Living in the Hong Kong Film World

Chapter 821 The Cross

Soon, Yimei found the approximate location, which was an open space on the top of a hill in the east of the village.

There was no grass growing on the clearing, only an old tree grew.

After seeing the open space, Yimei held a compass, calculated with his fingers, and told Ah Hao to look for a water source on the rocky mountain directly opposite the top of the mountain.

Afterwards, he took a compass, walked step by step, and searched in the open space.

According to his instructions, the village head called all the laborers in the village who could spare their hands, and bustlingly set up a shed beside the open space, preparing to dig a well for water.

Not long after, Ah Hao ran back and told Master: "Master! I really admire you! The two mountains are half a mile apart, and you can measure the water level in the west by two feet."

Yimei glanced at the formation map, and then pointed to the halfway up the mountain on the opposite side with certainty: "The source of the water should be in the dragon's waist of the mountain depression, you should go up and look for it now."

"it is good!"

Ah Hao took the order, turned around and ran towards Shishan again.

Feinan stood aside, looked around, and quietly opened his clairvoyant eyes.

He knew that the vampire was sealed under this open space, looking for a chance to be resurrected.

If it is divided according to the level of life, he estimates that the vampire must at least be a longevity-level existence.

It can control bats and walk in the sun, even if it hurts.

It is so powerful that it can fly in the form of a bat, and it is almost immortal. Even if it is inserted into the heart by a sterling silver cross, it can come back to life.

Such a creature is difficult to deal with.

In the original plot line, he remembered that until the end, Yimei Daochang and the others didn't really kill the vampire, they just let it fall into the swamp and seal it up.

With the vitality of that vampire, it healed its wounds below, and it will come out again after all.

If you really want to kill it, you need to be prepared.

But before that, you have to find its location.

He turned on the clairvoyant and searched around the open space, but he couldn't find the location of the vampire.

Immediately, he called up the map, switched to the extraordinary character panel and observed it, but he couldn't find it.

It stands to reason that the vampire wasn't completely dead, and it should have been displayed after switching to the extraordinary character panel, but the result was not as Feinan expected.

It seems that we can only wait for it to show up on its own initiative.

A Fang helped Yimei Daoist build a small sacrificial altar in the open space, and used a wooden dish-shaped round altar with a long base as an incense burner, inserted it into the ground, and lit the talisman.

There was a red string tied under the wooden altar, which was pulled by Taoist Yimei and A Fang and tied to the bamboo chopsticks inserted into the ground around it.

"Master!"

Ah Hao shouted and ran back: "You guessed it again! The source of the water is at the dragon's waist in the col."

The priest with one eyebrow nodded, turned around and came to the sacrificial offering altar, walked a few steps, then stopped in front of a red rope, and squatted down.

He hooked up the red rope, let go suddenly, the red rope bounced back and hit the ground.

Immediately, he touched the place where the red rope touched the ground, and it was already wet.

"It's here!"

He directed Afang to drive down the stake.

Seeing this, the village chief stepped forward and asked, "Daozhang Yimei, how is it?"

"found it."

Daoist Yimei pointed to the stone mountain opposite, and explained: "This mountain is the source of the water veins. The so-called four waters return to one, and the source is endless. Opening a well here is to open up the water veins. As long as the water veins are not If it is dry, the well water will continue to flow.”

"Great."

The village chief clapped his hands: "Then let's break ground immediately!"

"Not until after noon."

The Taoist priest with one eyebrow shook his head: "The yang energy is too strong at noon, I'm afraid it will damage the water veins."

"Alright."

The village elder at the side suggested: "Then come back after lunch at the ancestral hall!"

Daoist One Eyebrow nodded: "You guys go first, I'll follow."

The villagers took a step ahead, and Taoist Priest Yimei took off his Taoist robe, handed it to Ahao, and told him and Afang: "You guys pack up your things before you come to eat."

Immediately, he greeted Feinan: "A'nan, let's go there first!"

Feinan still planned to stay and observe the situation, so he took the initiative to say, "I'll help them collect their things together, you go first."

"Alright."

The one-eyed Taoist nodded approvingly, then turned and left.

Helping Ah Hao and Fang to pack up their things, Fei Nan walked to the village with them.

Halfway through, Feinan touched his body suddenly, and said in a loud voice, "My pocket watch seems to have fallen off."

Ah Hao didn't even think about it: "Where did it fall? We'll help you find it."

"no need."

Feinan smiled and handed the things in his hands to him: "It should have fallen on the altar just now, you go first, I'll go back and look for it, and I'll be back in a while."

Having said that, he turned and walked away.

Ahao and Afang didn't suspect him, so they entered the village with their things in their arms.

With the ever-changing movements, Feinan returned to the top of the mountain in a short while.

Through the woods he saw the clearing.

When Afang was driving the pile just now, Feinan marked it on the map, but the position of the pile did not change.

He didn't show up, but bent down and squatted in the grass, waiting quietly.

After a while, he heard the sound of Hulala flapping its wings.

A group of black bats flew past the woods and flew towards the altar.

Feinan could see it clearly, each of them had red eyes and bloodshot mouths, looking extremely ferocious.

The bats flew to the top of the altar, flew around the altar twice, and then landed on the top of the laid wooden stake.

For a while, the wooden post was covered with bats, densely packed, everywhere.

Those bats flapped their wings, grabbed the stake with their claws and teeth, and pulled the stake out of the ground.

Staggering, they flew to an open space not far away, and rushed down with the wooden stake, smashing the wooden stake into the open ground.

Immediately, as if they were desperate, they slammed into the top of the stake one by one, and they didn't care that their heads were bleeding.

Soon, the stake was driven back into the ground by them.

Immediately afterwards, they flew back to the original place, filled the hole left by the stake, and restored it to its original state.

After doing all this, they stumbled and flew back to the woods.

As soon as they entered the woods, several of them were seriously injured and fell to the ground, and they seemed to be dead.

Opening the clairvoyant, Feinan looked into the soil layer under the wooden pile, and after careful identification, he saw a stone that looked a bit like a human.

If it wasn't for the bat to help determine its location, Feinan might not have recognized it.

It's you, Feinan nodded in satisfaction.

Immediately, he got up and walked towards the stake, and soon came to the stake.

Stepping on solid ground, Feinan closed his eyes, stretched out his thoughts, and penetrated underground.

Soon, he felt the stone-like vampire corpse.

A trembling feeling was sent back from the end of the mind, which made Feinan vigilant and dared not touch it lightly.

After roughly groping the outline of the vampire, he took out the treasure bag, intending to put the vampire directly into the treasure bag.

The location of the vampire was not more than 5 meters away from him. He had a thought, but the vampire did not appear in the treasure bag, but there was a shining silver cross in the space.

(End of this chapter)