Chapter 28 A Small Warning

Qin Liuxi also had a private room in the Taoist temple to rest and practice. After talking to Taoist Chi Yuan, she went into the room and took the yellow paper and cinnabar to draw talismans.

The scene of her talking with Taoist Chi Yuan also fell into the eyes of Qi Qian and others.

"This old Taoist, he obviously knows Na Buqiu, but he didn't tell us. I'm afraid he is deliberately hanging us?" Ying Nan was so angry that his face turned blue: "No, I want to go up and ask."

He jumped in front of Chi Yuan in one step, and asked with a sullen face: "Master, you obviously know Na Buqiu, why do you want to hang us for a few days? Don't you know that human life is at stake?"

"Ying Nan, don't be rude!" Qi Qian stepped forward and said lightly, but there was not much anger in his tone.

He didn't understand, the master of Qingping Temple obviously knew Na Buqiu, why didn't he make a connection?

"My subordinate is rude, please don't be angry, he is just young and impatient." Qi Qian was a little arrogant.

Taoist Chi Yuan flicked his whisk and said, "So-called cause and effect..."

"Cause and effect, cause and effect, you old Taoist priest, are you taking advantage of us because we are ignorant? Isn't this cause and effect what Buddhism says? You are a Taoist, what are you talking about cause and effect?" Ying Nan interrupted without any hesitation.

"Good man, Taoism also talks about cause and effect. Everyone has a destiny. How dare I interfere with the way of heaven?"

"We just come here to seek medical treatment and let you, an old Taoist, help us. Is this linked to the way of heaven? It's too much!" Ying Nan snorted and said, "You are clearly making excuses."

Chi Yuan still smiled: "When the fate comes, the good man will get what he wants."

Qi Qian raised his eyebrows.

"Hey, you old Taoist priest, you are talking about Buddhist verses again..."

"Ying Nan." Qi Qian spoke, and Ying Nan immediately took a step back.

Taoist Chi Yuan looked at Qi Qian, his eyes deep, and said: "Some people have a shallow relationship with their parents. You can't force anything. Good people should remember this."

Qi Qian's breath was choked, and his lips pursed up. After a long while, he smiled faintly: "Don't blame my subordinates. Even I feel that the Taoist priest said the Buddhist verses."

"The abbot of the Wuxiang Temple on the next hill is a good friend of this poor Taoist." Taoist Chi Yuan smiled.

Everyone: "..."

Watching Taoist Chi Yuan go away, Ying Nan said: "Master, this old Taoist is really..." He is a bit of a slap, and so is Buqiu.

Qi Qian said: "Forget it, he is right about one thing, and he finally waited."

The other party did not say that they found the wrong person, that is, the young man was Buqiu, so young.

Qin Liuxi drew a few talismans and rubbed his nose. Then he got up, opened the window, and saw the noble young man.

"Young man, are you going down the mountain?" Chen Pi stepped forward.

"Yeah." If it weren't for those people at home, Qin Liuxi planned to live on the mountain.

Putting away the talisman, Qin Liuxi went down the mountain.

"Sir, the people behind follow us." Chen Pi looked at the strong and tall horses behind.

Qin Liuxi ordered indifferently: "Take a detour to the Wanhuai Forest."

"Yes."

The carriage entered the path.

Qi Qian's group immediately followed, but as they walked, their faces changed.

"Master." Ying Nan looked at Qi Qian with a panic expression. After walking for a long time, the carriage in front had long disappeared, and they were actually turning around in the same place. They had passed this tree next to them five times.

Is this the legendary ghost wall?

Qi Qian's face was also very solemn. He looked up at the towering locust tree, which had covered the sky. The surroundings were black. When the wind blew, the treetops rustled, and it was eerie and terrifying, as if something they had never touched would run out.

The other party deliberately led them into the forest.

Was it a warning given because he knew they were following him?

Qi Qian tightened the reins, a little apprehensive, pursed his lips, and decisively ordered: "Make a fire, and stay here tonight."

He had underestimated the young man.