573: Something’s Wrong with the Buddha Statues

Something’s Wrong with the Buddha Statues

Zhou Weizong realized that sometimes he could not distinguish between Master Mo and Half-immortal Xie…0

The reason being the two people's behavior was too similar.

However, they both studied Taoism and came from the same Taoist temple, so it was normal for them to be the same.

"I gave Young Lady Xie her basket. Is there a problem?" Mo Chusheng looked calm and said faintly, "The things in the basket only look like a lot... They have to be changed every morning." 

They were all kinds of talismans, cinnabar, and other things that were necessary, as well as the crossbow and protective medicine.

The things that could be changed were some sundries or slightly heavy items.

After getting up every morning to do a divination, one would probably know what kind of things to bring out.

Moreover, although her bamboo basket looked heavy, the material was actually soft and light. In addition, there was a soft board that could bear collisions at the bottom. If she could not carry it, it could be dragged on the ground, but it would look terrible.

Zhou Weizong immediately shut his mouth after being criticized out of nowhere.

Master Mo's temper was much worse than Half-immortal Xie's!

Xie Qiao's hand touched the black dog's head. The shivering puppy soon calmed down and ate obediently.

"Now that you're full, go and find something for me..." Xie Qiao muttered.

Xie Pinggang's eyes were filled with disbelief.

The master was good in every way. She would occasionally say strange words, which was quite scary.

This dog was an animal. Could it understand human language?

The scene was quiet and harmonious.

Everyone obediently found a place to sit down and wait.

At that moment, Xie Pinggang had removed the three iron weapons.

Xie Qiao placed the items in front of the black dog's nose. "Go and find something that smells similar..." 

The black dog rubbed itself against Xie Qiao's palm, then shook its head and sniffed around.

Li Qingyu and the others were stunned.

"Master Mo... Why is this dog so obedient?! On the way here, this animal even bit me!" Zhou Weizong stretched out his hand to show Xie Qiao.

Sure enough, there were teeth marks on his arm, but there was no blood, only some bruising.

"Master, can you teach me this skill? This junior has long wanted to raise two powerful wolfdogs. In the future, when we capture criminals, we can bring them with us. It will be magnificent and useful!" Xie Pinggang suddenly became respectful and did not boast about himself anymore.

"This is talent." Xie Qiao grinned.

At that moment, everyone seemed to have seen a god. This Master Mo's head was shining brightly under the setting sun!

What a god!

At that moment, everyone had already filled their stomachs. They started to look at the dog. The black dog sniffed around and finally stopped moving. 

"Woof Woof!" 

The brick at the bottom was made of bluestone, and it was quite smooth from being polished.

"Dig." Xie Pinggang gritted his teeth and got people to pick up the tools to work.

He pried open the brick and cleaned the soil slightly. He actually saw a wooden box.

They took it out and looked at it.

When they opened it, they saw another iron weapon and a small set of bones.

The crowd fell silent. Those who were more timid felt that the surroundings were a bit cold and creepy.

"These are the bones of a baby who was about to be born." Xie Qiao took a look, and her eyes were filled with pity. She sighed faintly. "Elder Li, it's time for you to think about who your enemy is. He wants you to have no descendants. There are the three evil blades, the baby's bones, and the Buddha statues..." 

"What's wrong with the Buddha statues?" Li Qingyu asked immediately.

As if he felt that he was too eager, he immediately buried his head. "Please give me some pointers, Master." 

"The expressions of these Buddha statues are not quite right," Zhao Xuanjing said. "Most Bodhisattvas and Buddhas looked kind and gentle. They make people feel calm and peaceful, but these Buddha statues have a fierce look in their eyes..."

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