only Wang Yixing took action. He took off his Taoist robe and hurriedly put it on his senior brother.
He was even more speechless now. Just like Lord Wang, he had expected Xiang Jiannan to never come back.
Miracles like this depend on when to use them. Between Qing Jiao and his senior brother, he believes the former more. Just by looking at them, the two are not on the same level.
If it's the master, it's almost the same.
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"Masters, please take a rest first. I still have some things to deal with. I will be back soon."
After returning to the tent, he immediately ordered people to prepare charcoal and gave a few simple instructions. Soon Li Jin turned around and walked out.
When they came back, Tang Ning and Li Jin were confronting the men of Lord Wang and others. Perhaps they believed what Tang Ning said before about capturing people to fill the sea, so the eyes of both sides were very unfriendly, and they did not separate until they came back.
Although the sea water was not far from the base camp, it did not make the two groups of people give up their hostility.
It almost caused a big trouble.
"Does Qing Jiao have anything to say to you?"
After Li Si left, he continued to occupy the soft couch. While speaking, he saw that Xiang Jiannan had taken off only one piece of clothing, so Gao Yuan quickly spoke up to stop him.
Although all the people in this base camp are men, the disciple's actions are a bit too bold.
Be careful someone might break in suddenly.
"No, it's good enough to save my life."
Holding up his Taoist robe and roasting himself casually, Xiang Jiannan naturally felt resentful, so he stood beside the charcoal and answered truthfully.
There was indeed nothing left for him. The last look of Qing Jiao was somewhat gentle, but it was hard to say with his scarlet eyes. Xiang Jiannan seemed to be smiling, but maybe that was not what he meant at all.
Under that situation, I would definitely think positively about everything. The water in the East China Sea is icy cold, and being able to survive is a victory.
“That’s a bit strange.”
Seeing that Xiang Jiannan's tone did not sound like a lie and seeing that the Taoist robe in his disciple's hand was about to touch the burning coals, Gao Yuan stood up and reminded him.
"When you entered the East China Sea, did I see something falling in with you? Didn't the green dragon notice it?"
"What?"
Xiang Jiannan was still angry when he heard Gao Yuan's words. He and Wang Yihang stopped what they were doing. First, he wanted to confirm whether the old Taoist priest was bluffing.
At the end, he raised three fingers and shook them a few times, leaving only an internationally recognized hand gesture for the two of them.
The young Taoist priest wanted to curse but didn't know where to start, so he could only endure the old Taoist priest patiently.
He and the old Taoist priest are a family, so unless it is necessary, they would rather keep silent.
(End of this chapter)