Lanke Chess Edge

After watching the starry sky for a while, Ji Yuan went back to the house to sleep.

The indoor mattress is covered with straw and cotton, which is actually quite comfortable, especially if the straw is evenly spread and it is new, but it is best to change the straw regularly for this kind of bed.

He took off his shoes, took off his clothes, and lay down on his side. The jade stick above the pillow had been replaced, and now it was "Water Controlling Art", which is definitely more orthodox than the orthodox Xianmen Water Controlling Art.

Around midnight, Ji Yuan opened his eyes in his sleep, and he heard some movement outside the Taoist temple.

The two priests on the opposite side were soundly asleep, while Ji Yuan straightened up, put on his coat, got out of bed, opened the door and went out.

The mountain breeze outside was cool, and Ji Yuan jumped onto the roof of the Taoist kitchen with a light leap, without making any sound during the whole process.

The wall of the Taoist kitchen is connected to the courtyard wall. One of the two doors of the kitchen faces the courtyard, and the other faces the outside. Two animals the size of kittens are rummaging through the outer door of the kitchen, chewing and putting them there temporarily. bone residues and the like.

"Chuck... ck..."

"Crack..." "Ugh..."

Occasionally, the two beasts would fight for each other, making that threatening growl.

Ji Yuan sat down slowly on the roof of the kitchen with great interest. His body was spotless, there would be no smell at all, and he deliberately did not make any noise, so as not to scare the two animals that were eating.

Look at their small stature and sharp teeth, small head and slender body, slightly big tail, at least they don't look like cats.

'Is this a weasel? Some kind of mountain weasel? Must be some kind of mink! '

Animals such as jackals, tigers, leopards, foxes, and monkeys are highly recognizable, even if Ji Yuan’s eyesight is not good, he can easily distinguish them, but it is a little difficult for Ji Yuan to distinguish these two small things. Squirrel is right.

The only things that could be fought over by the two small animals were some fish bones and vegetable dregs soaked in some fish soup. Ji Yuan and Qi Wen ate relatively cleanly, so it was impossible to think how much meat they had.

Although these two little animals look very smart, at present, Ji Yuan can't see anything special about them. After all, he has seen many smart animals in his two lifetimes, and observing them on the roof at this moment is just a matter of pleasure.

After all, there were not many bones and residues. The two small animals scrambled to eat some small bones, licked the marrow on the spine of some fish bones, and the rest were only big bones that could not be eaten.

But even so, the two small animals still walked away with a bone in their mouths in the end, and it probably tasted good if they couldn't eat it.

Just about seven or eight feet away from the Taoist temple, a night owl suddenly flapped its wings and jumped down from a mountain tree.

"Cluck...cluck..."

The two small animals on the ground felt the danger and let out a hasty cry, while the night owl also showed its sharp claws.

"Hey~~~~~"

With an animal scream, one of the small animals was caught by the night owl.

There was the sound of flapping wings, the roar of animals, and the chirping of night owls.

Ji Yuan sat on the roof of the Taoist kitchen and listened all the time. He heard very clearly but could not see clearly. He knew what happened. This is the way for all things to survive.

It's just that in this case, another animal suspected of being a mink should have fled immediately, but at this time it rushed to the mouth hook like a sickle, grasped sharply like a knife, and fought with it to the death.

Ye Xiao flapped his wings and wanted to fly, another animal under his claws was also struggling, and even turned around and bit Ye Xiao's leg.

"beep~~~"

The night owl flapped its wings frantically in pain, swung its sharp claws, and at the same time pecked at the mink under its feet with its sharp beak, causing the mink's skin to rip apart.

The other sable beast jumped on Ye Xiao like crazy, biting Ye Xiao's wing.

"Beep..."

clack clack clack clack...

The night owl finally let go of the prey, flapped its wings and flew away, and the two small animals were also injured, and the one that was caught at first seemed to be dying, even so, it still struggled to move its body and hid to the side In a bush, Ji Yuan knew that they hadn't left, or that they were temporarily unable to leave and did not dare to leave.

The reaction just now does not mean that these two little animals have opened up their intelligence. The opening of animals’ intelligence is different from their own intelligence and emotions. The word "spirit" is always in front, which represents a kind of The beginning of the metamorphosis.

But it is undeniable that animals with enlightened intelligence have previously come from similar, more intelligent and more emotional beasts.

Ji Yuan stood up and was about to turn around and leave, but before he left, he thought for a moment, stretched out his hand, and the fresh fish tail left in the kitchen flew out, weighing about two to three catties.

Put a little bit on the fish, inject a trace of extremely weak aura, then use a few straws taken from the ground as a rope, pierce a hole in the tail of the fish, and throw it down the eaves.

As the fish tail fell, it hung on the original wooden window sill of the outer door of the kitchen. It swung there, always feeling like it was about to fall to the ground, but it never fell. After about seven or eight breaths, the swing range Gradually weakened and then stabilized there.

The height of the fish tail from the ground is only about one foot, and the spiritual energy in it is only a tiny wisp. Eating this meat is slightly beneficial for the injury and can fill the stomach, but it has no other effect.

When the fish tail stabilized, the people on the kitchen roof had disappeared. As for whether the two little beasts would have the courage to come and take the fish tail again, it is not clear, even the night owl or other wild beasts came to catch it Maybe even fish.

‘If the fish tail is still there the next morning, use it for cooking. '

With this kind of thought in mind, Ji Yuan went back to the house, and before he lay down again, he suddenly had another thought, so he touched a crumpled white paper from the bundle beside the bed, and went out of the house again.

Afterwards, Ji Yuan stepped forward like smoke, stepping on the rocks, as if splashing and jumping in the mountain stream, towards the top of Yanxia Peak.

The Qingteng sword, which was still leaning against the bed in the house, sensed that Ji Yuan left the Taoist temple and climbed up, immediately levitated up, and chased after his master through the indoor window.

Yunshan Temple itself is located above the waistline of Yanxia Peak, not at the top of the mountain, but the location of Yunshan Temple is high enough that it only took a dozen breaths to climb to the top.

The space at the top of Yanxia Peak is about six to seven feet square, and there are no rocks and trees to cover it. In addition, the front and back are transparent, and the mountain wind is much stronger than that at the bottom.

Sitting cross-legged on a large flat rock, Ji Yuan took out the white paper from his arms, pressed his hands on both sides of the paper and rubbed it, and the white paper became flat again.

With his left hand resting on his right index finger as a pen, Ji Yuan wrote words on this piece of white paper like this. Although there was no ink, he had the magic power to weave it on it. Edge is still pretty good.

Feel it after writing, and add some fine mana to make it cover the whole paper for the sake of insurance.

"Well, the next step is to test whether my handicraft level has regressed. It should be like this?"

Ji Yuan muttered, and began to move his hands on the white paper, folded it repeatedly, and the paper became wrinkled and smooth again, and after several times, an exquisite paper crane appeared in his hand.

"Huh... it's okay, it's okay!"

Looking closely at this Thousand Paper Crane from left to right, he felt relieved after repeatedly confirming its exquisiteness, then Ji Yuan dipped his index finger in the saliva on his tongue, and wrote a few words on the two wings of the Paper Crane respectively, On the left is "fan" and on the right is "moving".

"That's about it, please take a walk."

Ji Yuan's words were not addressed to the paper crane, but to the Ivy Sword behind him. It is impossible for this little paper crane to be able to leap thousands of mountains and rivers.

Ji Yuan took another long hair of his own, wrapped it around Zhihe's neck for several weeks, and then tied it to the hilt of the Ivy Sword.

"Go."

As soon as the master's voice fell, the green rattan sword immediately pulled the paper crane up to the sky, protected the paper crane's body with the sword intent, and then turned into a stream of light and walked away towards Gyeonggi Prefecture.

Watching the Qingteng sword leave, Ji Yuan did not go down the mountain, because the purpose of climbing to the top was not to pass on the book, otherwise it could be done in Yunshan Temple, and the more reason was to watch the sunrise.

Even the Zhihe made a temporary experiment.

After waiting in the night wind for half the night, the sky turned white, and then a golden light appeared. After a while, the entire Yunshan area was like a sea of ​​clouds rising into the sun...

Not to mention the gathering of clouds and auras, Ji Yuan couldn't help opening his eyes wide at this time, the beauty of the sea of ​​clouds and sunrise was also the first time in his life.

. . .

It was already sunrise at Unsan, but the sky in Gyeonggi Province was still gray.

The Ivy Sword spanned thousands of miles, broke through the wind and fell high above the Tongtian River in Jizhou, and hung precisely on the top of the Jiangshen Niangniang Temple next to the Zhuangyuan Ferry.

There was a slight sharp sound from the blade of the sword, and Ji Yuan's long hair on the hilt fell off, and the whole hair was wrapped around the paper crane's neck.

After the paper crane fell freely and was blown by the wind a few times, something magical happened.

The paper crane actually started to flap its wings, stabilized its figure that was drifting in the wind, and then flapped its paper wings and fell towards the Jiangshen Empress Temple.

The Qingteng sword waited in the air for a while, saw the paper crane fall into the temple, and then flew away again.

Inside Tongtian River God Temple.

A thousand paper cranes, like a silent bird, flew through the temple corridor and over the house, and finally got into the main hall through the transom.

After flying a few laps around the statue of the Goddess of the River, the paper crane landed on the right hand of the statue, and there was a flash of light before returning to silence.

About a quarter of an hour later, a gentle woman in a fine attire came in a hurry. The temple that hadn't opened the door couldn't stop her, and finally pushed open the main hall door and walked into it.

As soon as the dragon girl who entered the main hall raised her head, her eyes focused on the right hand of her god statue. She stretched out her hand and a paper crane flew towards and landed on her palm.

As soon as the paper crane fell into the palm of the dragon girl, she flapped its wings twice, causing the dragon girl to poke it twice out of curiosity, but the paper crane didn't live anymore.

"What kind of spell is this? It's very interesting. Is this hair Uncle Ji's?"

Subconsciously pulling out the paper crane's hair, the paper crane in the hands of the dragon girl showed the effect of expressing the spirit with objects, and conveyed the letters of fate to Ying Ruoli, the dragon girl.

After a long time, the message was conveyed, but the dragon girl looked at the paper crane in disbelief, looked up and down several times, no matter how you looked at it, it was just a piece of ordinary rice paper.

"No way... Such a piece of paper flew six thousand miles? This..."