Divine Eye Female Taoist

Chapter 3

After I came to the mountain, I still didn’t want to go out of the room all day. First, I was afraid that others would see me, and second, I was not familiar with this place. Although I was mischievous, I always felt that this place was weird.

"Liu Aier, Liu Aier."

I didn't have to guess, I knew it was the old beggar just by the sound.

"Hmph! Old beggar, you come here eight times a day. You don't bother me, but I do!"

The old beggar squatted at the door of the room as usual and did not come in. He just came to ask the same question every day.

"Have you thought about it? You know that the number of people who want to worship me as a teacher is too many to count. If I teach you, you will not lose."

I said angrily: "Hmph! Only ghosts are willing to learn. You have become a beggar, and you still want me to worship you as a teacher. Do you want to beg with you?!"

The old beggar didn't have much language. He left today and came back tomorrow. Day after day, he spent a month like this.

I vaguely remember that it was the fifteenth day of July. It was extremely cold and the surroundings felt gloomy.

The Taoist priests in the Taoist temple are very lively, because two special people came this day.

They are a man and a woman. They seem to be husband and wife. The man is at least ten years older than the woman. The diamond ring on his hand is the most obvious two big gold teeth that are exposed when talking.

The woman's body is thin and thin, but she looks very delicate. She seems to be sick, her whole body is trembling, her lips are purple, and she is talking nonsense.

Hearing the sound, the old beggar took a sneak peek in a corner, then changed into a Taoist robe, and walked out swaggeringly.

As soon as the man saw him coming out, he quickly knelt down on the ground and kept begging: "Master Daoist, help me! Please help me!"

The old beggar smiled: "Tell me! What's going on?"

The man said in a crying voice: "This is my girlfriend. We plan to get married next week, but whoever wanted to be a good person suddenly became like this."

The old beggar frowned slightly, without raising his eyelids, and asked, "When did your first wife die?"

The man was stunned for a moment, wiped the sweat from his forehead, and looked left and right while speaking, as if he was guilty of guilt.

"To tell you the truth, my wife just died less than a year ago."

The old beggar pinched his fingers, the big pimple appeared on his brow, and asked again: "Did she die unexpectedly?"

"Death? What is death?"

The man's eyes dodged, as if he was hiding something.

The old beggar sighed: "The so-called violent death is a person who died with injustice. This kind of person does not die, but suffers a tragic accident, or is killed by someone, or dies in a car accident. These are all violent deaths. They have deep grievances." , therefore cannot be reincarnated, and can only stay in the world to do evil."

Hearing this, the man was sweating and kept wiping, and asked, "Daoist said that she was given by... dirty things..."

He pointed tremblingly at the woman in front of him. The woman suddenly turned her head to look at the man, which made the man tremble and almost fell to the ground.

"I also ask the Taoist priest to think of a way to save her!"

The old beggar stood up and came behind the woman, but the old beggar's eyes kept looking towards me. I wondered if he found me peeping, or did it for me on purpose!
The man followed the old beggar's eyes and happened to meet mine.

"Ah! Daoist Priest, what are those? Why do you have those green eyes?"

The old beggar laughed and said, "Don't peek, come out! It's time to teach you some real kung fu."

"real Kong Fu?"

I muttered in my heart: This old beggar is just a stinky Taoist priest, and he is also blind. What real skills can he have? No, I have to go and see.

"Hmph! Come out and come out."

I pushed open the door and walked straight over.

After seeing me, the man hid behind the old beggar in fright.

"She...is she a human or a ghost? Why are her eyes so scary?"

To be honest, when I first looked in the mirror, I was scared when I saw those yellow and white eyeballs and black eyes the size of sesame seeds, let alone others.

The old beggar took two steps forward and came to me, and said with a smile: "Of course she is human."

After he finished speaking, he ignored the man, but asked me: "Today I will call you the number one skill in the Taoist sect - crossing ghosts."

"Ghost crossing?"

Out of curiosity, I obediently stood aside and looked at the old beggar quietly.

The old beggar took out a yellow talisman, and said in his mouth: "On both sides of the Southwest Road, there is a bowl of soup on the other side of the Yellow Spring; don't think about all the suffering in the world, the past and the past will eventually fade away."

After speaking, he waved the copper coin sword in his hand and gestured at the woman.

The woman's face turned ferocious in an instant, and she roared at the old beggar: "Stinky Taoist priest, mind your own business."

The old beggar shouted: "In the world, it is absolutely not for you to dare to make mistakes, leave quickly, and maybe you can be reincarnated."

The woman looked up to the sky and laughed loudly: "Haha! Even if my soul flies away, I will take revenge."

I vaguely saw another woman on the woman's body, whatever the other woman did, the woman in front of me would do.

The old beggar saw my doubts and said, "She is possessed."

"Possession? Is this ghost possession?"

I was both excited and scared, the first time I saw a "ghost", no, this should be the second time.

The man was taken aback: "Possessed? Possessed by someone? Why can't I see it?"

The old beggar continued to say to the woman: "Right and wrong, good and evil have their own days, how can you change it."

The woman almost collapsed and roared: "He and I were husband and wife. For this woman, he killed me, brutally killed me, and threw my body into the wilderness. Before I died, I swore to turn into a ghost and take revenge." .

Old Taoist priest, if you dare to stop me, don't blame me for being rude to you. "

After the woman finished speaking, she rushed towards the man with all her teeth and claws.

The man ran around in fright. Seeing this, the old beggar picked up a talisman and muttered something in his mouth, and threw it at the woman.

The woman wailed in pain and passed out immediately. At this moment, I saw a figure appearing behind the old beggar and shouted: "Be careful!"

(End of this chapter)