My master is the coffin

Chapter 295 Turn the tide
The thin man said worriedly, "I'm afraid it's already too late."

Actually, it was too late.

One or two began to fall sporadically from the top of our heads.

The sloppy Taoist priest showed no mercy, and cut them off with his sword before they even hit the ground.However, gradually, there are more and more little snakes.The sloppy Taoist gradually couldn't keep up.

We started to help, waving the mahogany sword in our hands non-stop.

The thin man said anxiously: "It's not an option to go on like this. There are too many of them. We have to go. Escape."

I looked up, and it was already dawn outside.A round light spot hangs above the head, that is the exit.

I shook my head and sighed: "It's too high, can we climb up?"

At this time, the originally calm ground also began to surge.

The abbot jumped back and forth at the bottom of the cave: "Oh my god, I'm most afraid of this thing."

However, before he could run two steps, he was entangled.Although the snake hidden in the ground is a size smaller than the King Snake, it is far more than an ordinary snake.

After being entangled, the abbot yelled.Call us to save him.

But we are all too busy to take care of ourselves.At this time, there are snakes in all directions.I was protecting my adoptive father, and almost got caught several times.

The thin man Wushuang slashed and killed while complaining: "Sloppy Taoist priest, it's all your fault. If you weren't a money addict and insisted on carrying that coffin, we would have gone out by now. As for being besieged by snakes?"

The sloppy Taoist argued: "Why am I to blame? I think the dumb is to blame for this. He sent us here. That's right, he should be to blame. He must have known there were snakes here, so he ran away without warning us. "

I was struggling with the snakes all the time, and asked angrily, "How is it? Is there any way to escape?"

The crowd didn't speak, but the abbot's voice came: "Get me out first. I can't even..."

The abbot's voice became smaller and smaller, and it was almost inaudible at the back.

I glanced in his direction, his whole body was covered with snakes, he was already surrounded by snakes, and he couldn't see the human form clearly.And he's still being slowly dragged away.Drag it into the ground...

I cursed anxiously and rushed over to help, but just as I took a step, my legs were entangled by the snakes under my feet.

The thin man said, "The abbot may be dying."

I looked in that direction sadly.The mahogany sword in his hand slashed at his leg one after another.The snake was cut off, and the leg was bleeding from the cut.

Wushuang is more anxious than me.Fire came out of her eyes.He staggered and ran in the direction of the abbot.I fell down and got up again, and when I was entangled by the snake and couldn't walk, I swung my sword and slashed twice.Then keep running.

She has no fewer snakes than the abbot.We can all see that before she rescues the abbot, we may have to get in first.

At this time, reason is almost ruthless.I'm rational, but I can't pull Wushuang back and give up Abbot.So I swung my sword and followed Wushuang to help her clean the snake off her body.But I could take care of her, but I couldn't take care of myself, and soon my body was covered with snakes.

The thin man exclaimed behind us: "Xu You, Wu Shuang, come back quickly. You can't save the abbot, he has lost his voice, don't involve yourself in it."

Then, I heard him beckon the sloppy Taoist priest to come and pull us.

In fact, by this time it was already too late.Involuntarily, Wushuang and I were rushed forward by the snakes.

I felt that my neck was getting a little stuffy, probably because it was wrapped around me.I wanted to reach out and pull the snake away.However, the hands are also wrapped.

Suddenly, I felt a hand pulling me.

I reluctantly waved the mahogany sword to disperse the snakes a little.At this time, I found out that it was Wushuang, whose condition was more serious than mine, and she was pushing me hard: "Go, go..."

I looked back, and the sloppy Taoist priest was five steps behind us.I grabbed her: "Hold on for a few seconds, the sloppy Taoist is coming?"

Wushuang smiled at me, and then said softly: "If you go out, go to Taiyuan and find Lao Hei. If Wen Yu is still alive, he should go to find Lao Hei."

After saying this, she was covered by snakes.Like the abbot, there was no sound.

I fumbled desperately among the snakes.Carefully look for traces of Wushuang.Suddenly, a foot came out from inside and kicked on my stomach.

I bent over in pain.

I know this foot, it is clearly unique.I want to grab it.But Wushuang didn't give me a chance.She kicked very fast, in just a few seconds, she had already kicked about ten feet on my body.

The strength of each kick is very strong, as if I have some deep hatred.I was kicked and actually took a step back.In this group of snakes, it is too difficult to take a step back.

Only then did I realize that Wushuang probably didn't just want to hit someone, but she wanted me to survive.

The sloppy Taoist priest behind me stretched out his hand and grabbed me the moment I retreated, and then pulled me desperately.

The thin man has already frantically swung the mahogany sword, opening up a relatively safe place.My adoptive father was standing here, looking at me worriedly.There are fewer snakes here.The three of us are more than enough.

I looked at the sloppy Taoist viciously, and the sloppy Taoist said fearfully, "Xu You, what are you doing?"

I said word by word: "It's all your fault, Wushuang is gone. The abbot is gone too."

The sloppy Taoist argued without confidence: "I didn't mean to..."

I grabbed his collar and said, "Who cares if you did it on purpose? Come with me and help me rescue him."

The sloppy Taoist retreated step by step: "It's too late now. I'm afraid they have..."

I grabbed his neck and dragged him toward the snakes.The snakes there are very dense, and there are more and more snakes as you go.

The sloppy Taoist priest wanted to cry but had no tears: "Xu You, if you want to die, you can die yourself, don't drag me along."

The two of us are entangled in the snake pile.Suddenly, those snakes rushed towards us like a tide.

The sloppy Taoist asked in surprise, "Why did they suddenly change direction?"

At this time, a golden light suddenly appeared in the group of snakes.This light seemed to have some great power, and all the snakes touched by it would be torn apart and give off a burnt smell.

The thin man said faintly behind us: "What a powerful yang."

My heart moved, and I immediately used what I had learned in my life to gather the yang energy between the heaven and the earth, and began to press down on those snakes.

Those snakes look very uncomfortable, but my yang energy is still weaker, far from being able to burn them.

After a few seconds, the snakes scattered and fled in all directions.And in that direction, two people were exposed.One is standing and the other is sitting against a wall.

The standing person is wearing a monk's robe and twisting Buddhist beads in his hand.The treasure is solemn, like a god and Buddha.It was the abbot.

The sitting one, with disheveled hair and closed eyes, felt pity for those who saw it, and still held the mahogany sword tightly in his hand.It is Wushuang.

I hurried over and patted Wushuang on the shoulder: "How are you doing?"

Wushuang suddenly coughed violently.She fell on the ground, coughed for a while, and then slowly recovered, opened her eyes and said, "I was suffocating just now."

I lift her up.I looked at the abbot and said, "You kid is hiding everything. You don't need such great skills, and you keep pretending to be an ordinary person?"

The abbot smiled slightly: "I see you laugh."

I saw that his expression and tone were different, quite different from usual, so I couldn't help wondering: "Are you the abbot?"

The abbot said, "Yes, and no."

I asked suspiciously, "Is that so?"

The abbot smiled and said, "Same as you."

Then, he strode past us and slowly crawled towards the entrance of the cave.Wherever he passed, those snakes avoided one after another.We did not dare to neglect, and followed closely behind him.

I don't know why, but when I saw the figure of the abbot climbing, it seemed to be very elegant, with fluttering sleeves, like a fairy who is relying on the wind to control the wind.

For a while, we had reached the ground.I asked the abbot, "Are you a fairy?"

The abbot smiled slightly, put his hands together and said to me: "In the future, you will naturally know."

Then, the golden light on his body faded away.Gathered into the beads in the hand.The abbot, on the other hand, rolled his eyes and fell to the ground, unconscious.

I squatted on the ground and patted the abbot's face: "How are you? Are you still alive?"

The abbot opened his eyes in a daze, and his usual naive look appeared on his face.

(End of this chapter)