Wanfa Daojun, starting from the Little Cloud and Rain Technique

Chapter 86 Moving
Feeling the whistling wind in his ears and looking down at the mountains and streams quickly leaving behind him, Ji An couldn't help but let out a long roar.

As soon as the sound was made, the strong wind filled his mouth. He quickly closed his mouth and couldn't help coughing a few times.

Careless.

There was disdain and sarcasm in the silly gray-feathered sand goose's rolling eyes.

Then it accelerated again and performed all kinds of tricks in the air, climbing rapidly, diving at an accelerated speed, and circling and falling from time to time. Its purpose was to find an opportunity to overturn the monk riding on it.

Ever since it saw the wild monsters soaring in the sky, it has developed an infinite yearning for freedom.

It was very smart and understood that it would be free if it could take away the jade token that controlled it.

Therefore, during the period of being tamed, he had secretly made similar attempts, trying to knock the beastmaster down while flying in the air.

However, such dangerous behavior caused the beastmaster to severely punish it several times before it slowly became obedient.

When the Beast Taming Token was handed to the current cultivator, it understood that it had another chance to try.

Now, the opportunity has come.

When the Gray-feathered Sand Goose first started to perform dangerous moves, Ji An was very excited. This beast master understood the effect of performance.

However, as the movements became more and more exaggerated, he felt something was wrong.

At this moment, he couldn't help but think of the words of the Beast Taming Hall disciples, 'Once the beast is sold, it cannot be returned or exchanged. It is quite spiritual and needs strict discipline.'

It turns out he's a thorn in the flesh. No wonder the selling price was reduced by four crystals despite the good appearance. It turns out there's more than just Zhao Mengyao's face involved.

Ji An took out the beast card and communicated with the spirit: "Slow down! Fly smoothly."

The gray-feathered sand goose ignored it and even sped up a little.

Are you trying to rebel? Ji An bared his teeth, stretched out his hand to grab Sha Yan's head, and stretched out his other hand holding the jade token in front of Yu Beastmaster.

The sharp golden light flickered at the fingertips, and golden flowers bloomed in the black eyes of the gray-feathered sand goose.

The sharp breath stung its eyes, and tears immediately flowed out, scattering crystals in the air.

"Gah!"

The dangerous feeling of being cut apart enveloped the sand goose's small brain. It let out a rapid cry and the wind rushed into its throat.

The discomfort made it instinctively want to twist its neck, but the sharp golden light was right next to its eyes, frightening it so much that it dared not move, its eyes full of pleading.

This feeling of being on the verge of death in the next second is more direct and dangerous than using the Beast Taming Card to punish.

Feeling the wind rustling by his ears, Ji An put away the Sharp Gold Technique and stroked the feathers on the neck of the gray-feathered sand goose:
"Do your best and don't make me angry."

The rest of the flight was much smoother. When landing, the sand goose even honked twice to remind its owner to prepare for landing.

Ji An opened the ban and entered the courtyard, leaving the ghost-seeking rat to watch over the house and look at the big gray bird vigilantly with a fierce look in its eyes.

It shook its fluffy golden-brown hair and ran over, making a flattering "squeak".

"Gah!"

The gray-feathered sand goose suddenly stretched its head and called out with a malicious look, "Little guy, I don't like the look you gave me just now!"

The soul-seeking rat was startled and immediately hid beside Ji An, revealing its head and baring its teeth fiercely.

"Behave yourself, everyone. From now on, if I see you fighting, you will be punished!"

Ji An took out the beast control card and warned the two beast trainers separately, and also specifically warned the gray-feathered sand goose not to touch any spiritual plants in the yard.

Then he returned to the bamboo house, scooped half a bowl of green corn and scattered it out to feed the chickens.

He was about to say goodbye to this temporary residence. Apart from the spiritual plants all over the yard, Ji An did not feel much reluctance.

He stuffed the wood carving and a few Taoist robes into his storage bag, put away his talisman brushes and ink, and packed up the spiritual rice in the rice jar. There were no more of his personal belongings here. Six years had passed, and he remained poor, but in exchange for that, he had achieved the ninth level of Qi Refining. His future was as bright as the rising sun.

After feeling sentimental for a while, Ji An grabbed the talisman grass seeds in the corner, took the two beasts and strode out.

A flash of light appeared at the gate and then disappeared, and the courtyard was sealed off again.

In the spiritual field, orange-red spiritual light and khaki spiritual light flickered in turn. Ji An scattered talisman grass seeds, released the Thick Soil Technique again, and then began to make it rain.

The movements were smooth and flowing, and as the silver rain fell, a patch of grass appeared in the spiritual field that had just been barren.

The earing period of green corn has arrived early. The plants are gently patted by the spiritual rain, shaking and stretching their green leaves.

“After raising two imperial beasts, I will have to plant more green corn in the future.

I won’t be able to guard the spiritual field in the future. I will have to buy a puppet beast to drive away the birds that steal food, and I will have to spend spirit stones.”

Ji An thought about it, stuffed the soul-seeking rat into the cloth bag, and boarded the sand goose to leave.

Landing in front of a courtyard, he shouted:
"Flying Tiger?!"

The door of the bamboo building opened wide, and Huang Feihu came out with a silly smile on his face:

"Senior brother, you are a rare guest. Please come in quickly."

Seeing the spirited grey-feathered sand goose, he felt even more envious. For him, the price of a flying beast was not cheap, not to mention that it cost a lot to feed such a medium-sized beast.

The two of them walked through the courtyard filled with vegetables and fruits and sat down in the bamboo building.

Ji An glanced at the talisman pen and paper on the small table next to him and said with a smile:

"I wonder what kind of talisman you are drawing now? I still have a batch of low-grade talisman paper. Do you need any more?"

"When I first started learning, I drew the Golden Armor Talisman and the Explosive Flame Talisman."

Huang Feihu blushed slightly and said embarrassedly.

Both are the best-selling talismans, but he has just started using these two spells. If he wants to earn crystals from them, he needs to accumulate experience for a year or two.

"Brother, just leave two hundred pieces of talisman paper. The talisman grass I planted can be harvested in a month."

As he spoke, he took out two more spirit stones and placed them on the table.

Ji An took out a stack of talisman paper, about two hundred and thirty or forty pieces, and said with a smile:
"Feel free to use these talisman papers. Junior brother, you are just starting out, so you'll need to practice a lot.

You don't have to give me the spirit stones for now. Return them to me when you can earn crystal stones later."

He recounted his story of becoming a disciple, and then said:
"Junior brother, you have a talent for planting, which cannot be wasted. When I establish my foundation in the future, Master's medicine garden will definitely need to find a new manager. I can recommend you to Master then."

If you are reliable in your work and always want to be at the forefront, you will definitely make a good impression in front of your master.

Even if the other party does not meet the master's requirements, he can ask the other party to take care of his own medicine field.

"Thank you, senior brother."

Huang Feihu stood up and bowed, saying that his grandfather had discussed with him the various benefits that spiritual farmers could enjoy, and being able to receive the task of managing the medicine garden was one of the best ways out.

It would be even better if I could take care of the private medicine gardens of my senior masters.

However, in order to receive such a task, not only must one have good planting skills, but more importantly, one must be able to connect with the network.

He was quite confident in his craftsmanship, but his grandfather did not leave any connections in this area, so it was difficult for him to get similar tasks.

Although he wanted to use some spirit stones to build relationships, he was afraid that he wouldn't be able to find the right person to give the crystals to.

Now, there is no such worry. With my financial resources and qualifications, I may be able to build the foundation in just a few years.

(End of this chapter)