Shi Tianwu shared with you the magnetic field rotation

Chapter 520 A Journey of Ten Thousand Miles

"Godmother."

"Bian'er, is there anything you need to tell your godmother?"

"Godmother, I'm going away for a few days. Aren't you worried about something? I'll go find you some medicine."

"Oh, how can I trouble you with this? My godmother is getting old and doesn't need medical treatment anymore."

"How can that be? This is a trivial matter."

“While I’m away for a few days, Ram will come to take care of you. Just tell her whenever you need to, it’s the same as telling me.”

"well."

After becoming sworn brothers with Wang Jin, his mother naturally became his godmother by the roadside.

Wang Jin's elderly mother always called him "Bian'er" (meaning "side by the roadside"), which always made him unable to hold back. Luckily, he didn't call himself "Luguo" (meaning "passing by"), otherwise he would be called "Guo'er" (meaning "passing by").

After explaining things to Wang Jin's elderly mother, he flew towards Tangyin County, Henan Province, together with the peacock.

Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva has sent word that the reincarnation of the Golden-Winged Garuda will be born tomorrow in a wealthy family in Tangyin County, Henan Province.

Peacock originally didn't want to go see her reincarnated brother, but after exchanging a few words with her by the roadside, she still went with him.

"Are you really planning to teach him your method of manipulating magnetic fields and become his master?"

"What if the Roc awakens his past life memories? Wouldn't you be even more helpless against him, and end up raising a demon who could shake the Three Realms?" the peacock said to the roadside.

"The Roc will definitely impress you in this life; you might even think your younger brother has been switched at birth."

"Hmph!" the peacock snorted coldly.

Reincarnated and reborn as a human, but old habits die hard. The peacock has no intention of arguing with the roadside again. He just needs to wait for the reincarnated roc to teach him a lesson so that he will come to his senses.

The two flew and stopped frequently, asking around for directions, and finally arrived in Tangyin County before dark.

Flying in the sky, all you can see are mountains and rivers. There's no satellite navigation, so you have to resort to the most primitive method: going down to the ground to find living people and ask them questions.

Upon arriving in Tangyin County, they inquired around along the roadside and eventually found out the home of a wealthy man surnamed Yue.

"Are you sure this is the place?" Peacock asked, pointing to the roadside.

“I’ve found out. Master Yue is over fifty years old, and his wife is over forty. They have never had a child. Over the years, they have been busy praying to the gods, burning incense, and doing good deeds. Now it seems that they have been blessed by the heavens. His wife is finally pregnant and is preparing to give birth in the next few days.”

Peacock and I stood by the roadside under a tree, gazing at the estate of Master Yue. As dusk fell, the estate was brightly lit.

"For older mothers, one wrong move and it could result in the death of both mother and child," someone said casually by the roadside.

"If you're worried, go and deliver the baby yourself," Peacock said.

"God will protect us," someone by the roadside said.

I walked to the manor wall by the roadside and leaned against it, listening carefully to the sounds coming from inside the manor.

The peacock used an invisibility spell that only worked on mortals, and stood on the rooftop to get a clear view.

The Yue family was in a great hurry and worked for half the night, but the child was not born until just before dawn.

At the moment the child was born, strange phenomena appeared in the sky.

At dawn, the clouds in the sky were stirred and torn apart by the strong wind, as if an invisible roc had pierced through the sky and flown from beyond the heavens to this place, landing inside the eaves.

"It really is him..." Peacock murmured.

My mother-in-law gave birth to a big, healthy baby boy. When the midwife weighed him, she found that he weighed 12 pounds, making him a giant baby.

Mother and child were both safe and sound, and Master Yue wept with joy.

Feeling safe by the roadside, the peacocks also jumped down from the rooftops.

At this moment, the two looked up at the sky together, and someone riding on a cloud arrived in front of Master Yue's manor.

An old Taoist priest descended from the clouds, leaning on a cane, his eyes clear; he too had come to find the reincarnation of the Roc.

"Ok?"

The old Taoist priest's pupils constricted when he saw the peacock by the roadside under the wall, and he turned to leave.

"Old Taoist priest, what brings you here?"

The old Taoist priest had just turned around when he bumped into the chest of the roadside, and pitifully looked up and smiled at the roadside.

"I was unaware that it was the Thunder God himself. This old Taoist priest, Chen Tuan, pays his respects!"

"Buddha Mother Peacock King Bodhisattva, this old Taoist greets you..."

"Chen Tuan?" Peacock pondered for a moment, having never heard of him. "Thunderbolt Martial God!! What brings you here?" Ancestor Chen Tuan asked in a low voice.

"Naturally, we came for the Golden-Winged Roc."

"I still have a match with him that hasn't been resolved, and I want to find the answer in this lifetime," he said to Ancestor Chen Tuan by the roadside.

"Uh……"

Ancestor Chen Tuan glanced at the roadside with a strange look, thinking to himself that this was probably another chance to kill the Golden-Winged Roc, given how deep the grudge was.

"Old Taoist, don't misunderstand."

"I want to pass on my skills to him so that he can compete with me again using the same Martial God's Way."

"That's it."

The old Taoist Chen Tuan felt at ease.

"I have no ulterior motives; I just want to make a good connection."

"It's about sharing a name with him."

As Chen Tuan spoke, he secretly observed the reactions of the Martial God and the Peacock King Bodhisattva by the roadside.

"Old Daoist, if you like it, then go ahead and do it."

"His surname is Yue, and he is the reincarnation of the Roc. Just don't give him the name Yunpeng," someone by the roadside said.

"Yue... Yunpeng, isn't this name good?" Ancestor Chen Tuan asked, somewhat puzzled.

"His name was Yue Fei, and his courtesy name was Pengju," someone by the roadside said.

"Oh! Thunder God of War and I are thinking the same thing."

Chen Tuan smiled and stroked his beard.

He waved to Chen Tuan, who then went to the gate of the manor, knocked on the door, and began to talk with the Yue family.

"What is this old Taoist priest up to?"

Peacocks have never had a good temper, so she went up to the roof to take another look.

She saw the old Taoist priest say something to Master Yue, who then instructed his servants to place a large flowerpot in the backyard. Master Chen Tuan climbed into the flowerpot and began drawing talismans and chanting incantations.

Peacock glanced at it and knew it was a calming spell and a potion-sealing incantation.

"What does this mean?" Peacock jumped off the roof and told the people on the roadside what she had seen.

"Three days from now, this place will be flooded, and the entire Yuejia Village will be destroyed by natural disaster," the roadside man told the peacock.

"So you and that old Taoist priest both foresaw this!"

"Didn't the old Taoist priest say that he came to form a good karmic connection?"

"Use that big flowerpot to save my mother-in-law and her young son's lives."

"Can a child who has lost his mother and family and become a homeless child grow up healthy?" someone said by the roadside.

Peacock's expression changed.

"Damn it," Peacock muttered under his breath.

The peacock turned its head and glared at the roadside.

"Why are you just watching?" the peacock asked.

“The flood won’t come for another three days, and I can’t just take you and jump into those three days,” he said by the roadside. “Besides, I’m a little worried.”

"worry about what?"

"If we save everyone, his father, the wealthy Yue, will have a son late in life. Won't the boy be spoiled and go astray?" He hesitated by the roadside.

"Then let's just leave it at that." Peacock said seriously.

“When he is six years old, you will become his teacher and discipline him strictly.”

“I am his older sister, and an elder sister is like a mother! I can discipline him.”

“If we both discipline him, and he remains the same, then so be it, let it be.”

The peacock turned and left.

(End of this chapter)