The so-called Murphy's Law means that when you have a premonition that something bad will happen, it will definitely happen.

Dao Ran still thought that Bai Suzhen could kill the Taoist priest and solve the problem perfectly.

As a result, when Daoran walked into the depths of the cave, he saw that Bai Suzhen had appeared as a giant white snake, with a pair of ruby-like eyes staring straight ahead.

Taoist Shi Chan, who had just been turned into a dog, was lying in a layer of misty blue light, with the look of horror on his face not fading away. Daoran noticed that this layer of green light was connected to the densely packed talisman and seal carvings around the cave.

But the core still comes from the small green snake in the center.

This is undoubtedly Xiao Qing, but judging from her condition, it seems to be very bad. Her scales are full of cracks and blood is constantly seeping out, which is then absorbed by the formation and turned into this layer of green light.

Obviously, Bai Suzhen failed to catch up with Taoist Shi Chan, allowing him to activate this formation at the last moment.

"Can't this formation be broken?" Daoran asked quietly.

"If I attack with all my strength, I can break the formation without making a triple move, but the core of the formation is Xiao Qing. If I break the formation, she will definitely die." Bai Suzhen said through a voice transmission.

Taoist Shi Chan ran too fast, and the formation was too close.

Although Bai Suzhen tried her best to catch up and almost caught Taoist Shi Chan, the formation was activated.

This thin layer of green light could not stop Bai Suzhen from giving him a light blow, but Xiaoqing would also die together with Taoist Shi Chan.

Daoran didn't ask for details. Whether Bai Suzhen was negligent or too cautious, it would be useless to talk about it at this point.

Daoran walked up to Qingguang and asked, "How about we talk?"

Taoist Shi Chan said angrily: "You bald thief, you are talking about slaying demons. It turns out that you yourself are in league with demons. You are here just for this snake demon! I want to announce it to the world and let everyone know about you."

His true face!"

Taoist Shi Chan was going crazy. If he had known this was the case, he should have used this snake demon to threaten Dao Ran from the beginning, so that his protective magic weapon would not be destroyed and he would not be seriously injured.

"Amitabha, I originally wanted to let you live, but now that you have discovered it, the young monk can only kill and silence you." Daoran said, raising his fist filled with lightning.

Taoist Shi Chan was so shocked that his eyes almost popped out, and he said loudly: "Wait a minute, if you take action, this snake demon will definitely die!"

"There is no way. The young monk is a greedy person who associates with demons and is afraid of death. If you want to tell the world this secret, the young monk can only kill you. As for this young girl, I am actually not familiar with her, so I can't save her.

Already." Daoran said.

Damn your unfamiliarity! How can you take such a big risk to save people if you are not familiar with it? Taoist Shi Chan didn’t believe it at all, but Dao Ran’s expression was impeccable. The key was that he really gathered the Purple Sky Divine Thunder and punched him.

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The blue light collided with the purple electricity, causing large cracks and several scars on the unconscious Xiao Qing's body.

Seeing that Dao Ran's expression did not change, Taoist Shi Chan turned his head to look at the white snake. Although his body was trembling slightly, he did not intercept it.

It's over, it seems like he's really going to die.

This little thief is so ruthless, he will do anything for the sake of his reputation.

"Wait! Wait! I don't need to tell this secret. We have to discuss it!" Taoist Shi Chan said.

Daoran grinned and finally frightened him.

I heard Bai Suzhen say that it would take three moves to break the formation even with all her strength. Daoran now has very little mana left, and Xiaoqing will definitely not die with one punch. That's why he punched him, causing Taoist Shi Chan to misjudge his determination.

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Thanks to Bai Suzhen's trust, otherwise this scene would not have been performed at all.

Now that Taoist Shi Chan has been frightened out of his wits, we have to talk about it next.

Bai Suzhen didn't speak, and seemed to have complete trust in Dao Ran. Dao Ran naturally took the initiative and discussed with Taoist Shi Chan: "Actually, we don't have to fight to the death. Look at you helping the imperial master and murdering the imperial officials. I

Mixing with monsters is not allowed in Buddhism. You know my secret, and I know your secret. If we keep each other secret, we will still have the opportunity to cooperate with each other in the future, so why fight to the death?"

Taoist Shi Chan also felt that it made sense and asked: "Then what conditions do you have?"

"It's very simple. If you let him go and swear not to tell anyone what happened today, we will let you go," Daoran said.

For practitioners, vows are binding.

Although cause and effect and luck are elusive, as long as you embark on the path of spiritual practice, you will definitely be affected by them. Therefore, practitioners generally do not dare to make random oaths, and they do not dare to break them easily after making an oath.

After hearing this, Taoist Shi Chan felt that the conditions were not too harsh, but he still didn't completely believe it. He said to Dao Ran: "You and I are not good people. Although there are consequences for breaking the oath, it is not necessarily serious. You can't swear like this."

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"Then what do you want?" Daoran asked.

"It's very simple. The two of us have low magic power and the binding force of the oath is not strong, so we will involve our masters. I swear, as long as you let me go, I will not tell anyone what happened today and untie the knot.

The formation will release the snake demon. If I break my promise, I will have my master Qiansu Zhenren throw me into the Cave of Ten Thousand Snakes and be tortured by poisonous snakes." Taoist Shi Chan said.

After saying these words, Daoran intuitively felt that there was a mysterious force blessing him.

This power was very subtle and had almost no impact. If he hadn't practiced the Third Eye and had the bonus of spiritual awareness, he wouldn't be able to sense it at all.

This should be the power of cause and effect brought by the oath.

Dao Ran also discovered an interesting point from this power of cause and effect. Taoist Shi Chan said with determination that the punishment of being entangled by poisonous snakes in Wan Snake Cave seemed serious, but in fact it was not so.

Dao Ran didn't know what it said, but he could sense that this punishment would not necessarily kill people. Maybe Taoist Shi Chan had some way to survive the torture, so he dared to swear by it.

"In this case, I will also make one. The young monk swears in the name of Master Fahai that as long as you let this little green donor go and keep today's matter a secret, I will let you go. If you break your promise, let my master

I am expelled from the disciples and will never be a disciple of Buddhism again."

Sure enough, as soon as he finished swearing, another mysterious force wrapped around him.

Taoist Shi Chan felt a little more relaxed when he heard that Daoran was willing to take Fahai out and swear it. Regardless of whether it was Qiansu Zhenren or Fahai, their cultivation levels were considered to be top-notch in the world, and they were extremely closely connected with the laws of heaven and earth.

You are also a disciple, and your relationship with your master is extremely close, so the chance of this oath being fulfilled is extremely high.

Therefore, practitioners generally dare not accept random disciples. If they do, they will most likely be involved in various causes and effects.

But Taoist Shi Chan thought about it carefully and seemed to feel that something was wrong. If he violated the oath, he would be entangled by a poisonous snake. If the young monk violated the oath, he would be expelled from the disciples. Isn't this punishment a bit unfair?

Just as he was about to bargain again, he heard the white snake say: "Master Daoran, I have caused trouble for you by swearing so viciously. For such a great kindness, I will definitely sacrifice my life to repay you in the future."

Taoist Shi Chan glanced at White Snake in confusion. Could this be a double act? Is it so serious?

In Bai Suzhen's view, Daoran is a holy monk praised by everyone. Both his understanding and Buddhist practice are extraordinary. With the guidance of famous teachers such as Fa Hai, he will at least reach the status of Arhat in the future, and it is not a bad idea to become a Bodhisattva.

For a practitioner, what is more important than achieving true enlightenment?

For Dao Ran, the punishment of being expelled from the master's sect is more serious than losing his life. It can be said to be an extremely cruel punishment. We are just meeting by chance. How can Master Dao Ran not do this for the sake of monsters? It's touching?

"Okay, the oath has been sworn, why don't you let me go?" Daoran said to Taoist Shi Chan.

Taoist Shi Chan frowned. He found that he seemed to have no choice. If he carried on, he would definitely die. If he chose to believe in Dao Ran, there seemed to be a glimmer of hope.

Just as he was about to respond, Taoist Shi Chan's face suddenly stiffened, and large veins covered his face, making him look extremely ferocious.

I saw Taoist Shi Chan opening his mouth and making a completely different sound than before: "Evil disciple, who allows you to swear as a master?!"

There was a crisp sound, as if an invisible hand twisted Taoist Shi Chan's neck.

Taoist Shi Chan's eyes turned white, his tongue stuck out, and he died instantly.

But Taoist Shi Chan hadn't fallen down yet. He tilted his head like a zombie, looked at Dao Ran and Bai Suzhen with his white eyes, and made a gloomy and hoarse voice: "He has ruined my important affairs again and again. Today, I will give it to you first."

A lesson!”

After saying this, Taoist Shi Chan fell to the ground, but at the same time, the demon refining array burst into blue light and began to operate automatically. The little green snake lying in the center of the array twitched violently, its scales shattered, and blood spattered.

The body continues to melt in the blue light.

Let me report the results on the shelves. The first order is 460. Thank you for your support. If nothing unexpected happens, I am sure to get perfect attendance.

So I will definitely keep writing.

Let’s talk about the update. I originally wanted to write more in the past two days, but it rained too much here in Guangdong. I was transferred to the flood control side and worked in 24-hour shifts for flood control, so I should have been writing more in the past two days.

More, I will try to write more when my work becomes easier.

Thank you again for your support. I finally confirmed that it was not a problem with the writing. This is really important. Thank you!
Chapter completed!