Chengtian Ba ​​Suo

Master Jiao stood on his head shaking his head, not vomiting. 【 】The old Taoist didn't stop me from the sidelines, watching me quietly.

After shaking it for a while, I was afraid that it would fall apart, so I put it back in my hand again.Master Jiao spat out the letter, his stomach was visibly bulging, as if something was moving inside.

I was shocked when I saw this, it doesn’t matter if you eat indiscriminately, you will explode later, the old Taoist said, I will lose my life if you die.

The ups and downs of the stomach obviously made Lord Jiao uncomfortable. It kept twisting its tiny body, as if it was trying to digest.After a while, it suddenly stopped still.

I poked it twice with my finger: Lord Jiao?Master Jiao?

Old Daoist, is it dead?I almost cried.

The old Taoist shook his head: It's not dead, let's put it aside, it shouldn't be a bad thing.

This is not a bad thing, since all the animals hibernate in summer, will they never open their eyes once they open and close?

Its predecessor was a different species from heaven and earth, with extraordinary abilities.If you break and then stand, you are born with great power.The bone fragment contains the power of heaven and earth, if it can be digested, it will be a good thing for it.Perhaps, it can be compatible with itself, so that after it grows, its demon power will be more powerful than before.

In case of indigestion...

Forget it, this guy was also a big python that was about to turn into a dragon before he was reborn anyway, so he shouldn't die so easily.

Putting the obviously heavier Jiao Ye on the table aside, I asked the old man: How can this bone piece be so heavy? Is it really a human bone piece?

Maybe not.The old Taoist said: Or maybe it is.

Your uncle!I cursed in my heart.

The bone fragments of ordinary people are naturally not that heavy, but after practicing cultivation, the potential of the human body is discovered, and there will naturally be many changes.For example, getting a golden body and relics after the death of an eminent monk is a kind of abnormal change.Taoism, on the other hand, has three visions of immortality, corpse disintegration, or instant immortality.

Ascension is easier to understand. Legend has it that Zhang Sanfeng entered the coffin and then opened the coffin. If the person disappeared, he belonged to Ascension Immortal.This is an incomprehensible vision that can only occur with true emergence, not the current interpretation, which is a euphemism for the death of a Taoist priest.

Dissolving a corpse leaves behind a skin, and the spirit ascends to the immortal.Like Ge Hongxian, who wrote the alchemy technique of Baopuzi in ancient times, his whole body was soft after death, as light as thin paper. It is said that his body was dissected and turned into a fairy.

As for becoming a fairy immediately, it is to take the elixir. The most famous one is that Chang'e took the elixir and abandoned Houyi to go to the moon.

No matter what kind of vision, it has nothing to do with the bone fragments being extremely heavy.The old Taoist explained that if one's body is blessed with Dao power, it is possible to weigh tens of thousands of catties, let alone a few catties.However, it has never been heard of someone who can still retain his power after death, so that the bone fragments are mutated.

To put it bluntly, the old Taoist also made nonsense, and he didn't say why.Because he simply couldn't understand how the power of heaven and earth could remain in his body after no one was operating it.

Could it be... This is not human at all?I am careful to present my point of view.

not human?The old Taoist was also taken aback for a moment, and then asked me: what would it be if it wasn't a human being?

Uh... I was stopped by him, yes, what would it be if it wasn't a human being?

For example, what kind of aliens, visitors from Mars, maybe they came from alien planets.I said with a smirk.

The old Taoist ignored me, Dao power is unique to this world, how could it come from an alien.I also knew that what I said was nonsense, so I didn't dare to say too much.

Looking at the pile of bone fragments, I suddenly remembered the murals I saw in the mountain stream.

Although after a few days the impression is a bit blurred, but I can vaguely remember the general idea.

There are three people in the first painting, one on top and two on the bottom.The man above poked his head, as if looking at the two below.The murals are very vivid, and the author's general meaning is described with simple lines.When I saw that mural, there were still many wavy stripes on the chest of the man above from left to right.

I didn't want to understand what it was at first, but when I saw the table in front of my stomach, I suddenly felt that those stripes looked like ropes that separated people.

I told the old Taoist my thoughts, and he agreed with him deeply, but the old Taoist put forward another view on the wavy stripes.

He said that the murals made by the ancients usually have simple lines and only need to show the real thing.Unlike the current paintings, which pay attention to details, if you draw a tiger, you can even tell how many hairs the tiger has with a magnifying glass.

Therefore, he felt that those stripes were not ropes, but more like clouds.

clouds?Someone standing behind the clouds?

No, if that is really a cloud, the people on it should be in the sky.Looking at the people below from the sky... the first person painted on the mural is a fairy! ?

This conclusion surprised me and the old Taoist priest.

The two of us recalled the second and third murals together. The old Taoist took a pen and paper and carefully restored the original picture as much as possible.

In the second mural, there are still three people.One person is on top, two people are on top, almost the same as before.However, the person above was lying flat on top of the two, while the person below was looking up.

This painting has more meanings. If the person above is the same as the first one, then this fairy...is sleeping?

But the two people below who he had been peeping at looked up at the same time, as if they had spotted him.If the gods are so easy to find, then they won't be called gods.

The old Taoist and I looked at it for a long time, but we couldn't see the clue, and didn't understand what the painting meant.

Since I couldn't understand it, I simply took the third painting over to look at it.

In the third picture, many people appeared.Those people formed a circle, and there was also a person in the circle, lying flat on the ground.There are white layered lines all over the body, which slightly cover the human body.At this time, I noticed that there were still clouds above the picture.And behind the clouds, there are dark and fuzzy traces.

The old Taoist's ability to restore is very good. As soon as I saw this picture, I remembered that the murals I saw at the beginning were indeed like this.The black thing was indistinct, like a cloud of black mist.

The third painting has many characters, and the old Taoist priest and I studied it for a long time before we could understand it.

These two murals should be viewed together.

In the third mural, someone is lying on the ground, surrounded by people standing around, it looks like a crowd of onlookers.Needless to say, something exciting must have happened.

In the second painting, the gods are also lying down. If the two paintings are comic strips, it means that the gods fell from the sky to the earth.Moreover, there was such a commotion that even mortals on the ground could hear it.Because of this, the two people on the ground looked up.

The immortal in the third mural is lying flat on the ground, with layers of lines all over his body, which is similar to the clouds seen before.Explain that this may not be a cloud, but more like an autonomous concealment spell.

Because there is another cloud above, almost the same position as before.But this time, there was a black mist behind the clouds.

Unfortunately, both the fourth and fifth murals were eroded beyond recognition, and with the ability of an old Taoist priest, at most a few meaningless lines could be drawn.Perhaps there are more than five murals in this section. If you can see all of them, you will be able to understand the meaning of the ancients.

It's a pity, it's a pity, after deciphering the secrets of the three paintings, the old Taoist priest and I had the same guess.

Mysterious murals appear in the channel of the mountain stream, and the lake in the valley is not only guarded by the red-spotted python, but also can enter a hanging coffin and burial space.

Perhaps...the ones buried in the hanging coffin are the immortals in the murals?

This is an unbelievable conclusion. After reaching it, the old Taoist priest and I were stunned on the spot.

What is a fairy?There was a dialogue in the ancient book Zhong Lu Chuan Dao Ji.

Lu said: "What are the so-called immortals?"

Zhong said: "Immortals think that earthly immortals are tired of living in the world, and they work hard. The joints are connected, lead and mercury are drawn out, and the gold is refined to the top. The jade liquid returns the elixir, and the qi is refined to form qi. The five qi are oriented toward the yuan, and the three yangs are gathered at the top. The merit is complete. Forgetting the shape, the womb transforms itself into an immortal. The yin and yang are pure, and there is a body outside the body. Shed the substance and ascended to the immortal, transcending the ordinary and becoming a saint. Rejecting the world and returning to the three mountains, he is called a god."

It is also because of this that many experts now study ancient alchemy, and they all mention that the ancients refined sulfur, mercury, and lead, so they died of poisoning after eating too much.

I think that modern people know that the thing is poisonous, but the ancients may not know it.Judging from the word drawing lead, there was a fixed procedure for the ancients to ascend to immortality.

The first is to extract the lead in the body.The density of lead is very high, and the ancients probably thought that too much of it would increase impurities in the body and affect immortality.As mentioned earlier, the three visions of Taoism, the final result is that the body is as light as nothing.

As for why mercury is added and the body is finally refined with gold, this is an ancient method, and people now don't know it.

There are too many records about immortals, so I won’t mention them here.But from my personal point of view, I am willing to believe that there were immortals in the world.But if there is a pile of fairy bone fragments in front of you... it will be very troublesome.

The old Taoist priest was obviously also troubled, frowning and meditating silently.If this is really the bone of a fairy, what will be done if the walking corpse is taken away?Do you want to turn immortals into walking corpses?

This possibility is very high, after all, they came first and took away almost everything.But the gods can leave broken bones, which shows that the skeleton is not very complete. Even if it is refined into a walking corpse, it will have a lot of trouble walking.

Leaving aside how the Xingshi meridian makes the bones grow blood and flesh, just saying that the whole skeleton may weigh tens of thousands of catties, their methods are already amazing.

What surprised me even more was how the ancients hung such a heavy skeleton on the mountain wall.And what kind of rope can survive at least hundreds of years without decay, and can bear a weight of tens of thousands of catties?

This is another mystery, perhaps only by returning to that place again can we know.But even if we know it, it will not help our current situation.