Qin Lian nodded.
Of course, they wouldn't dare come again.
After all, I had scared them half to death!
The next morning.
While everyone was eating breakfast.
Suddenly.
A Taoist priest walked in.
These are the people King Cheng arranged.
"Immeasurable Buddha—"
The Taoist priest sat down at a table to the side.
The waiter came over quickly.
"What would you like, sir?"
The Taoist waved his hand and said.
"I have come today in search of something."
The waiter frowned.
"This man looks unfamiliar; he doesn't seem like someone who has stayed at our inn before."
The Taoist priest shook his head.
"I'm not here to look for what I left behind; I'm here to look for what's hidden in this inn!"
The waiter asked.
"What is that?"
"ghost."
The waiter was startled when he heard this.
"Sir, you mustn't talk nonsense. We still need to do business here. If word gets out that it's haunted, how will we be able to do business?"
The Taoist priest shook his head.
"Don't worry, I won't make a fuss about this. I'll do it quietly and leave."
King Cheng deliberately said something.
"Is this just an exaggeration, a scam to freeload?"
The Taoist priest smiled.
He stood up and walked to King Cheng.
"My lord, you have an imposing presence and an air of nobility. Those ghosts and monsters would surely not dare to approach you!"
"The ghost I'm looking for isn't in you, but in one of the people here."
King Cheng sneered.
"Yeah?"
"Then find it. I've never seen a ghost in my life. Let me see one."
The Taoist priest shook his head.
"No, strictly speaking, it's not a ghost, but ghostly energy."
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