Three days later, Xu Wen, who transformed into a thin old man, pretended to be passing by the stone street.
Familiar neighbors would pass by him from time to time, and they would even nod politely, but no one knew that the old man they passed by was their former neighbor.
In the hidden corner, the black wind rat is also crawling, taking full view of every pedestrian.
Being plotted inexplicably, he definitely couldn't let it go. He wanted to see if anyone was monitoring his previous residence.
After turning around a few times, he quickly discovered something was wrong.
A house diagonally opposite his house, where you can see the location of his house, was originally occupied by a young couple with a child.
Children often play in the yard, and their giggles can be heard from a long distance away, but today there was no sound at all.
I pretended to rent a house and chatted with the people around me. It turned out that five days ago, the family of three sublet the house.
The new resident is very mysterious and rarely comes out. When he does appear, he comes and goes in a hurry. All he knows is that he is a middle-aged man.
He was furious, these people were really arrogant.
With a thought, Black Wind Rat found a place not far from the other party's door, lay there motionless, and stared at the other party's door.
Even with that young man's ability, he didn't dare to take action in Qingfeng City, and Xu Wen even less dared, but this did not prevent him from monitoring the other party.
He has decided that from now on he will place a summoning object at his door every day until the other party appears or leaves the city.
Except for that young man, he didn't look down on Lao Du and Zhang Xing. As long as the other party dared to leave the city, he would let them know the price of provoking him.
He is not a bloodthirsty or aggressive person, but he is definitely not a weakling who only takes beatings but does not know how to fight back.
What's more, just being a thief for a thousand days does not mean guarding against a thief for a thousand days. The other party came here to monitor him, and he was obviously prepared to fight to the death, so naturally he would not hold back.
Nothing was found for two hours. The other party was either not there or was concentrating on monitoring his original residence.
Seeing that the time was almost up, and it was replaced by Bodhisattva monitoring in the dark, he walked towards the ghost market.
To advance the Heavenly Eye Baoguang Technique, you naturally have to go to the ghost market to test it out, and you can also ask about Lao Du.
Today's ghost market is very lively. Another wave of casual cultivators who explored the ruins have returned here alive, adding a lot of vitality to the ghost market.
Seeing this scene, Xu Wen suddenly felt excited. This situation is the best to miss, and he immediately checked the stalls one by one.
The upgraded Heavenly Eye Treasure Light Technique did not disappoint him. The distance of only one foot allowed him to easily check the stalls on the left and right without having to get closer to observe.
"Take a look, take a look. The secret treasure of Buddhism is the only one in the whole ghost city. There is no other shop like this after passing this village!"
A loud shout came, and it turned out to be Lao Jiu's voice that he hadn't seen for a long time.
Ever since he said he was going to explore the Xishan ruins, Xu Wen had never seen him again. He thought he had died quietly in a corner like countless other cultivators, but he didn't expect that he came out alive.
And the mana fluctuations he deliberately displayed showed that he had actually been promoted from the third level of Qi Refining to the fourth level of Qi Refining.
For ordinary casual cultivators, the early stage of Qi refining to the middle stage of Qi refining is a big hurdle. Most of these casual cultivators hanging around in the ghost market can only break through very late.
Lao Jiu should have gained a lot from this trip to Xishan.
He seemed to have gotten a lot of good things today. The stall was crowded with people, and Xu Wen waited for a while before he squeezed in.
There was not only Laojiu in the crowd, but there were five stalls, but Laojiu was the absolute center. The stall was not only big, but also had the most stuff.
I glanced at Lao Jiu, his face was red and he was full of joy, which was very different from the old farmer's appearance in the past.
The stall is also very different from before. All the messy things are gone, only wooden fish, Buddhist bells, prayer beads and the like.
Under the Heavenly Eye Baoguang Technique, less than half of the people had Baoguang. For Laojiu's stall, it was definitely a shot in the arm.
The other four people's things were much less, sparse and tattered, and the stall owner's cultivation was far inferior to that of Lao Jiu.
"Nie Laojiu, did you guys dig that bald man's grave?"
A casual cultivator couldn't help but said, although it was a joke, everyone could hear the sourness in it.
"Hahaha!"
After laughing several times, Nie Laojiu enjoyed the feeling of being envied, jealous and hated, and replied loudly:
"I'm not afraid to tell you that we teamed up to go to the Western Mountains and found a huge battlefield between bald donkeys."
"That scene was so tragic...those bald ghosts didn't have the compassion they usually preach!"
Although there is no dispute over orthodoxy, the more shallow people are, the less they like things that are different from themselves. Most casual cultivators have a natural aversion to Buddhism, especially Lao Jiu!
Everyone was dubious about his words. There was hardly a single truth in a hundred sentences from the ghost market stall owner.
However, what he put out this time was really good.
Buddhist magical weapons are rarely known for their offensive power, but they are unique in their ability to clarify the mind and calm the energy, guard against inner demons, and drive away external evils.
For casual cultivators like Kuhaha, these are magic weapons that they have no chance to come into contact with at ordinary times.
One by one, they began to use their limited skills desperately, trying to find something good at Lao Jiu's stall.
Xu Wen also asked about a few things, but couldn't agree on anything at all. Lao Jiu was very confident in his own things, and he insisted on the price without giving up at all.
After a few times, Xu Wen could only shake his head and leave, going to the stalls owned by Lao Jiu's friends.
These stalls were much deserted, and the appearance of the items was also poor. You could tell at a glance that Lao Jiu picked the leftovers.
After a few glances, Xu Wen walked to the stall on the far left, pointed at a wooden fish mallet and said:
"Fellow Taoist, this wooden fish mallet..."
The items on this stall are basically not complete, and the mallet head is missing a large piece.
"Thirty spirit stones, although they are a little damaged, it does not affect the effect!"
The stall owner said hurriedly, while picking up the mallet and gently injecting magic power. Golden light flashed and subtle chanting sounds sounded, making people feel much more at ease, but the sound was a bit intermittent.
"It's too expensive, what about this one?"
After thinking for a moment, Xu Wen shook his head and pointed to a string of rosary beads of different sizes and styles, which were obviously strung together later.
"Ten spirit stones!"
Not paying much attention to the rosary beads that he had processed himself, the stall owner casually quoted a price.
After a few simple rounds, I finally won with eight spirit stones.
It's not that he is reluctant to part with these two spiritual stones. If he doesn't counter-offer at all and acts too eagerly, this business may not be successful.
Then, Xu Wen didn't stay any longer, squeezed out of the crowd and left. In his mind, the white light on the rosary had turned into a message:
Buddha bone relics!
After getting the Buddha's Refined Ghost Flag, Xu Wen has been secretly inquiring about the relics, but Zhiyuanmen is a Taoist sect and there are few Buddhist practitioners in Qingfeng City, so there has been no progress.
I originally thought that I would search for it in the secular world in the future, but I didn't expect to encounter a relic today, which was a relic from the foundation-building period of Buddhist practice.
After turning around again and not seeing Lao Du, Xu Wen turned and left.
