Changsheng: I, Cao, can see the prompt

Chapter 89 Yanshan County City
Half a month later, the white jade flying boat landed on the outermost edge of the Baimang Mountains.

At this time, one person and one cow are already like brothers, they hooked their shoulders and got off the spirit boat.

"Ao, there are 36 branches of the sect in Yan, where do you want to go first?" Cao Wei asked.

"Brother Wei, it doesn't matter where you go, but you have to have that kind of place."

Kui Ao, who shrunk a little, stood upright, his eyes were full of anticipation.

"Let me think about it, this country of Yan has not been here for a long time. The two counties closest to here are Yanshan and Yuyang. The former has a place called Feiyan Pavilion, and the one behind is Yugelou. They are still there. But the Zongmen sub-helm is near Yanshan Mountain, more than [-] miles away from here, where should we go first?" Cao Wei asked after thinking for a while.

"It's pretty close. But is Brother Wei really going? It's not too far and not too close. Are you afraid that someone from the Li family will follow you?" Kui Ao asked with narrowed eyes.

"Should we give them a chance, otherwise how would the evil cultivator souls that A Ao needs come from?"

Even if the Li family wanted to do something, they would not use people on the bright side. It was more likely that they would send dead soldiers in the family, or hide their identities, and secretly communicate with some scattered foundation builders and pay some price.

At that time, even if things are revealed, they can stay out of it.

But Cao Wei had to confirm first, if it was just Li Zhixing, then without the consent of Li Zhiyao, a Jindan monk, he would definitely not be able to command the foundation-building dead men cultivated by the Li family.

As for those casual cultivators who established the foundation, at most, they were only in the early and middle stages.

After all, in the later stage, if he didn't take refuge in Qingxia Sect, he would not be able to stay near the outskirts of the mountains for a long time, and could only fight in the demon realm deep in the Baimang Mountains.

While alleviating the pressure on the Zongmen's frontier, they can also strive for some opportunities to form alchemy themselves.

"Then let's go first."

Kui Ao opened his mouth and spit out a cloud of hazy white mist, which turned into an auspicious cloud, supporting himself and Cao Wei.

The speed of Yun Fei's escape was nearly half faster than that of ordinary foundation-building monks.

However, within two or three quarters of an hour, under Cao Wei's guidance, the two of them had already flown over an ordinary city.

He pointed to a green hill below where a Taoist temple was built, and ordered in advance:
"Ao, let's go to the sub-helm in the hill outside the city to get a seal, and then enter the city later, but you'd better not stand up when the time comes, so as not to frighten those mortals."

"I listen to Brother Wei." Kui Ao nodded repeatedly.

"An ox can be taught, let's go down."

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Bang, bang, bang...

"Open the door."

Kui Ao stood in front of the door of the Taoist temple, knocking on the door desperately with his hoof.

After a long time, the door was opened a crack, a little Taoist just took a look, and immediately yelled: "Master, there is a monster outside the door, and it can talk."

"Which evildoer dares to come to my Qingyun Temple to play wild?"

A voice full of aura, accompanied by a burst of clear light, directly pierced through the thick wooden door.

But Kui Ao opened his mouth, clicked, and the flying sword was bitten off.

"Bah, I am a monster, do you recognize this token?" Kui Ao spat out the small cut-off sword in his mouth to the ground, and threw a jade token into it.

After a few breaths, the gate of the Taoist temple opened wide, and an old man with gray hair led two boys hurried forward to greet him.

"It turned out that the seniors of the sect came, but the juniors were not able to welcome them far away, and hoped to forgive their sins."

"How come you are the only one at the helm here, and the others have the helmsman? Brother Wei, let's go in."

Kui Ao walked in swaggeringly, and Cao Wei followed behind.

"A few days ago, the patriarch formed an alchemy, and the rudder leader led the tribe back to congratulate the tribe, and he will be back in a while." The old man looked at the broken flying sword magic weapon on the ground with pain, and motioned for the boy beside him to pick it up return.

Although this magic weapon is broken, it can still be used as a forging tool material after some smelting.

"Don't take the seal with you, hurry up and stamp one for me." Kui Ao took out a folded book with a yellow silk cover and threw it into the hands of the old Taoist.

"Senior, I'm sorry, but the seal is the rudder owner's belongings, so I took it away naturally, or how long will the two seniors wait?" The old Taoist took the notebook, put the jade plaque on it, and held it back with both hands.

"Brother Wei, what do you think?" Kui Ao turned around and asked.

"Then wait another seven days, so we can rest." Cao Wei nodded and said.

"That's good, let's go to the city first."

With a thought in Kui Ao's mind, his spiritual consciousness wrapped the book and the jade plaque, and put them into the golden ring on his arm.

After speaking, one person and one cow turned and left, went down the mountain, and walked towards Yanshan County City more than ten miles away.

On the way, Kui Ao walked on all fours again.

Under the leadership of Cao Wei, they entered the city without hindrance.

The soldiers at the city gate did not dare to step forward to embarrass this man who could be seen as a nobleman.

After all, these days, there are quite a few young masters from aristocratic families with rouge and powder on their faces, and there are also some with big red flowers on their heads, not to mention those who only raise a cow. Although it is rare, it is not uncommon.

However, more sons of aristocratic families still have some skinny horses around them.

As soon as Kui Ao entered the city, he ran happily, looked left and then, and saw a peddler carrying a candied haws grass target, from behind, he took a bite and tore off a hawthorn candied haws.

"Where did the bison come from?"

The peddler turned around with an angry expression on his face, and just as he was about to wave his hand to drive away, a piece of silver fell into his hand.

"It can eat whatever it wants." Cao Wei said unhurriedly.

"Okay, Master Niu, you eat." The peddler laughed in an instant, and lowered the straw target in his hand.

But Kui Ao ate one, vomited the rest on the ground, and continued walking forward.

As soon as it left, several beggars rushed out from the side of the street, pushed and squeezed and rolled on the ground a few times, one of them grabbed a candied haws, hurriedly clutched it tightly in his arms, and walked towards the other side. A ragged little girl ran to the distance.

The half-grown boy stuffed the candied haws into the little girl's mouth, while he licked his fingers.

After hearing the sound, Kui Ao turned his head and glanced, his eyes showed a puzzled expression.

It had never seen such a situation in Qingxia Sect, so it sent a voice transmission and asked secretly: "Brother Wei, what are they?"

"It's just a beggar." Cao Wei said indifferently.

Hearing that, Kui Ao turned around and walked towards the peddler again, pushed him to the side of the street, bit off a dozen candied haws and threw them in front of the two beggars.

The peddler was impatient, but the small piece of silver was enough to buy all his candied haws, so he didn't stop him.

"These are enough for the two of them to eat." Kui Ao happily walked back, and said via voice transmission.

"Believe it or not, these candied haws are gone all of a sudden? Let's go a little further and watch." Cao Wei said without looking back.

When they had just walked more than ten feet away, the half-grown beggar rolled all the candied haws in the dust on the ground a few times, and then watched the peddler leave angrily before he felt relieved.

He threw seven or eight of these candied gourds out, kept a few in his arms, and ran towards Qingniu with the little girl.

Some beggars fought for each other, while others chased after the brother and sister.

"What are you going to do?" Cao Wei asked.

When the pair of brothers and sisters ran to Kui Ao's side, it turned around and mooed at the beggar behind it, attracting passers-by's attention.

The little girl took a bunch of sandy candied haws, carefully handed it to Qing Niu's mouth, and said, "Da Niu eats candied haws."

Kui Ao turned his head with disgust on his face, and caught up with Cao Wei, while the two siblings followed at a distance.

(End of this chapter)