The villain of Kuaishou

Chapter 735 Reward World: Journey to the West (14)

Yin Ruo'an nodded, and finally fixed his eyes on the stone tablet beside him, only to see three large characters engraved on it: "Liusha River."

"Liusha River?"

Hearing this, Zhu Bajie took a closer look and said in surprise: "Master, this quicksand river is really [-] miles long, and the depth is actually [-] weak waters. And the goose feathers can't float, it's really extremely dangerous."

A few people were looking at the inscription, and saw a goblin appearing in the river, with red hair fluffy, wearing a goose-yellow cloak, white vines around his waist, and a entangled skeleton hanging around his neck.He jumped out of the water and wanted to snatch Yin Ruo'an. If Yin Ruo'an hadn't been prepared and Sun Wukong was quick, he might have caught him.

Yin Ruo'an frowned and looked at the goblin who suddenly appeared, only to feel a feeling called 'life without love' spontaneously.

Seeing the monster again, Zhu Bajie quickly took out his nine-toothed rake and rushed towards the monster.

Not to be outdone, the goblin showed his demon-subduing stick, and fought with Zhu Bajie inextricably.

Seeing that the two were at a stalemate, Sun Wukong couldn't sit still: "Master, you wait here, and I will meet him for a while."

"Kong'er, come back quickly. If the goblin sees you, he will definitely jump into the water. You should protect him as a teacher."

Yin Ruo'an hurriedly grabbed Monkey King, staring at Monk Sha who was gradually falling into a disadvantage, his teeth itching with hatred.

I don't know where I learned this coward, if I can't beat him, I don't know where I learned it. If Monkey King really goes up, I'm afraid he will just turn around and run away.

Sun Wukong doesn't know water skills, and Zhu Bajie doesn't understand the underwater situation, so it's safer to fight on the shore.

"Sha Wujing, are you still not surrendering?"

Seeing Yin Ruo'an standing on the shore, Zhu Bajie and Monk Sha were still inseparable after three hundred rounds of fighting, so he yelled and made Monk Sha pause.

Monk Sha flaunted a trick at Zhu Bajie and was about to go ashore, but Zhu Bajie was not willing to say: "Fairy, look at the rake!"

"Bajie! Stop!"

Seeing Yin Ruoan's stop, Sun Wukong hastily blocked Zhu Bajie's rake: "Let's look at the monster that master knows before talking about it."

The brothers whispered, and saw Monk Sha walk up to the case, and asked Yin Ruoan, "Are you a Buddhist scripture?"

When Sha Wujing approached, Yin Ruo'an took him a serious look.

With red hair covering the top, handsome and tough face, and wheat complexion, he is really a handsome man.

"Exactly."

Saying that, Yin Ruo'an clutched his chest and walked aside: "Don't come here, let me feel sorry for myself for a while."

The three apprentices are all more handsome than her, and when they go to the country of daughters, will the king still take a fancy to her?
Thinking about it, she glared angrily at the three behind her: "Kong'er, let Wujing have a haircut and take refuge in my Buddha."

In this way, after Yin Ruo'an took in the three apprentices, because there was Monk Sha, the four of them crossed the Liusha River together.

"The white dragon horse, with its hooves facing west, carries Tang Sanzang on its back and follows three apprentices..."

Yin Ruo'an couldn't help humming a song while riding the dragon horse, making the other three look at each other in surprise.

"Kong'er, the mountain in front is steep, I'm afraid the horse won't be able to move forward, you should look down the road first, I'll wait again."

As he spoke, he rose into the air, and returned in an instant: "I'm afraid there may be goblins around here, so I draw a circle for the master, and the master must not leave this circle, or I may lose my name."

"As a teacher, I naturally know."

Yin Ruoan sat on the luggage and began to close his eyes to rest his mind.

"Master, why don't you take care of your skin, it's not as good as my old pig's skin."

As he said that, Zhu Bajie also conjured up a mirror to reflect back and forth.

(End of this chapter)