For ten years I practiced Gu poison in Southeast Asia; all living beings revered me as a deity.

The scene in the alley was chaotic. Huang Yajiu felt that Luo Feng was watching him. He gritted his teeth and wanted to make another move. He pulled out a dagger.

Luo Feng once again took the initiative, reaching out a hand to place on his shoulder and pushing him forward forcefully.

Huang Yajiu had also learned some martial arts and had some basic skills, but his opponent had a strange power in his hand. As soon as he was grabbed, his strength was drained away like the wind, leaving him weak and exhausted.

With a thud, the back of his head hit the corner of the wall, and he couldn't help but grimace as the dagger in his hand fell to the ground.

"W-what are you going to do?"

Huang Yajiu was cornered, and his expression grew increasingly grim.

"Ding Miaosheng, don't do anything reckless. I have the 'Iron Ship Society' behind me, as well as my uncle and the eldest son of the Luo family..."

He originally wanted to ask his companions for help, but the seven or eight familiar companions around him were fighting amongst themselves. Some of them were entangled in a struggle, pushing and shoving each other to the ground and biting each other.

crazy!

These guys must be possessed by evil spirits!

Thinking of this, Huang Yajiu stared intently at "Ding Miaosheng".

"What kind of sorcery did you use?"

He muttered to himself, cold sweat pouring down his forehead.

"hehe."

Luo Feng simply smiled. However, Huang Yajiu saw black flames suddenly bursting forth from Luo Feng's body.

Sizzle! The black flames expanded outwards, and instantly the surrounding light became dim. All sorts of ghostly phantoms appeared at the end of the narrow alley.

"Hehe, hehehehe..."

Luo Feng continued to let out a sinister laugh, his mouth agape as he laughed.

This isn't human!?

The thought flashed through Huang Yajiu's mind in an instant, and he froze, feeling a buzzing in his ears.

"What...what are you?"

Huang Yajiu got goosebumps all over his body, his hair stood on end, and he broke out in a cold sweat!

Luo Feng didn't answer. His mouth stretched wider and wider, and his laughter grew louder and louder, carrying a chilling aura.

Huang Yajiu's face turned deathly pale. He stared in astonishment as Luo Feng's features distorted in the flames, transforming into a hideous and terrifying ghost face right in front of him.

"Huang Ya Jiu, you'd better tell me the truth, or I'll devour you alive..."

His grotesque face opened its blood-red maw, revealing a mouthful of sharp teeth, and its voice became sinister and terrifying.

Huang Yajiu was so frightened that his face turned pale, his mind went blank, and he let out a strange cry.

The alley wasn't very deep, and there were people walking around nearby, but when they heard the commotion of a fight and knew it was Huang Yajiu and his group, no one dared to come closer.

Therefore, even if Huang Yajiu and his companions made a big fuss, no one would care about this place.

Luo Feng didn't actually turn into a ghost. He was just using the Lanna Witchcraft School's spirit control hypnosis technique to create illusions to scare Huang Ya Jiu.

"Don't come any closer...don't come any closer!"

"Huang Ya-jiu, stop spouting nonsense."

Luo Feng sneered, his five fingers on his right hand like iron clamps, firmly gripping Huang Yajiu's neck.

"Tell me honestly, what exactly is the 'Three Ships Cult'? And where did this Iron Ship Token come from...?"

He also picked up the dagger along the way.

"I'll talk, I'll talk!"

Driven by intense fear, Huang Yajiu explained in detail all the intelligence he possessed.

According to him, his cousin Huang Bianzui and his fellow villagers from Hainan all believed in a sect called "Sanchuanjiao".

This sect has a long history, and its followers worship a so-called "Three Ship Kings," namely the Dharma Ship King, the Plague Ship King, and the Iron Ship King.

These three kings were extremely efficacious, and it was said that all prayers would be answered. As a result, they were worshipped by the local people. It is said that during the heyday of the local temples, in addition to the local people, there were also scholars from far and near who would come to worship during the year or when they went to the market.

Under the command of these three ship kings are three "master masters," who are the incarnations of the Dharma ship king, the plague ship king, and the iron ship king in the human world. They are the "physical bodies" of the three kings who descended to the mortal world to save sentient beings.

The Three Boats Sect was likely a sect that originated in Guangdong, Aodong, or even Hainan. It is unknown how it crossed the ocean and arrived in Borneo in Southeast Asia.

In Sarawak, Borneo, there are not many followers of the Samyut religion. This sect is currently based in Sabah, with a small number of believers in the Namin Island area.

Huang Dengteng, also known as "Flat-Mouthed Huang," has long been a follower of the Three Boats Church. Recently, it is said that high-ranking members of the Three Boats Church, located in Sabah, have arrived in Kuching, Sarawak, seemingly planning to expand from Sabah into Sarawak.

The most excited of the prominent figures of the Mifune sect who came to Kuching were Huang Dengteng, nicknamed "Flat-Mouthed Huang," and other followers of the Mifune sect.

On the other hand, through the connections made by "Flat-Mouthed Yellow," the Luo family in Kuching also came to believe in this sect, especially the head of the Luo family, Luo Qinghua, the youngest son of Luo Lishi.

Luo Qinghua is actively working to promote the Sanchuan Sect and has selected a site for the sect to build a temple in the area.

Huang Ya Jiu also said that the Three Boats Sect came to the local area to build a temple this time, and the one who came was "Iron Boat Master Gong" from the three masters.

This "Iron Boat Master" does not intend to build a temple in Kuching city. He has a very preferred location, which is Lipan.

According to the "Iron Ship Master," he had already calculated when he arrived in Sarawak that Kuching and the surrounding area were not suitable for building temples and erecting statues.

However, there is a Red Head Datuk Temple in Lipan, which occupies an excellent feng shui location, and the new temple of the San Chuan sect should be built here.

"What the hell does this mean...? Is the Mifune Church trying to go against the Datuk Temple?!"

Upon hearing this, Luo Feng's expression darkened considerably; he felt there was something very wrong with the matter.

In Feng Shui, the site selection for temples and Taoist monasteries differs from that of secular buildings, especially in the theories of Feng Shui concerning yin and yang dwellings.

In Feng Shui theory, dwellings for the living are called Yang dwellings, such as houses and palaces, while dwellings for the dead are called Yin dwellings, such as tombs and ancestral halls.

In the eyes of ordinary people, temples and Taoist monasteries are places where people do not live, unless they are burning incense and making offerings.

This is partly due to custom, as temples and monasteries are not like residences and are not for people to live in. On the other hand, in feng shui, it is believed that all ancient temples and monasteries have a kind of attraction, which can gather all the vital energy, good fortune, and prosperity within a certain range of the local area.

How can mortals compete with temples and Taoist monasteries for blessings? Those are the domains of gods and bodhisattvas. Such terrain will drain the surrounding fortune, leaving only bad luck!

Therefore, there is a saying: "Poverty comes from in front of the temple, wealth from behind the temple, and widows and orphans come from the left and right sides of the temple." "If you don't live in front of the temple while you're alive, you won't live behind the temple after you die." This shows that the so-called temple sites and Taoist sites are not necessarily "feng shui treasure lands."

The other party's statement is utter nonsense; choosing this location for the temple is completely illogical.

Furthermore, if it really comes down to a feng shui treasure land, Luo Feng doesn't believe that the Luo family has the financial, material, and human resources to find a better place than the Red Head Datuk Temple.

"This Iron Ship Master of the Three Ships Sect is clearly targeting our Red Head Datuk Temple..."

Luo Feng released his grip on the other person's neck and began to play with the iron ship token.

Through Huang Ya-jiu's words, he could sense various sinister hostility forming a web of conspiracy.

The "fish" that this large net is trying to catch should be Diao Wudou from the Red Head Datuk Temple.

—No, as a disciple of the Datuk Temple, I might also find myself involuntarily drawn into this web…