My master is invincible

Chapter 1913 Yin-Yang Rice (Final Chapter Part [-])
It's okay if I don't think about it, but when I think about it, I just feel that the hemp rope is getting deeper and deeper, and I feel an indescribable pain all over my body.

Terrible!

How is this going?

Could it be the reason I'm struggling?
As soon as this thought flashed through, I struggled immediately.

But, unexpectedly, just as I stopped struggling, the hemp rope sank even deeper.

"what!"

I couldn't help but cry out in pain.

As soon as I made a sound from my side, the old man stopped chanting incantations and looked towards me.

His deep eyes stared at me for almost a minute without opening his mouth.

And I just kept staring at him.

I don't know if it's my illusion or what's going on, the hair on his head seems to have shriveled a lot, especially the eyes, if her eyes were particularly sharp before, then now his eyes are quite cloudy, no longer A radiant old man, but like an ordinary old man with a shrunken spirit.

Is it just because of the incantation just now?
The old man seemed to have seen through my thoughts, got up slowly, shook the dust off his body, walked towards me, and said softly: "Xiao Jiu, I only have less than an hour left to live. Please listen to me carefully."

I blinked my eyes and kept blinking at him, which meant to tell him to stop messing around and stop here.

The old man seemed not to see my eyes, smiled lightly, raised his hand to touch my forehead, and said softly: "The mantra I chanted just now is called the Seven Wars and Three Feet Mantra, and its effect is quite simple, that is to lock A specific aura, this mantra is quite complicated, and I will not be able to teach you for a while. I just want to tell you that when you know how to cook Yin-Yang rice, you will feel pain all over your body, which feels like tens of thousands of ants At the same time biting the heart, it is extremely painful. But the good thing is that from now on, you will be alone, and there will be nothing to haunt you."

kindness?
What does he mean by that?
What do you mean nothing haunts me?
Could it be that something has been haunting me all these years?
No, these years I can clearly feel that nothing haunts me!

Besides, although I am not very accomplished in metaphysics, I am much better than ordinary metaphysicians.

I have checked myself and there is absolutely nothing dirty following me.

But, listening to the old man's tone, there seems to be something dirty around me.

It's impossible, absolutely impossible.

The old man smiled at me and said softly: "Xiao Jiu, I know you may not believe it, but many things in this world are based on unbelief, just like when some people said that the earth is round, no one believed it, but the fact Woolen cloth?"

After finishing speaking, he patted me heavily, and continued: "Okay, the greetings have already been greeted, I will need to concentrate on making Yinyang rice later, I may not have time to take care of you, I hope you must persist Hold on, as long as you pass this level, tomorrow's matter, as long as you unite with one of the five great families, you should be able to handle it."

While speaking, he got up slowly, and walked over to the Eight Immortals table.

After walking about four steps, he stopped without turning his head, and said softly, "Xiao Jiu, if you see your father, please tell him that I owe him my life. Keep the promise of the year, help Hua'er, and don't let me die with regret."

kindness?
Huaer?

What does this mean?
Could it be that my father still has some agreement with him?
Or in other words, everything the old man did was not entirely for me, but for other reasons?

Suddenly, countless thoughts flashed in my mind, and I couldn't figure out what the old man's focus was.

However, the only thing I can be sure of is that the old man must have considered many factors in making this decision. It is undeniable. If he really sacrificed this time, it is true that I owe him my life.

"Huang Maozi, go lead the pig over here, I'm going to start making yin and yang meals." The old man walked forward and gave Uncle Huang another order.

(End of this chapter)