The young man placed a banknote on the table and said, "Excuse me, Taoist priest, please show me the way."
Xihe quickly put it away and pointed eastward outside the city towards the dark mountains: "Twenty miles from here, there is a wild temple in the mountains."
The young man stood up, bowed, turned around and strode out of the town, his white brocade clothes fluttering as he quickly disappeared into the crowd.
Old Taoist priest: “…”
I was completely confused and had no idea what was going on. How could he suddenly leave?
Xihe touched his purse happily. This trip was not in vain. He had money for the rest of the journey.
"Ah! Give me back my money!"
The old Taoist priest roared and rushed forward to grab the food: "That's my guest, you damned old beggar, you cunning and shameless chicken! I will never let you go!"
The shrew cursed in the street, and the passers-by stopped what they were doing and stared in amazement.
On the busy street, two old Taoist priests, half buried in the ground, were fighting each other. One pulled my hair and I pulled your clothes. The image of them as immortal masters was completely gone.
Xihe: ...This guy is crazy.
Xihe grabbed the old Taoist priest who was raging with anger and his face turned red, then turned around and ran away.
Licking the sugar man,
Yuanbao squatted obediently in the corner: Hmm? Where's the master?
The old Taoist priest stamped his feet in anger and wanted to follow him, but he was afraid that his wealth would be stolen. When he saw Yuanbao, he immediately laughed sinisterly: "The monk can run away, but the temple cannot, you stinky Taoist priest, your disciple is still in my hands!"
With the hostage in hand, I don’t believe you won’t come back!
The old Taoist priest glared at him fiercely: "Stay still and don't go anywhere until your master comes back!"
Yuanbao: “Oh~”
I lowered my head and continued to lick the candy man. Slurp, it was delicious.
The old Taoist priest almost couldn't breathe. He gathered his strength and then sat down in his seat, shaking his sleeves.
On this side, Xihe ran out of the town and headed straight for the Black Mountain Forest.
She was running very fast along the winding mountain road, and it took her only a dozen minutes to cover the 20 kilometers, but she did not see the young man.
Walk for several miles.
Suddenly, I saw a high mountain, with dark clouds hanging down to the ground and black fog covering the sky.
Xihe did not slow down and rushed directly into the mountains covered with black fog, following the scent all the way.
"Master, are you looking for me?"
The young man in brocade clothes suddenly came out from behind a big tree.
He wore a white brocade robe with cloud patterns, and a snake-shaped jade pendant adorned his waist, emitting a faint glow... Xihe closed his eyes, then opened them again: "The Purple Thunderwood is indeed in the temple. I came here to find it, simply to ask you a question."
The young man in brocade clothes tensed up: "Oh?"
Xi He's gaze lingered on his overly gentle face: "Sir, do you have a twin sister?"
The young man in brocade clothes frowned instantly: "Have you seen Ah Zi?"
Xi He nodded, then shook his head, raising his hand to stroke his fake beard: "I just calculated that your sister and I are in trouble, so I came here specifically to ask."
She didn't expect to meet the snake demon's brother here.
It’s really... fate.
The young man in brocade clothes had an expression that was indescribable, and his eyes wandered over her.
Xihe: ???
She frowned: "What's that look in your eyes?"
The young man in brocade clothes frowned so hard that it could kill a mosquito: "How could my sister fall for an old Taoist like you?"
She is old, short and very old. Is she blind?
Xihe: ...Fuck.
Resisting the urge to curse, Xihe said coldly, "Life and death!"
The young man in brocade clothes was shocked: "Life and death?"
Xihe briefly mentioned what the original owner had encountered in his previous life, and finally added: "It is difficult for a demon to cultivate into a human form. I see a golden light of merit gleaming on your body, so I think you must have done good deeds often."
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