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- "Who took it away?" Lao Wu reached out and shook the copper urn.
Lao Wu's questions are sometimes meaningless, and Mo Wen often doesn't answer them. According to common sense, this thing will never be taken away by the giant horseshoe crab, because the giant horseshoe crab only comes ashore on the night of the full moon, but except for it , who would take away the inner elixir left by Chimu and the strange fish?
"Master, could it be that people from the South China Sea are here?" Lao Wu made sure that there was nothing in the urn, and then began to look around the ground around the copper urn.
"No." Mo Wen shook his head and said, "If they find it, there is no way they won't collect the corpse for the strange fish."
"Forget it, let's leave quickly. If anyone sees us here, you will have to take the blame again." Lao Wu urged Mo Wen to leave.
Mo Wen did not leave in a hurry, but searched carefully inside the palace, but found no inner elixir or strange wooden artifacts.
"Bad luck." Lao Wu raised his foot and cursed.
Mo Wen turned around when he heard the sound and saw Lao Wu holding a piece of broken tile and scratching the sole of his shoe, "Where did this shit come from?"
Mo Wen took a closer look and saw that what Lao Wu accidentally stepped on was a pile of feces-like bones mixed with not yet dry. Seeing this pile of feces-like things, Mo Wen suddenly thought of something and stepped forward to pick up a piece. Sniff the broken bones.
"Master, what are you doing?" Lao Wu grinned and frowned.
"Let's go, I know who took the ruler wood away." Mo Wen threw away the broken bones in his hands, turned around and walked out. What he sniffed earlier was not dog shit or feces, but the indigestible hard bones regurgitated by snakes.
"Who?" Lao Wu asked excitedly.
"It was carried away by the snake demon not far from here." Mo Wenti swept eastward with anger.
The aura of the snake demon appeared eight miles northeast of here. Mo Wen rushed over. When he got closer, he found that this place was a round mound covering an area of ??several acres. There was a mountain peak three miles away to the north and five or six miles away to the south. There are rivers inside and outside, and there is a mountain cover fifty miles away. This kind of terrain is completely in line with the feng shui of Yinzhai. Therefore, although there are no tombstones on this mound, he still determined that it was a tombstone where no one was worshiping as soon as he landed. Ancient tomb.
"Master, is it here?" Lao Wu followed over and asked in a low voice.
Mo Wen nodded, then raised his hand and took out the talisman box to draw three qi-fixing charms, which were placed on the north, southwest and southeast sides of the mound. The qi-fixing formation was completed, and the snake demon hidden under the soil was Immediately frightened, he rushed out of the cave anxiously.
¡°Master, do you need to cut down the grass around you?¡± Lao Wu drew out his long sword.
¡°No need, the more secretive this is, the better.¡± Mo Wen took the long sword from Lao Wu¡¯s hand and returned it to its sheath.
After setting up the formation, Mo asked and stood quietly waiting. Lao Wu couldn't sit still and dug grass around the mound to look for holes.
"There's no need to look for it, it will come out by itself later." Mo Wen said to Lao Wu.
Hearing the words, Lao Wu turned around and walked back. He looked around to find a place for Mo Wen to rest, but there was a patch of grass around him and there were no rocks or trees to rest on. The search was fruitless, so he had to give up.
"Master, when will it come out?" Lao Wu slapped his ears. He was also an alien. Although he was not as anxious as other aliens in the formation, he would always have tinnitus.
"Right away." Mo Wen estimated the heat and drew another Qi-fixing charm to create a gap in the Qi-fixing formation.
"The aliens are very sensitive to the earth's energy. They need to rely on the flowing earth's energy to determine the direction of longitude and latitude. Once the earth's energy is released, the snake demon underground will immediately rise quickly from the underground.
"Here he is, he's quite big." Mo Wen said to Lao Wu.
As soon as Mo Wen finished speaking, a red poisonous snake that was about ten feet long and as thick as a sea bowl appeared in the grass on the south side of the mound. After leaving the cave, it immediately parted through the grass and jumped south.
"The red ones are poisonous." Lao Wu held the filial stick as if facing a powerful enemy.
As soon as Lao Wu shouted, the poisonous snake had already arrived in front of the two of them. Before its body arrived, the poisonous mist spitting out of its mouth had arrived first.
Mo Wen raised his hand and stretched out his spiritual energy to knock back the poisonous mist and the poisonous snake that tried to break out of the formation.
While shaking the poisonous snake away, Mo Wen also saw its species. It was a common red snake in the north. It was venomous but not very toxic. Since it was not a deep-seated snake, its appearance was no different from ordinary snakes. It's just that the body shape is much larger.
After the poisonous snake landed, there was another conflict. Mo Wen followed suit and blocked it back again. Since he did not want to shock it to death, he only used 30% of his spiritual energy.
Red Snake then tried again, but was shocked back by Mo Wen again. The art of war has its own words. After three attempts, the red snake lost its momentum and Yu Mowen crossed over ten steps away and raised his head, intending to confront him.
??This red snake has only three to five hundred years of Taoism, and it can't transform into a human body, but it has three to five hundred years of Taoism.He must be able to understand human speech, so Mo Wen said to him, "Give back the two things you took away from the Xishan Taoist Temple."
The red snake did not respond when he heard the words. The snake stretched out his words and was alert.
"Take it out quickly, or I'll skin you." Lao Wu threatened loudly.
Lao Wu¡¯s threats had no effect. The red snake instinctively judged that Mo Wen was the biggest threat, so it always maintained a defensive posture against Mo Wen.
Lao Wu failed to intimidate and turned to look at Mo Wen, waiting for him to make up his mind.
Mo Wen looked at the expression and behavior of the red snake, and felt that it might not be able to understand human speech. Whether aliens can understand human speech depends on whether it has had contact with humans before. If it has been living alone in the mountains, even if it has reached the age of being able to change its human form. The state also cannot understand human speech.
Since he couldn¡¯t understand the language, he could only rely on gestures. Mo Wen raised his finger and pointed to the west, then traced the shape of an urn, and finally stretched out two fingers.
This method worked. The red snake turned around and swam back to the ancient tomb without asking about the gesture. Most aliens who dig holes and build nests would choose a sunny place to leave an exit. The exit of the red snake's snake hole is located in the middle of the south side of the mound.
"Master, what are you going to do with the ruler wood?" Lao Wu asked.
¡°We¡¯ll discuss it again,¡± Mo Wen said casually. At this time, he didn¡¯t even know what Chimu looked like, so it was too early to consider how to deal with it.
The red snake quickly swam out of the ancient tomb, holding a gray-white thing the size of a fist in its mouth. When it reached the place where it was previously entrenched, it put down the thing in its mouth, then turned around and swam towards the entrance of the cave again.
Lao Wu stepped forward and picked up the white thing, then turned back and handed it to Mo Wen.
Before that, Mo Wen had already clearly seen the appearance of the white thing, so he shook his head and did not answer it.
"Master, is this a shell?" Lao Wu looked at the gray-white thing in confusion.
"Yes, gold and silver were rarely traded before the Shang Dynasty. They used this kind of shell, called shell money." Mo Wen said casually.
While the two were talking, the red snake took out another shell, put it on the spot, and looked up at Mo Wen.
Mo Wen took the polished shell from Lao Wu's hand and threw it in front of it, shook his head at it, then pointed to the filial piety stick in Lao Wu's hand, gestured with the circle of the copper urn, and then stretched out two more finger.
Snakes don¡¯t have the same rich expressions as humans. Seeing Mo Wen, the red snake threw back the shell and looked directly at him with its head raised. What was in its mind was unknown.
After a while, the red snake turned around and swam back to the ancient tomb again and pulled out something. It was a round, hollow wooden vessel the size of a wine cup and engraved with dragon patterns. Its shape was very similar to that of a jade jade, but it was made of wood.
Mo Wen raised his hand and stretched out his spiritual energy to grab it and look at it carefully. He found that there was nothing else but dragon patterns on it. The wood seemed to be some kind of rare hard wood that he had never seen before.
The red snake refused to give way and swam into the ancient tomb again. This time it came out backwards, dragging a larger rectangular black piece of wood.
"Master, what is this?" Lao Wu raised his hand and scratched his head.
"It seems to be some kind of wooden musical instrument. This thing is very stupid. Go to the Taoist temple and bring the copper urn." Mo Wen said to Lao Wu.
Lao Wu agreed, turned around and ran westward. After running for a few steps, he felt that he was running too slowly, so he pulled off his robe and fluttered his wings to the west.
After Lao Wu transformed into a bat, the poisonous snake was frightened, hissed, and hurriedly swam into the ancient tomb, dragging out more than a dozen wooden utensils one by one. Some of them were recognized by Mo Wen, and some were He didn't recognize it, after all, the Shang Dynasty was more than a thousand years ago.
Due to incomplete identification, it is impossible to determine the purpose of these wooden utensils. This tomb may have buried a prince at that time. The wood used in the burial utensils is very precious. Some of them still have fragrance even after thousands of years. It is difficult to find out. Determine which of the pieces is the never-before-seen ruler wood.
Lao Wu quickly returned with the copper urn on his back. Mo Wen raised his hand and pointed to the west, then pointed at the neck of the copper urn.
The red snake finally understood, took out a piece of jewelry from the pile of wooden utensils, and spit out a red inner elixir the size of an egg from its mouth.
Mo Wenyan used his spiritual energy to grab the jewelry in his hand. The so-called jewelry does not refer to other accessories, but refers specifically to the crown scarf worn by men. This piece of jewelry is in the shape of a crown, which is somewhat similar to the Taoist crown worn by Taoists. It is divided into There are two parts: a crown and a hairpin. The crown that sets the bun is three inches high and two inches wide. The horizontal hairpin is five inches long and is an ordinary gray-yellow color. The wooden crown is heavy in hand. I tried it with spiritual energy and found nothing unusual.
Since there was nothing strange about the object, Mo Wen felt uneasy, so he took it to the top of the copper urn and turned to look at the red snake.
The red snake nodded repeatedly, indicating that the object was indeed taken out of the copper urn.
This red snake is mentally retarded and will not lie to save its life. The saying that a dragon cannot ascend to heaven without a ruler or a tree is also consistent with the saying.Corresponding to the wooden crown, if the Dragon King went to heaven to meet the Jade Emperor, he would naturally change into a human form and go there, so it is reasonable to wear a wooden crown on his head.
"Master." Lao Wu handed over the inner elixir that had been wiped clean.
Mo Wen raised his hand to take the inner elixir and threw it to the red snake, then raised his finger and pointed at his lips.
The red snake didn't know why, and was too cowardly to swallow it. Mo Wen raised his finger again, and then the red snake swallowed the inner elixir into its belly again.
"Tear off the talisman." Mo Wen said to Lao Wu.
Lao Wu had previously seen where Mo Wen placed the talismans. Hearing Mo Wen's words, he took back all the talismans.
The red snake was freed and fled northward in a hurry. After a while, it disappeared.
"Master, why did you give it the inner elixir?" Lao Wu walked to the pile of things and rummaged through them. He found that they were all wooden objects, and his interest suddenly waned.
"The red snake is of the fire attribute, so the inner elixir is useful for it." Mo Wen said casually. In addition to this reason, there is a deeper reason. The breath of the red snake can cover up the breath of the inner elixir, making it invisible to others.
"Take these things and go back to the inn." Mo Wen threw the copper urn to Lao Wu.
Lao Wu put the wooden utensils into the copper urn, and the two of them quickly returned to the town while the moon was dim.
Back to the inn, closed the door, Mo Wen held the candle and looked at the wooden crown carefully. There was no pattern on the object. It should be a ruler wood, but he was not sure that it was a ruler wood.
After looking at it for a moment, Mo Wen placed the wooden crown on his head and found that the wooden crown was much larger than the ordinary Taoist crown. This shows that the person wearing it must have a very big head.
¡°Master, it¡¯s a bit too big for you,¡± Lao Wu smiled and took the wooden crown and put it on his head, ¡°Look, it fits me well.¡±
Before Lao Wu could finish his words, he suddenly flew up into the air. When Mo Wen looked up and reacted, Lao Wu had already crashed through the roof of the house, screaming and rushing towards Ling Xiao - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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