A certain person is the Heavenly Killer Li Gui.

Chapter 236 Three Artifacts

Originally, Li Gui didn't think that the things given by Fujiwara Yizi were very valuable. After all, for an already extraordinary being, ordinary things were no longer in his eyes. Even the treasures valued by princes and nobles were just nothing in his eyes. It's just an object.

However, the excessive reaction of these warriors aroused Li Gui's curiosity.

These samurai are obviously loyal enough to still closely follow the emperor in this situation. It is not an exaggeration to say that they are die-hard supporters of the emperor.

Even though Fujiwara Oiko had planned to let the emperor worship Li Gui as his disciple, he just listened and never expressed any attitude.

But just because of the reward of this deal, they instantly changed their stance, even killing his biological mother in front of the emperor.

This change happened too quickly, and it was obviously a decision made based on instinct without any brain thinking. Otherwise, they should have known that using force was the stupidest thing to do in front of Li Gui.

Li Gui stretched out his hands and carried Fujiwara Oiko and the little emperor behind him. Then he lifted his legs and swept them away, clearing away these guys in front of him.

Those behind who had not had time to pounce, then remembered Li Gui's terror, and backed away again with a shudder, holding the sword from a distance, but they did not dare to attack him.

Li Gui let those guys who were lucky enough not to die fall to the ground and keep wailing, and ignored them. He just turned around and took the pendant from Fujiwara Oiko's hand.

"what?"

As soon as he got the pendant, Li Gui noticed something strange.

There is actually a ray of golden luck inside this pendant!

With a thought in Li Gui's mind, this golden qi flowed into his body. With another thought, the golden qi in his body flowed into the jade pendant.

He tried again. Not only could golden luck be stored and withdrawn here, but red luck and cyan luck could also be stored and withdrawn here!

This thing can actually be used as a luck storage device!

This is interesting!

In the past, Li Gui had seen items that could store luck. In addition to Ma Ling's magic weapon, Li Gui basically only had statues of gods and Buddhas, magic tablets and other related items, including the "asking heart incense" he made artificially. In fact, strictly Generally speaking, they are all ritual vessels for worshiping gods.

Moreover, these ritual vessels can often only inject luck into them and cannot take them out at will.

Therefore, Li Gui must destroy the statues of gods every time in order to obtain golden luck.

But this is actually very unreasonable.

At the beginning, he overturned many temples in Mount Tai, but he received more or less golden luck.

Afterwards, he thought carefully that there are real gods in this world, so the luck should have been taken away by the gods in the sky from time to time, and they were taken away across a distant space.

Therefore, even a statue of an immortal with strong incense may have little golden luck inside it, while an ordinary statue of an immortal may have more luck inside it.

As for why there is so much golden luck in the statue of the saint of Confucius, it can only be said that Confucius did not talk about strange powers and confused gods. He did not believe in gods at all, and he failed to become a god in the end, so the luck of thousands of years was accumulated in The statue of the saint has never been taken away.

Those gods sit high up in the nine heavens and cannot come down at all. It is also impossible for them to break the statues like Li Gui every time they take away their luck.

Therefore, the gods must have some method that can effectively take away the incense and luck brought by the faith of mortals, but Li Gui, a guy with a wild background, doesn't know it.

He has tried many times, but to no avail.

The current pendant in the shape of a sharp pepper happened to be the first item he encountered that could be stored freely without breaking it.

"Is this your artifact called...the eight-foot magatama?"

Thanks to the popularity of the two-dimensional culture, even Li Gui knows the three famous artifacts in Japan.

Fujiwara Eiko nodded and introduced:

"Yes, the True Lord's Dharma is clear. This is the Eight-foot Magatama."

"According to legend, this is an artifact used by Amaterasu, and it has miraculous effects."

"The earliest magatama was collected as a sacred stone by the emperor's sister, Wiki. When the emperor sent his son, Takeru, to conquer the Eastern Kingdom, Wiki was worried about his nephew's safety, so she falsely conveyed an imperial edict and bestowed the Kusanagi Sword to Takebu, and also gave him the sacred stone. Protect yourself."

"Originally everything was fine, but when Taken returned to Yamato after completing his mission, his uncle wanted to seize the throne, so he said Taken was rebelling and wanted to kill him."  "As a result, when Taken was trapped and killed, he took out the sacred stone and killed him. When the stones are rubbed together, flames escape."

"But I don't know what happened later. When others tried to rub the sacred stone to gain divine power, it had no effect. I think it was probably made up by Wu Zun to deceive future generations..."

Before she could finish her words, she saw a burst of flames burst out of Li Gui's hand and shot straight into the sky.

At this moment, not only Fujiwara Oiko opened her mouth wide, but also the samurai next to her were dumbfounded. The swords in their hands fell to the ground with a clanking sound. Even the dying man who was screaming for help on the ground held his breath. .

After a moment, the fear in the eyes of the warriors suddenly turned into enthusiasm. They fell to the ground and paid homage to Li Gui.

"Your Excellency Su Zhanming, the generals of the Yuan clan's Wu family are here to attend!"

Li Gui flipped his palm and held the eight-foot magatama, and the flame was immediately extinguished.

He turned his hand again, and a strong wind suddenly rose from the magatama and blew into the sky, blowing a big hole in the white cloud above his head, revealing the sun hiding behind, and splashing the light down, falling on Li Gui On the body, it is like a god descending to earth.

He tried the method of thunder again, but it was a pity that this kind of thunder and lightning only shot out from the magatama in his palm, instead of connecting with the dark clouds he wanted. Then a thunder struck from the sky and the earth, and its power was inferior by several levels.

Li Gui tried several other methods, but they were all fired out from the magatama, and there was nothing new, so he stopped using his magical power.

These magical powers are not obtained out of thin air, and it is not how powerful this eight-foot magatama is.

In fact, in addition to storing luck, this treasure has only one function, which is energy conversion, but it is only equivalent to an elemental staff.

Each of the previous magical powers burned away a ray of red luck from Li Gui.

That is to say, a fool like Li Gui could play like this at will, but an outsider would definitely not be willing to waste it like this.

Even according to the meaning of Fujiwara Yizi's words, other empresses would not be able to activate the luck in this eight-foot magatama.

At first, it may be that the faith and luck inside were burned out, but later on, it should be that the emperor's descendants are all useless and cannot meet the standards for using this thing.

Fortunately, Li Gui was able to benefit from the golden luck he had accumulated over the past few hundred years.

And we can also infer from this point that Amaterasu, the great god, must have no place in the sky, otherwise it would be impossible not to receive golden luck for so many years.

In other words, this guy is definitely a false god!

After getting the treasure, Li Gui smiled broadly and became much easier to talk to.

He smiled and gently touched the little head of Emperor Toba who was also dumbfounded, and said gently to Fujiwara Eiko:

"This baby is good, I like it very much!"

"Deal done!"

"If your son is brought back to Liangshan, he will surely grow up smoothly and become a good man in the future."

"By the way, are the other two artifacts currently in the palace?"

"These three treasures are destined to a certain family, so please contribute them together!"

　Some book friends said that I do not recommend the main plot, but the Japanese plot is not randomly inserted. The three artifacts are useful in the outline. This itself is part of the main plot, but it is not within the scope of Water Margin.

　　Actually, I don’t want to write about Japan, I’m not familiar with it at all.

　　It would take more than ten minutes just to figure out who the emperor and Guan Bai were during the eight years of Zhenghe. To find out what the main lineage of the Fujiwara family is, it would take a long time to check the Fujiwara family tree.

　　An online search for Atsuta Shrine found Aichi Prefecture, but during the Heian period, whether this place was Owari or Mikawa, I had to compare it on a map.

　　It's really hard to write.

　　Fortunately, after getting the three artifacts, the plot in Japan came to an end, and they returned to the Central Plains soon.

　　

　

(End of this chapter)