Chapter 12 Maybe he accidentally entered an uninhabited secret place

Author: Tang Youyou

Chapter 12 Maybe he accidentally entered an uninhabited secret place

"What did you say?" Hua Chaoyang didn't understand the meaning of A Li's words for a moment, and was about to ask, but was interrupted by Jiang Lai who suddenly barged in.

He smiled and stared at A Li expectantly: "A Li, on behalf of all the senior brothers, I am here to ask you why you don't like Master? He is very nice, he never beats or scolds us, and he is very protective of his calf."

He assured everyone in the hall that based on his friendship with A Li, he could persuade A Li to change his mind, but the master would have to shed some blood.

"Master has a magic weapon that can fly. If you come, he will definitely give it to you as a gift. Ah Li, you don't know how to wield a sword, so this one is just fine. Ah Li, don't you want to fly?"

Ah Li didn't want to talk nonsense with him, so he turned around and entered the room.

Jiang Lai: Is it my misunderstanding that Ali is on good terms with me?

Jiang Lai didn't want his fellow apprentices to be disappointed in him, so he wanted to chase him into the room. However, he was blocked by the barrier.

Ah Li slept for several hours every day during the day, and he couldn't stop feeling sleepy. When he was resting, he didn't want anyone to disturb him.

Jiang Lai tried it several times, and the barrier was as strong as A Li's refusal to loosen.

Hua Chaoyang was also isolated outside the barrier.

This kid can do so many tricks at such a young age, maybe he can become a talented person without having to learn from a teacher.

She was full of expectations for his future: Then read more books. Self-taught is also the way out.

Thinking of this, she felt worried again.

A Li is self-taught and doesn’t want to be an apprentice, so how can he crack Yuhantang’s mountain-protecting formation?

It would be great if they accepted the followers of the world as their disciples, and they would definitely be willing to sacrifice themselves.

No, let’s plant the spirit plant first. This is the biggest bargaining chip in negotiating terms.

After feeling melancholy, she had time to talk to Jiang Lai.

"You're not leaving yet? What do you want to do?" Hua Chaoyang grabbed Jiang Lai by the collar, who was still trying to break the barrier, and dragged him to the south wall away from A Li's residence.

Jiang Lai smiled flatteringly: "Elder brother asked me to ask what seeds you want. He will buy them tomorrow."

"He's quite positive. Okay, I'll write you a list later."

Jiang came to the spot and said: "Huahua, Huaguanshi, I also have spiritual stones, and I also want to buy some seeds. What do you think?"

Hua Chaoyang was awakened and angrily exposed him.

"Did you get those spiritual stones from me by tricking me?"

Jiang Lai showed his embarrassment - it is not good to be too straightforward.

Hua Chaoyang lowered his head and looked at the Taoist robe that he had not yet had time to change out of, and became angry again.

She grabbed Jiang Lai's collar again and lowered her voice so that A Li wouldn't hear: "You did something tampering with the Taoist robe, don't think I don't know about it. This matter is not over yet. Do you still want to invest in a share? Unless you let me calm down."

After saying that, he let go of his hand and didn't forget to help him smooth out the wrinkles.

Jiang Lai didn't understand what investing in shares meant, but that didn't stop him from aggrievedly selling the senior brother first: "This was not my idea. It's all my fault, senior brother. He taught me to do this."

Ah Li, I hope you can hear that I have not violated our agreement. Senior brother, in order for my junior brother to get started, you will take the blame.

"I won't let Hu Lai go either."

Hua Chaoyang snorted contemptuously at this unloyal guy, rolled up his sleeves and walked to his room, preparing to make a shopping list and cut a handful of the brothers' leeks.

Jiang Lai: Why do I feel so inexplicably comforted and happy?

"You seem to be a weapon refiner?" Hua Chaoyang suddenly turned around and looked at Jiang Lai who was following behind.

Jiang Lai couldn't keep up with Hua Chaoyang's train of thought, and was stunned for a moment before saying, "The enemy."

Hua Chaoyang took another handful of wool without hesitation: "Then give me your weapon refining book."

Jiang Lai was a little confused: "What do you want a book for?"

"Give you a chance to make up for your mistakes, do you want to or not?"

"Yes, of course." Jiang Lai happily took out the book to pay off the debt.

After writing the shopping list, he handed it to Jiang Lai and sent him away. Hua Chaoyang then locked the door, unbuttoned his clothes and looked at the injury on his chest.

The skin is smooth and white, with no scars visible.

What's going on?

She thought she had been deceived, so she gently touched the original wound with her hand. Not only did it no longer hurt, it was also very smooth.

When the dressing was changed yesterday, the skin and flesh were still bloody and turned out. How come it is healed today? This is amazing.

She looked at the mirror carefully with suspicion. Only when she was far away did she realize that the wound on her chest was indeed gone, but a six-diamond-shaped pattern similar to snowflakes was faintly formed. The skin in the middle of the pattern was more moist and shiny than elsewhere.

Why is this? Is it the result of breaking out of the cycle?

She looked in the mirror and pressed curiously towards the brightest piece of skin in the center of the rhombus. Suddenly, a red light flashed in front of her eyes, as if a strong suction force sucked her to an unknown place.

When she opened her eyes from the whirlpool, she found that before her eyes was a vast world that was better than fairyland.

The stream meanders from the distant mountains, and a row of tall and elegant bamboo houses stands between the stream and the foot of the mountain.

The blue sky and white clouds, the chirping of birds, the fragrance of flowers, the gurgling stream, and the surrounding mountains make you feel like you are in a painting.

On one side of the house is a large green fertile field. The crops in the fertile fields are similar to the spiritual plants she planted in the back hill, but they are several times larger than ordinary spiritual plants.

On the other side was a lush orchard with many varieties, none of which she recognized, which made her, a postdoctoral fellow at the Agricultural Research Institute, speechless.

On the ground in the orchard, as far as you can see, there are chickens, ducks and geese, walking leisurely and pecking all over the ground. If you walk a few steps, you can see the eggs rolling aside.

There are mouth-watering fruits hanging on the trees, which are extraordinary at first sight.

She could only see this clearly, as the rest of the place was shrouded in mist, making it difficult to see clearly.

There is a sweetness in the air, as if there is air flowing around in the lungs.

She excitedly walked and watched, and unknowingly reached the stream. On the water, fish jumped out of the water, swung their tails, and then fell back. The whole valley looked like a harvest scene full of fish.

She tentatively put her hand into the water, and the cool water wrapped around her fingers, which was particularly comfortable. When she thought a little, fish swam over and pecked at her fingers, as if they could understand her inner call.

It seems that golden fingers also work here.

Hua Chaoyang happily took out the pottery urn from the Qiankun bag. The moment to witness the miracle was about to come. One after another, fish volunteered to jump into the pottery urn. Only when they could no longer hold it, Hua Chaoyang closed the lid.

Satisfied, she carried the pottery urn and walked towards the bamboo house. Her feet stepped on the moss-covered bluestone. Every step she took made her feel like she had seen her before.

The moment the courtyard door was pushed open, a huge white creature suddenly fell from the sky.

Hua Chaoyang had no time to dodge and was knocked over by the object. The pottery urn in his hand fell to the ground and broke into several pieces, and the fish spilled out.

The big guy originally stuck out his tongue and went straight to Hua Chaoyang's face. When he saw the fish, he immediately put her down and started to catch the fish.

Hua Chaoyang was so frightened that he lost his mind. Seeing that the crisis was temporarily resolved, he quickly rolled and crawled into the house.

While escaping, I did not forget to look around and explore the surrounding situation. The moment I raised my head, I saw the word "Ruins Territory" written on the plaque under the eaves.

Not caring to take a closer look, she entered the house and pushed against the door. She inserted the latch with her backhand and lay panting on the crack of the door to watch what was going on outside.

Strangely enough, the white monster and the fish on the ground were gone, leaving only fragments of the pottery urn and a pool of water stains.

"Fortunately, I am lucky."

Only then did Hua Chaoyang dare to take a breath and look around.

This room is a simple square hall.

She thought carefully about it, and found that the layout of the flower hall was almost the same as that seen on period TV, with the Eight Immortals table, the Grand Master's chair, vases, ink paintings, and a pot of strange-looking plants placed on the high table under the window.

She asked quietly if anyone was there?

After asking several times, no one answered. Judging from her two life experiences, she might be dreaming, or she might have mistakenly entered a secret place where no one is.

No matter where she was, she decided to make peace with it as she came.

She calmed down and then boldly went to the next room.

Pushing the door open, there is a cave inside.
Chapter completed!