Niangniang is a squeamish bag, she must be spoiled!

Chapter 365 If you fail this time, don't blame me for being ruthless!

Lin Susu stayed outside until dark before returning to the palace.

Walking to the gate of the yard, I saw the civet cat squatting on the threshold, stretching its neck, looking eager to see through.

Lin Susu came over, hugged it up, and asked with a smile, "Little Heihei, do you miss my master?"

The civet came close to her ear and cried, "Master, help me, that Taoist priest is calling me, beeping, beeping, I'm so scared!"

Xu felt its breath, the Taoist priest was crazily summoning it, and now its head was filled with the buzzing sound of spells, and it had a splitting headache.

If it goes on like this, it might explode its brain and die.

But it didn't dare to follow the summons, it didn't complete its mission, and even betrayed the Taoist priest and turned to Master Lin. Going back would be tantamount to death.

Woooooo, it's too difficult, it doesn't know what to do?
"The stinky Taoist priest summoned you? Then let's go meet him. Wait a minute. Master, I'm going to change my attire."

After Lin Susu finished speaking, she turned and went in, changed into black clothes, and came out soon, looking at the shivering civet, "Let's go."

The civet was a little nervous, "Really, really going?"

"Go, you won't catch a tiger if you don't enter the tiger's lair. Let's go, you lead the way, and my master will follow slowly behind."

As Lin Susu said, she directly took it out, quietly avoiding people, and one person and one cat disappeared into the night.

Lin Susu taught the civet a few words.

The civet nodded, and followed the call, but did not go too far, and arrived at a deserted palace in the palace.

The barren palace here is on the east side, close to the palace of the Empress Dowager, because no one has lived in it for many years, the inside is overgrown with weeds, cobwebs are everywhere, and mosquitoes are flying around.

The civet jumped in cautiously and saw the Taoist priest standing by the dry well.

The Taoist priest was wearing a black Taoist uniform and a black veiled hat to cover his face. When he saw the civet rushing in, his hoarse voice was full of anger, "Little beast, what you told me hasn't been done, and I haven't done it after calling many times." If you don't show up, are you impatient?"

The civet said with a weak face, "It's because the master's task was not done that this cat dared not show up."

"Why didn't it work?"

The Taoist said hoarsely, and rubbed the golden whisk in his slightly dry hand, as if it could be swept away in a second.

The civet cat knew the magic power of this whisk was boundless, so it hugged its head and moved away in fright, crying, "Because the emperor's body is protected by dragon energy, the little one can't get close to the emperor's body at all. I went to the palace, and this cat escaped after a narrow escape. Master calm down!"

The Taoist looked at its weak appearance, and said coldly, "Useless idiot, what's the use of keeping you, it's better to stew you to make up your body!"

With a shady sound, the golden whisk was about to sweep towards him.

The civet was shocked, and rushed to the side at once, and hurriedly said, "I can't do such a difficult thing as devouring the emperor's soul for the time being, but I can still do other small things. Master, it's better to save the little one's life, and the little one can do it like a cow." The horse repays the master!"

The Taoist stroked the fly whisk in his hand, as if thinking about his words.

The civet continued to talk doggedly, "The little one goes up the mountain of knives, goes down into the sea of ​​fire, goes through fire and water for the master, and will never hesitate to die. I beg the master not to stew the little one. It's not easy for the little one to practice, woo woo woo..."

The Taoist thought for a while and said, "I can give you another chance. If you fail this time, don't blame me for being ruthless!"

The civet said, "This time we will definitely not mess up again, please tell me, master."

(End of this chapter)