Changsheng: Since I became a golden toad

Chapter 18
After persuading the two of them to sit in front of the charcoal fire, Lu Li recommended his own grilled food to the two.

Because in this silent night, in addition to the sound of burning charcoal fire, the sound of the little Taoist swallowing saliva is also particularly obvious.

"Then thank you senior for the reward."

This time the old Taoist priests did not refuse, because the purpose of their appearance here was for the delicious food in front of them.

After a few days of driving, although there were wild animals for the master and apprentice to fight tooth and teeth, but both of them were too poor in technique.

It's either half-baked, or it's overcooked, and I haven't had a stable meal.

Lu Li's barbecue was so fragrant, they could smell it from such a distance, the temptation was obvious.

I wanted to exchange some money with Lu Li and the others for some food, but I didn't expect that it almost caused an oolong incident.

But fortunately, the final result is quite ideal.

The old Taoist also politely gave up the dirty wine in the gourd on his waist, but unfortunately no one bought it.

Lu Li disliked the stamina of that spicy voice, so the little girl just ignored it, which is also disgusting.

He immediately picked up the water bag that Lu Li had prepared, and drank it with guzzling gulps. It contained the flower dew brewed by the flower spirits with nectar. It was sweet and delicious, and children loved it the most.

The little Taoist wanted to taste the master's dirty wine, but the master refused.

After eating the rabbit meat presented by Lu Li and drinking the stale wine in the jug, the old Taoist felt very happy.

It may be because of the first meeting, or it may be because of restraint, after drinking and eating, no one among the few people spoke.

Just silently around the charcoal fire to keep warm, after all, the night in spring is still very cold.

Lu Li looked at the vast starry sky above his head, a little dazed.

In the boundless sea of ​​stars over there, he saw many familiar stars.

What is the relationship between this world and the homeland of the previous life?
Is the galaxy all over the sky really a virtual backdrop, otherwise why would they be so surprisingly consistent?

But the land under my feet is not my homeland, not only because of cultural differences, but also geographical differences.

Looking at Lu Li in a daze, the little book boy next to him stared curiously at their master and apprentice with big eyes blinking.

The old Taoist priest with a little understanding of the world felt that it was too stiff to go on like this, so he couldn't help but start the topic.

"Does senior also like stargazing?"

Lu Li didn't know how to open his mouth when he asked this question. You said you would help him a little bit.

In his previous life, in order to cater to some business tycoons, he was very concerned about Chinese studies.

I studied Fengshui, astrology, numerology, etc. assiduously, and even found many masters to ask for advice.

It is still possible to be a king of mouth, able to keep up with the rhythm of conversations of business leaders, so as to integrate into the other party's business circle.

In some respects, the bosses valued him as a person, rather than saying that the bosses believed in fate more.

It's his destiny to shape the budget for the bosses.

"Well, I know a thing or two."

"Senior, let me tell you..."

Judging by the old Taoist's posture, he could never hear this little friend's name again, and Lu Li didn't know how the other party could tell that he was extraordinary.

Could it be that the disguise was not in place, or that his sense of isolation from the world was too obvious.

However, the two chatted happily, but they heard the two little guys next to them drowsy.

It wasn't until the middle of the night that the old Taoist couldn't bear it anymore, so he reluctantly ended the topic.

Lu Li couldn't bear the other party's sleeping in the wild, so he invited him to live in his big tent.

It's a real big tent, a military-style big tent of more than ten square meters, it's no problem to squeeze in a dozen people.

Instead of sleeping bag-style single-double human tents for camping.

As a long-lived species, you must learn to enjoy it when you should enjoy it.

If it wasn't for keeping a low profile, Lu Li would have moved the Dabieye out of the space.

In fact, the old Taoist priest and the young Taoist priest are also very curious about how each other's tent is so big.

The two of them followed Lu Li and the others. The salute utensils they were carrying obviously couldn't hold so many things.

Obviously, it used the magic of the fairy family or storage methods such as mustard seeds.

However, neither the master nor the apprentice noticed any traces of the spell, which was strange.

The little Taoist secretly glanced at his master, and found that the other party was also looking at him with warning eyes.

The two nodded to each other calmly to show that they understood each other's meaning. This is the tacit understanding that the two masters and apprentices have cultivated over the years.

The pitch-black tent suddenly lit up with silver light like daytime.

This startled the master and apprentice again, but Lu Li didn't care about their feelings.

Looking at the only furniture in the tent, two folding beds, except for the dazzling incandescent lamp.

Lu Li pointed to the folding bed on the left and said, "You guys sleep over there, we sleep here."

Seeing the cautious appearance of the two, Lu Li drew a curtain between them to avoid suspicion.

Originally, he wanted to boil some hot water to soak his feet, but seeing the current situation, Lu Li decided not to cause more trouble.

Tucking the quilt that the little girl kicked off, Lu Li also put on his clothes and lay down.

Then turn off the lights and go to sleep, and the tent fell into silent darkness for an instant.

It's just that apart from the heartless Lu Li and his sister, the master and apprentice next door didn't sleep well all night.

Looking at the other party staring at a pair of dark circles in the morning, Lu Li almost couldn't help laughing out loud. Fortunately, he was professionally trained.

For breakfast, he cooked millet porridge hastily, and invited two masters and apprentices to have a breakfast.

It's just that after breakfast, the two masters and apprentices bid farewell to Lu Li and the others.

Today, he can finally use half of his body's strength, and Lu Li is also in a good mood.

Although several people met by chance, they haven't said each other's names yet, they can be regarded as confidantes.

It's just that at the time of parting, when Lu Li saw the old Taoist priest's dark luck, he still couldn't help feeling compassionate.

After this trip, the old Taoist is estimated to die in a foreign land.

Although Lu Li could directly drive away the mold on the old Taoist's head, it was not as easy as cleaning up the trash.

They are as difficult to remove as stubborn oil stains.

Unless Lu Li guards the old Taoist priest every day, this bad luck will haunt him again sooner or later.

But it's a blessing, not a curse, and it's a disaster that can't be avoided.

Lu Li presented him with a body-protecting and life-saving charm, hoping that he could take the opportunity to escape this catastrophe.

This is the method of talismans recorded in the method of Shinto practice.

Generally, it is given by the gods to believers.

There are those that exorcise evil spirits and turn evil, those that protect your life, those that pray for blessings and transshipment, etc. There are many kinds.

The little Taoist priest also looked envious when he saw the master putting away the talisman solemnly. This kind of behavior of the master is definitely a sign of getting something good.

Seeing the envious and longing eyes of the little Taoist, Lu Li also casually gave him one, which was considered a good relationship.

After all, this kid is also a person with deep fortune.

The path of being a god cannot be too narrow.

(End of this chapter)