Farmland Blessed Girl Xiao Xiangshi

Chapter 17

Mu Zong nodded, took a few steps forward, squatted beside the young man, and felt his pulse.

However, Mu Ya looked at the beggar headed by him for a few times, and temporarily suppressed the doubts in his heart after withdrawing his gaze.

She already has a general understanding of the young man's situation, it is Yin Qi entering the body, not just Yin Qi entering the body.

If there is no guess, the young man must have gone to a place with a lot of yin and took something he shouldn't have.You can probably tell by looking at the Yin Qi in the yard.

And the Yin Qi can't get out of the yard, it's obviously the young man's handwriting.Xu Shi has a kind heart and doesn't want to hurt innocent people.Or maybe it's simply not wanting to attract people who shouldn't come.For example, enemies.

Grandpa has promised to diagnose and treat him, but grandpa can't cope with this situation.

This involves cause and effect.

Promise is the cause, as for the effect, no one knows.

Mu Ya sighed silently, it seems that today may not be able to walk back.

After all, the last time Mu Peng had only a little yin energy entering his body, Mu Ya used all his aura to get rid of it.Afterwards, if she hadn't inadvertently triggered the space and absorbed the spirit pit water, she might have to lie down for three days before she could stand up.

The yin energy in the boy's body has been condensed into needles, and he wants to get rid of it completely without hurting the boy...

There is only one word, difficult!

Unless she is asked to practice for another month, she can only be broken up and eliminated many times.

But in doing so, the risk factor will increase again.

After all, no one knows how much essence of Yin Qi is concentrated in the 'silver needle' in the young man's body.If there are too many, so much that the young man's body can't bear it, then the young man will either explode and die, or his muscles and bones will be broken and he will become a cripple.

Although you can leave, you can't bear too much causality.But Mu Ya is worried, after all, she has a chance to save others, and she is not sure whether the cause and effect will affect her.

She didn't dare to gamble, if she was allowed to bear the cause and effect personally, she would not be afraid.She is afraid that the karma will be retribution on the people around her, and the closest person to her is only her grandfather.

Therefore, she could only choose to save people.

However, Mu Ya's eyes scanned the young man and the beggars twice, and a mocking smile appeared on the corner of his mouth.

She wasn't sure at first, but just now she clearly felt that the leading beggar looked at her twice when grandpa was taking his pulse.

If she was an adult, it would not be surprising to be looked at twice in this situation.

But she was only a child of a few years old, and the beggar was obviously very worried about the teenager, but intentionally or unintentionally, he looked at her during the pulse diagnosis.That can only show that the target of the beggar may be her.Although it was a bit strange to say that, Muya's intuition told her that was the case.

With this faint clue, Mu Ya probably guessed something.

At this time, Mu Zong's expression became very serious.Youyou stood up, looked at the few people with apologetic faces, "I'm old and incompetent, sorry."

After finishing speaking, he walked up to Mu Ya, pulled Mu Ya and left.

Of course those beggars would not let them go, they immediately stood in a row, blocking the way out of the grandpa and grandson.

The leader of the beggar lost his expression, stood up straight, and his momentum changed, as if he was a different person.

The same is true for the few people behind seeing this.There was a bit of evil spirit faintly emanating from the bodies of the six people.

Only then did Mu Zong realize something was wrong, his expression changed, "What is this for?"

"I'm sorry, I've offended you so much. Please forgive me. This action is really helpless. It's because your son's situation is urgent, so I can only do this." Although the leading man said he was sorry, his attitude did not seem to be apologetic. .

(End of this chapter)