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Chapter 57 (Please read) The world in the cave, the wonderful Dharma

Ping'an Lane.

The sunset has completely set, and the drizzle is slanting across the hazy sky, as if rendering the whole world into a painting in the mist and rain.

Chen Xu walked quickly along the bluestone pavement of the alley, and saw smoke rising from the surrounding neighborhoods in the rain.

I heard some gossip: "It's strange. This afternoon, a naughty cat showed up from nowhere and is running around the alley, causing a lot of trouble."

"That's right, it scared my little cat, it doesn't look like a proper cat..."

"Hey, Mr. Chen, you're back?"

Chen Xu responded casually. He already had a bad feeling in his heart, and when he heard the words "sly cat" and so on, his mind couldn't help but skip a beat.

He immediately ran back home and closed the door.

boom!
The door separates the two, but the whole world seems to have fallen into a stagnant silence at this moment.

Of course, it wasn't that the sounds of the world had really disappeared, but as soon as Chen Xu returned home, he immediately had a strange illusion that his senses seemed to be blinded.

Fortunately, Chen Xu at this moment is no longer the Chen Xu who knew nothing about cultivation at the beginning.

He immediately circulated the innate Qi in his body, focused his mind and soul, and elevated his thoughts.

Level 2 of chopping wood, the hole is small.

All the obstacles within a few feet around him suddenly opened up.

The sound of the pattering rain returned, accompanied by the panicked squeaking of the mice: "Jiu Ye, Jiu Ye, don't die... Woo woo, ah, bad cats, go away! Yufeng, I want to ride the wind, wind come, go..."

"Meow--"

The ferocious cat's cry followed closely behind.

There were also faint collisions, the sounds of hurried running, and the harsh sound of claws waving in the wind...

But all this did not happen in the big world where Chen Xu's courtyard was located.

But just as Chen Xu had sensed before, all these changes and disputes happened in the western corner of the kitchen, in that strange little space that seemed to overlap with the big world, yet was as vague as a bubble.

There were cats, cats with demonic aura, and cats full of ferocity that rushed into the world where the two rat demons were.

Chen Xu hesitated for only a moment before deciding to face the unknown dangers ahead. He wanted to save the two rat monsters!
Following his perception, he strode into the kitchen, then stepped into the mysterious little bubble in the northwest corner of the kitchen that was invisible to the naked eye.

In an instant, Chen Xu felt as if he had passed through an invisible layer of water film, and his body stiffened for a moment.

Then, the ground beneath his feet suddenly felt empty.

"Squeak—" followed by the panicked cry of mice, "Ah, a person, a person fell from the sky! Hide quickly."

Whoosh, a gray shadow dragged another white shadow and rolled past with difficulty.

Chen Xu felt his body falling rapidly. He was caught off guard and was about to fall.

Fortunately, he had successfully mastered the art of calling the wind. With a thought, Chen Xu immediately caught a wisp of wind from the surrounding space.

The hastily summoned gust of wind lifted him up and prevented him from falling to the ground.

But Chen Xu still staggered and fell to the ground. When he turned around, he finally saw the scene clearly.

This turned out to be a huge cave. The tall cave made Chen Xu deeply feel his own insignificance at this moment.

The rocks around the cave walls are uneven and the soil on the ground is dry and fresh.

What’s strange is that there is no obvious light source in the cave, but the overall light is soft and bright.

"Squeak!" Suddenly a rat squealed behind me.

Chen Xu turned his head and saw a small head poking out from behind a protruding rock on the cave wall.

The little guy had a pair of round black eyes and at first glance appeared to have gray fur, but when Chen Xu looked at it, he discovered that there were actually some silky dark golden hairs growing faintly among its gray fur.

In the light and shadow, the fine hairs swayed gently, making it look particularly clean and lovely. But these were not the main points. The main point was that this gray-golden little mouse—

It is actually not a little mouse, it is almost as tall as a seven or eight-year-old child!

Ah Shi, the mouse standing upright, squeaked in surprise, "Scholar, how did you get in? Oh no! Run!"

Before he finished speaking, Chen Xu suddenly felt a vibration under his feet.

Rumbling--

It seemed as if a huge object was crashing in from the other side of the cave, causing the cave walls to tremble and gravel from the ceiling to fall.

At the same time, there was an obvious shrill cat cry coming from the direction of the vibration.

Ah Shi screamed in panic again, bent down quickly, and struggled to drag something behind the rock.

"Jiu Ye, Jiu Ye, wake up..." It was so anxious that it even cried. It was obvious that the person it was dragging with great effort was Jiu Ye.

Chen Xu hurried over and saw a big white-haired rat with blood on its body behind the rock.

The rat was unconscious, with a round belly, but its height was not much shorter than Chen Xu.

Such a huge white-haired rat, and A Shi is only half its height, no wonder he can't drag it.

Chen Xu wanted to help, but running away at this moment was obviously not the best option. The mouse was afraid of the cat, but he might not be afraid of the cat.

Rumble!
Chen Xu had just finished his thought when he felt the vibration on the other side of the cave become more and more violent.

When he turned around, he saw a huge, shameless cat that seemed to be standing tall and upright, rushing towards him from the other end of the cave.

"Meow!"

The cat demon was as big as a mountain, with its fangs and saliva dripping from its mouth. Its limbs fell to the ground, but its head almost touched the top of the cave.

In front of this terrifying cat demon, Chen Xu's body was so small that he seemed to be just like a mouse.

No wonder Ash only wanted to escape.

If the cat demon had not been so big that its movements were restricted in the cave, I'm afraid the two mice would have been caught and eaten by the cat demon long ago.

boom!
The cat demon slammed its front paw on the ground, and its other scratchy and mottled paw slammed towards Chen Xu and the two mice like a collapsing mountain.

"Squeak!" Ah Shi yelled, "Scholar, step aside! I'm going to fight this bad cat!"

In the fierce wind, seeing that the small gray-gold figure was about to rush forward, Chen Xu's mind moved, and he immediately released his Niwan Dao soldiers.

brush!
The Taoist soldier rushed out with a gun, and in the instant he turned into a giant standing tall against the wind.

In an instant, the spear like a star arrow swept across and collided with the cat's claws.

"Meow!"

The shrill and painful cat cry instantly resounded throughout the cave. The cat demon retracted its claws and its huge head swung wildly on both sides of the cave.

This time, Chen Xu was stunned.

He did not control the Taoist soldier to grow bigger.

In other words, the current level of his Niwan Taoist soldiers is still very low, and they simply do not have the legendary abilities of Dharmakaya, Dharma Appearance, and the ability to withstand the wind.

Why did the Taoist soldiers suddenly grow up?
Bang! The mouse Asi fell beside Chen Xu while jumping halfway, tilting his furry head, also in a daze.

"Squeak!" Ah Shi cried in surprise, "Scholar, your puppet is no longer under the control of Shejunxu. Quick, chase that bad cat away!"

"Meow!" The cat demon waved its claws to resist the attack of the Niwan Taoist soldiers and retreated in a hurry.

Chen Xu would not hesitate. Although he was surprised at why the Taoist soldiers had grown up, seeing that the Taoist soldiers had the advantage, he naturally controlled the Taoist soldiers to attack the enemy quickly.

Of course, when Chen Xu heard the word "suppression" from Asi, he finally understood why the Niwan Taoist soldiers were good at fighting against the wind.

(End of this chapter)