Great Master

Ministry Councillor Huang was extremely frightened. After walking a few steps, he heard a sound behind him, and saw that two pieces of the snake's body had fallen down from the branches, its mouth slowly opening and closing. It turned out that this python was not dead yet, so Ministry Councillor Huang was scared and jumped up. Ministry Councillor Huang looked at the python, and saw that its eyes were looking at him with tears. The python could actually cry, this Ministry Councillor Huang had never heard of it before, but it was obvious that the python had a request for him. Ministry Councillor Huang looked up to the sky and realized that the Heaven Eyes on the dark clouds was moving but it was not towards him. Ministry Councillor Huang understood that the Heaven Eye was specifically looking for animals and had let go of people.

Thinking of this, Ministry Councillor Huang calmed down a little. He slowly walked in front of the python and said, "You must want me to help you. I'm just a mortal, so I'll help you dig a hole to bury you."

The python seemed to understand Ministry Councillor Huang's words and stopped moving. The branch that Ministry Councillor Huang used the lightning to break off dug a pit beside the big tree. After digging for a long time, he finally managed to place the python's body inside and covered it with dirt. After bowing with his hands, he left. Ministry Councillor Huang did not know whether he had done the right thing or not.

After doing all of this, Ministry Councillor Huang continued to head home. However, the dark clouds in the sky had not dissipated, and that huge red eye was still slowly patrolling the area. And it began to rain again. Ministry Councillor Huang thought in his heart, that python was already dead. Could it be that there is still some kind of demon that the Heaven's Eyes haven't found? Ministry Councillor Huang could only find a place to hide and hide. Coincidentally, at the foot of the mountain, there was a tattered little temple. He then hurriedly ran into the temple. He barely managed to find a place where he could hide from the rain.

The small temple had been abandoned for a long time, the monks who were not in charge of the temple had even opened the roof. Through the cracks, Ministry Councillor Huang could see that the Sky Eye was still patrolling slowly. When he touched it, he discovered that there was a piece of rope wrapped around his leg. When Ministry Councillor Huang was about to pull the rope off his leg, the thing his hand was grabbing onto was slippery, only then did he realize that it was actually a small snake wrapped around his leg. Ministry Councillor Huang immediately kicked his leg, wanting to shake the snake off. After a while, he saw that although the snake did not leave, it did not bite him. Ministry Councillor Huang suddenly realized that when he buried the python just now, the small python had quietly crawled up his leg. It was using him as a means to seek protection.

Ministry Councillor Huang looked at the Sky Eye, thinking that he had done it. He might as well spare the snake's life.

So Ministry Councillor Huang hid himself inside the temple, watching the Sky Eye moving about in the sky. The number of flashes of lightning decreased. However, the light emitted by the Heaven's Eyes was still so bright. Ministry Councillor Huang planned to wait for daybreak. The dark clouds would disappear and the Heaven's Eyes would also disappear.

After waiting for two hours, the dark clouds remained the same, and the Heaven's Eyes had no intention of leaving. At this time, on the road outside the temple, a person walked over. Ministry Councillor Huang shouted at that person, "Quickly hide, hide!"

However, that person did not dodge and continued to walk towards Ministry Councillor Huang. When he got closer, Ministry Councillor Huang saw that the man was holding an oil umbrella, he walked into the temple and put the umbrella away. Only now did he understand that his previous worries were unnecessary. This Daoist Priest was a human, not a demoness. Of course he wouldn't be afraid of the Sky Eye.

After the Daoist Priest entered, he looked over the Ministry Councillor Huang and then stood side by side with the Ministry Councillor Huang, also looking at the dark clouds in the sky.

The Daoist Priest's body and face looked to be in his prime, but under the dim light, Ministry Councillor Huang found out that both his beard and hair were silver white, so he was unable to determine the Daoist Priest's age. Ministry Councillor Huang at least knows that the appearance of this strange Taoist, appearing at such a specific time, must not be by accident. The Ministry Councillor Huang then cupped his hands and greeted the Daoist Priest. The Daoist priest also returned the greeting. Then they both watched the rain outside the temple. After a long time, the Daoist priest finally said, "There's still an hour before the rain stops."

Ministry Councillor Huang nodded. Under these circumstances, he did not know how to talk to the Taoist. The red eyes in the sky suddenly stopped, as if staring at Ministry Councillor Huang and the Daoist Priest. Then, he slowly rotated his Heaven's Eyes and disappeared into the clouds.

"The lord has good intentions." The Daoist looked up and down at the Ministry Councillor Huang, then said, "But there are some things that are done, and it's always a bit bad."

Ministry Councillor Huang knew what the Daoist was saying, so he couldn't explain.

The Daoist Priest paused for a long time before saying to Ministry Councillor Huang, "I had originally planned to bring your son away. It seems that I will have to wait for a few more decades to give your son a name."

When the Ministry Councillor Huang heard this, he realized that his son was about to be born and quickly asked, "What's his name?"

"Chang!" After the Daoist said this, he left, "You and I will not meet. Tell your son that I will wait for him."

Ministry Councillor Huang watched as the Daoist Priest walked far away. He silently remembered the Daoist Priest's words and then patted his leg. The small snake slowly slithered out and went into a corner.

An hour later, the rain stopped and the dark clouds gradually dispersed. Ministry Councillor Huang continued to travel, the road was muddy and slippery, and they walked for another day before returning home in the evening.

Ministry Councillor Huang kept thinking about the Heaven's Eyes and the matter of the Taoist last night. But as soon as he entered the house. When the butler saw the Ministry Councillor Huang, he said, "The Madam has been in labor for a day and a night, and she has not been able to give birth. The two midwives who were hired both said that the adults and the children could not be saved. "

Ministry Councillor Huang immediately forgot about what happened last night and rushed into the inner room. Sure enough, he saw a group of women sitting in front of his wife's bed. There was only the intermittent wheezing of his wife.

Ministry Councillor Huang could only run over to the main house and kowtow on the ancestral tablets. Just as he was panicking, the butler suddenly barged in and pulled Ministry Councillor Huang out of the house, stammering so hard that he couldn't speak.

Ministry Councillor Huang followed the butler to the main door, and like the butler, he remained silent. Outside the house, several hundred people stood in a dense crowd, surrounding the mansion. Looking up, there were still many people gathering at the Yellow Mansion. These people had their backs to the Residence of Huang; all of them had their backs facing the crowd!

The dogs in the house began to bark, and the other animals began to bark in panic. When the Ministry Councillor Huang saw these people, he was extremely frightened. These people all quietly stood there, not moving at all. Then, the people who were near the house slowly turned around — their faces were withered, and none of them had a chin.

The butler was scared silly and his body was trembling.

At this moment, a baby's cry came from the inner room of the house. All the people outside the house kneeled down. Just as Ministry Councillor Huang was at a loss as to what to do, a gust of wind blew by, and all these people disappeared, as if they were all swept away by the wind.

A midwife ran over to Ministry Councillor Huang from behind him. "Madam has given birth, she's a son."

"It's true!" Ministry Councillor Huang became excited and wanted to go inside the house.

"But young master has no eyes." The midwife pulled Ministry Councillor Huang along. "It's a monster."

The housekeeper immediately slapped the midwife in the ear, "Nonsense!"

Ministry Councillor Huang asked as they walked, "Is anything wrong, Madam?"

"It's alright, milord …" The midwife said hesitantly.

"Don't stutter." The Ministry Councillor Huang panicked and rushed into the room. Seeing that the baby was already in the hands of a maid, he took a closer look and saw that the baby's face was green and purple. The baby had a face of purple and purple, and during the process of giving birth, his head was elongated, and he didn't know if he was dead or alive.

"He held his breath for too long," another midwife said to the Ministry Councillor Huang. "He was a fool when he came back to life, and was even blind."

Ministry Councillor Huang ignored the midwives and walked over to Madam. She was already exhausted, but she still managed to say: "What a fool, I have let down your Huang Family, you should take me in as a concubine …"

"My son won't be a fool," Ministry Councillor Huang thought of the Daoist Priest from last night.

"But his eyes." Madame pointed to the newborn baby.

Ministry Councillor Huang looked carefully at the baby's forehead, and suddenly saw that above the bridge of the nose, the baby's skin was a little wrinkled, and also a little gray. Ministry Councillor Huang used his finger to lightly touch the skin on the baby's nose. Only then did he realize that it was a membrane that covered the baby's eyes.

The baby suddenly cried and opened his eyes. When the midwives and maidservants saw that the membranes had been removed, their eyes widened. These women all cried out in alarm. A baby didn't lack eyes, but had two pupils in its eyes!

Huang Chang, the Warlock Greatmaster of Song Dynasty, was born with two pupils!