Every day I open my eyes, I'm running for my life

Chapter 36 Was Discovered
After throwing in the bamboo stick, Lin Fenghe was about to ask when the recruitment competition would start.

But the little old man was one step ahead of her and said very skillfully: "Come here on the [-]th of the month to test the spiritual roots."

"Okay." Lin Fenghe got time and left with satisfaction, hands behind his back.

It was getting dark and the stars were shining brightly.

Lin Fenghe hummed a little tune and walked back to the Thunder Palace. Before she could climb up to the 99th floor of the Thunder Palace, she was stared at by a pair of blue eyes.

She looked into these eyes and was so frightened that she almost screamed.

The wild boy blinked and stepped out of the shadows.

He stood on his feet, still wearing two pieces of bark, but he looked more like a human being than when he saw him in the daytime.

The wild boy walked up to Lin Fenghe, raised his hand and gestured twice.

Then he opened his mouth and said a few words that Lin Fenghe couldn't understand with a ragged voice like a tractor smashing leather shoes.

"What are you talking about?" Lin Fenghe asked confused.

Wild Boy said, looking up at Lin Fenghe's reaction. Seeing that she was still moving, he made another gesture and repeated what he said before.

"I don't understand." Lin Fenghe shook his head helplessly.

But the two of them were like two species, neither could understand or understand what the other was expressing.

The wild boy's blue eyes flashed green and red under the moonlight. He stared at Lin Fenghe for a while and finally gave up.

He finally raised his hand and patted Lin Fenghe's thigh, said something sincerely, then turned around and disappeared into the darkness, and soon disappeared.

Lin Fenghe was even more surprised.

After running all the way, Lin Fenghe finally climbed up the 99th floor of the heavenly steps despite being sleepy and arrived at the Thunder Palace.

After showing her pass, she returned to her residence and fell asleep, taking off only her shoes and socks.

It didn't wake up completely until the moon reached its highest point.

Invisibly, he rubbed his sore ankle with his hands and walked out of the room barefoot.

Then he grabbed a cloud and flew down the mountain, looking for the unlucky guy tonight.Starlight leads the way, Nineteen Bridges District.

He was wearing a patchwork Taoist robe, a gourd hanging on his waist, a sheepskin map in his hand, two short knives tied to his chest, and a string of beads hanging around his neck.

The beads are black and white, with skulls appearing in the white.

There are a total of 160 eight mud beads, which are connected together, some big and some small. As he walks, they collide with each other and make a tinkling sound, just like the trickle of water.

In the moonlight, it can be seen that this man is tall and tall, with a pair of big feet and short curly hair, half tied into a tail hanging behind his head.

He followed the route on the map and came to an alley.

Smelling the faint smell of blood in the air, he quickly found two bloody corpses.

He dragged the two corpses together, held a handful of dry firewood, twisted them with his hands, and cursed silently.

The flames ignited the dry grass and engulfed the body.

After doing all this, he closed his eyes and recited a farewell poem from the clan in a low voice.

Finally he opened his eyes and looked up at the moon in the sky.

In this way, a face with an exceptionally tough face, thick eyebrows, big eyes, and a beard appeared under the moon.

He finished singing the last line of the farewell poem and took out a porcelain vase as big as half a little finger from his arms.

Uncork the bottle and drink the liquid inside.

As soon as the elixir fell into the warm belly, spiritual energy burst out and flowed around the man's body.

His blood surged and lavender patterns began to appear on his skin.

In a moment, this power completely surrendered to him.

The man took the breath into his body, his eyes were red, and his ears were listening in all directions.

For a moment, he locked a direction, walked against the wind, and rushed over at top speed.

(End of this chapter)