The driver's eyes widened as he stared blankly at the three hundred-yuan bills torn in half in his hand.
After a long pause, he finally managed to say, "No, brother, you've been watching too many movies, haven't you? What you're doing is illegal! If you need something, I'll just start the timer and wait for you."
I stumbled and almost fell to the ground.
Yuan Ying wanted to laugh, but she held it in.
...
Since we went in on foot, we could only follow the direction of the tire tracks.
When I got to a three-way intersection, I didn't know which way to go.
This section of the road is paved, and the surface is flat and smooth, so the tire tracks become blurry and indistinct here.
It was impossible to tell whether Baldy Third had taken the left fork in the road or turned right.
"Yingniang, we've lost them!"
I looked at Yuan Ying helplessly.
After a moment of silence, Yuan Ying took off the cloth bag that she had been carrying.
He took out a small, exquisite incense burner, a Bagua mirror, and a blank yellow talisman from the cloth bag.
Yuan Ying placed the incense burner steadily on the ground and lit the incense inside with a lighter.
As the smoke rose, she picked up a Bagua mirror with her left hand and a yellow talisman with her right, chanting incantations.
Then, she carefully began to fold the yellow talisman into the shape of a paper crane.
I stood to the side and watched as she put something inside the origami crane. I couldn't help but ask, "Yingniang, what are you putting in there?"
"The third brother's hair!" Yuan Ying replied without looking up.
Upon hearing this, I suddenly realized what was going on.
No wonder Yuan Ying was so "careless" in front of Bald Lao San before, suddenly falling down and lunging at him.
It turned out they took the opportunity to pull out his hair.
After Yuan Ying folded the origami crane, she held it in both hands and recited a spell over it. The spell had a strange tone and varied intonation.
After she finished reading, she gently placed the origami crane on the ground.
Then he picked up the Bagua mirror again and looked at the origami cranes.
The origami cranes that had been lying quietly on the ground suddenly began to float up slowly, swaying gently in the breeze as they flew towards the fork in the road on the right. They were not moving fast, as if they were scouting the way for us.
"Quick, keep up!"
Yuan Ying put away the incense burner and walked quickly forward.
I quickly followed behind her, my eyes fixed on the origami crane flying in the air.
And so, we followed the origami cranes for about ten minutes.
Suddenly, the origami crane seemed to have exhausted its strength and slowly fell about ten meters in front of it, landing perfectly on a tree branch.
About twenty meters directly in front of us, Bald Old Man San was squatting on the ground burning offerings.
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