Big sister, she changed schools

Chapter 154
After hearing this, the flower monk immediately let go and backed away, looking at her with an uncomfortable expression.

Tao Zi frowned in confusion and said, "Hua...senior brother, why do you look like this?"

Monk Hua took out a string of Buddhist beads from somewhere, turned it around and recited a string of Buddhist sutras, and then said solemnly: "Where is the monster? Come on now!"

Her head was covered with black lines and she asked, "Why are you so crazy?"

He looked at her warily and recited the Meditation Sutra, the Demon Removal Mantra, and the Yin Removal Mantra all over again.

Seeing that he looked like he could read all day long, Tao Zi said helplessly: "I'm fine, what are you doing?"

Seeing that she had not changed at all, Monk Hua asked hesitantly: "Are you really okay?"

She asked, "What can happen to me?"

"Then why did you suddenly change your mind?"

Tao Zi was completely helpless and said, "Are you going to bother yourself just because of such a thing?"

"More than that." Monk Hua looked at her, hesitated for a while, and then continued, "When you said that, it gave me a bad feeling. I have been practicing Buddhism since I was a child, and I am particularly sensitive in this regard. Tao Tao Junior sister, are you really okay?"

Tao Zi frowned, pressed her forehead, and said casually: "I just have a headache."

As soon as she finished speaking, her body suddenly stiffened.

Monk Hua noticed something was wrong and asked, "What's wrong?"

Tao Zi looked as usual: "It's okay."

Monk Hua asked doubtfully: "Then why did you change your mind?"

Tao Zi said: "Senior Brother Li is the one we are escorting. We have to look for him. Yue Shan and they are weak, so we have to be more careful."

"But we don't know where they are."

"There is only one exit for failed training, and the teleportation locations are basically near the ruins."

Tao Zi answered fluently, and Monk Hua gradually relaxed, and he persuaded: "But it is not good for us to do this."

"Ok?"

"We are far away from there. They don't know where we are, so they will definitely go to the central part to look for us. If we go there, we will most likely miss them. It is better to go directly to the central part, and we might not be able to meet them earlier."

Tao Zi lowered his head and thought for a moment, thinking that this was also the case, so he nodded.

Monk Hua breathed a sigh of relief and walked out again.

Tao Zi ravaged the fox in her arms, and the thought just now appeared in her mind: What is the reason for her headache?

She slowly touched the fox's head until the fox couldn't bear it and said, "Can you stop touching me?"

She let go of it neatly, and her eyes suddenly fell on the ring on her finger.

She took it off based on her intuition and took out the scroll. As soon as the portrait fell into her sight, her mind became clear and she remembered everything she had experienced before.

Tao Zi held the scroll tightly, and her aura suddenly became particularly terrifying.

The fox had a premonition that something was wrong and silently moved to the side.

She took a deep breath, controlled her temper, and put the scroll away. Is that so?

That thing was not aimed at Xu Qianjia and the others, but her junior brothers and sisters.Moreover, that thing can prompt her to perfect logic to persuade herself and those around her.

Just like Monk Hua, if he had no idea and wasn't that sensitive, then he wouldn't notice anything was wrong and just follow her train of thought.And every time she had a severe headache, she would gradually forget her doubts about the headache and be controlled without realizing it.

It’s really… brilliant!
There was a bit of hatred in Tao Zi's eyes, but it quickly disappeared. If it weren't for her aura, the fox would have thought he was wrong.

She slowly put the scroll back into the storage ring, suppressing the hatred in her heart. It had to be said that it felt really uncomfortable to have someone manipulate her memory and emotions.

The two of them rested in this village for three days, and after most of the gauze on Tao Zi's body was removed, they decided to set off.

While resting on the road, Monk Hua looked at the gauze on her face in confusion and asked, "Is your face not healed yet?"

"Yes."

He murmured to himself doubtfully: "It shouldn't be. I think the medicines used by Junior Brother Li are all good. They should be all right."

She calmly gave a random reason: "There are still some scars that haven't gone away, and I don't want to be seen."

After hearing this, Monk Hua sighed with emotion: "I only knew that mortal women value appearance, but I didn't expect female monks to value appearance so much."

Tao Zi was too lazy to talk to him and looked at the map in her hand to figure out the route.

Regarding the route issue, she and Monk Hua discussed it for three days, but no result was reached.

Seeing how focused she was, Monk Hua couldn't help but said: "Don't look, there's no need to look. We don't have any aircraft, so we can only move forward on foot. At this speed, it will take five days to reach the next fork in the road."

She continued to look at the map without speaking.

When both of them were almost rested, Tao Zi took the map back and said, "Judging from our journey, we will be sleeping outdoors tonight."

Monk Hua said: "Then let's go quickly, we might not have time to pick a good place."

Shortly after the sun set, they managed to find a good foothold and captured a rabbit and a wild boar.

Tao Zi handed the roasted rabbit to the fox, shared the wild boar with Monk Hua, and asked, "Are you going to watch the whole night or the second half of the night?"

"I want the front legs...ah, I can do either."

Tao Zi looked at his bald head, then thought of something and asked, "Can you eat meat?"

He said seriously: "Our Buddhist sect does not advocate eating meat, but I have betrayed the sect."

Tao Zi watched him eating meat with big mouthfuls, and inexplicably felt that something was missing - wine.

I don’t know which sect trained this monk, but he is really rebellious.

She sighed as she ate the meat. Physical cultivation had a greater need for food than Taoism. She had been hungry for a long time after walking all afternoon.

When she was almost done eating, she suddenly looked towards the grass to her left rear, and Monk Hua also turned to look.

Under their gaze, the grass moved, and a small person popped up.

He looked to be two or three years old, with ragged clothes, sallow complexion, and thin skin. His eyes were looking straight at the few wild boar meats left in their hands.

Tao Zi looked at the child and waved to him. He walked over cautiously. She smiled and said, "Child, you have been looking there for so long. Is there something wrong?"

He swallowed, pointed at the meat in her hand and said, "It smells good, I want to eat it."

Monk Hua looked at her and asked, "Child, where are your family members?"

He stared at the wild boar meat and said, "Father and mother were eaten by a man covered in black. My brother fell asleep and couldn't wake up."

Dark people?
(End of this chapter)