The Demonic Taoist Priest Emerges from the Mountain

As soon as the first person shouted this, the other villagers immediately echoed it.

Everyone was shouting to arrest our family and burn us alive.

My father was so frightened that his face turned pale, his whole body trembled uncontrollably, and his eyes were bloodshot.

Judging from their demeanor, I'm certain this isn't the first time they've done something like this.

I'm so angry I could scream.

The blind monk remained expressionless.

He did not react in the face of the villagers' riot.

They let their emotions rise even higher.

With the blind monk's tacit approval, the villagers became increasingly unruly.

One of them actually picked up a rock the size of a goose egg and threw it at my dad.

Luckily, I reacted quickly and pulled my dad into my arms.

That rock hit me squarely on the back.

It really hurts.

I gritted my teeth.

My dad looked at me with pity.

"Kid, find a chance later and take your friend, run away!"

He mustered his courage, gritted his teeth, and uttered those words as if he had made a decision, his eyes filled with resolve.

Before I could react, he pushed me aside and stood in front of the blind monk.

"Master, this is all my fault, it has nothing to do with my child. If you must punish someone, punish me!"

My dad said through gritted teeth.

I was stunned by what I saw.

Once again, I felt the love my father had for me.

He's protecting me in his own way.

Although the blind monk was blindfolded, his face was turned towards my father.

"Oh? Are you saying, Benefactor Qin, that you killed the mute monk?"

My father glanced at the mute man lying on the ground, who had long since died, and nodded without any hesitation.

"Yes, I killed him."

The blind monk smiled.

"How did you kill him?"

He asked.

My dad gritted his teeth.

"I smashed him on the head with a stool, and killed him!"

My dad's eyes widened.

The blind monk laughed heartily.

He didn't look at the mute man's body, but instead pointed his finger at the mute man's chest.

"So what's going on here?"

He asked again.

My dad was momentarily speechless.

The blind monk smiled without saying a word, and stood silently facing my father.

My dad is an honest man; he would never lie.

"Benefactor Qin, lying and covering up are also crimes."

"Originally, this humble monk only intended to punish you slightly. After all, as the village chief these past few years, you have been very attentive to the management of the entire village, and you have made some contributions."

"But you are trying to deceive the Buddha..."

The blind monk paused for a moment, then suddenly slapped my father in the chest.

"Be careful!"

At the crucial moment, Ning Jinrou made a move again.

In fact, Ning Jinrou had been keeping an eye on the blind monk ever since he came over, while also being on guard.

I saw the blind monk was about to attack my father.

She reacted immediately and pulled my dad back.

The blind monk's palm strike missed its mark.

"Amitabha!"

He withdrew his palms and clasped his hands together.

"Since you are all so stubborn, then I will not make any judgment on this matter and will leave it to the villagers to decide for themselves."

After saying that, he actually turned around and left my yard.

I find his behavior very strange.

I was really angry just now and almost lost my temper.

I came to my senses the moment my father pushed me away.

It seems we've been tricked by this bald monk!

This mute guy is deliberately coming here to die!

But why would this bald monk do that?

At first I didn't know.

But now that he's backing away, I have a bad feeling.

At the same time, a very bad feeling arose in my mind.

Is he trying to use us to kill these villagers?

If that's the case, Ning Jinrou and I will inevitably incur immense karmic debt, making our subsequent cultivation extremely difficult.

But if we don't resist, we're the ones who will die!

This strategy wasn't very clever.

Once you calm down, you can analyze the situation quickly.

But this situation is very difficult to break!

They watched as the blind monk stepped back.

The villagers' eyes immediately turned red.

The people in the front row had already taken a few steps forward.

Their eyes gleamed with malice; judging by their posture, they were going to tear us to pieces.

My father's body trembled more and more violently.

He seemed to know the consequences.

It's possible that this scene has happened before.

My father was probably one of those people who were closing in on us.

I looked at Ning Jinrou and noticed that she was looking at me too.

Those eyes held a questioning look.

I gritted my teeth.

"Back off! Go back inside first!"

As I finished speaking...

My father suddenly looked up.

"No! We can't go back inside!"

He didn't have time to say anything more to me.

He then pushed Ning Jinrou to my side.

"Children, you go! I'll hold them off. Run as far away as you can!"

After saying that, my father actually walked directly towards the villagers who were approaching step by step.

Just now, I saw a death wish in my father's eyes.

I panicked immediately.

My father and I were separated for eighteen years.

We've only been together for a day, and I can't bear to watch my father die.

I gave Ning Jinrou a long look.

"You leave, I have to watch over my father."

Ning Jinrou stubbornly shook her head.

"The people of Guanshanlou are bound together by life and death; they came as twos, and they must leave with neither one behind."

She was very determined.

After spending the last few days with her, I understand Ning Jinrou's personality.

Once she makes a decision, no one can sway her.

"Don't worry, I'll be fine. You go first and clear the way for us. I'll catch up soon."

I tried my best to persuade her.

Upon hearing this, Ning Jinrou frowned.

"Time waits for no one! You must go now!"

Seeing my determination, Ning Jinrou gritted her teeth and gave up on staying.

She quickly pulled a small stack of [Thunder Talismans] from her pocket.

"Remember to settle the payment before you leave!"

After saying that, she didn't linger.

Perhaps it's because what I said makes sense.

Liuweng Village can now be described as a den of dragons and tigers.

However, most of the villagers are now gathered at my doorstep.

And this is also an opportunity.

Ning Jinrou can go out and investigate.

Let's see if we can find a way out.

I watched Ning Jinrou leave.

Holding the Thunder Talisman in his hand, he immediately gathered a breath of ghostly energy.

In an instant, a black bolt of lightning flashed across the [Thunder Talisman] held between his two fingers.

This is the difference between ghost qi and orthodox Dao qi.

Ning Jinrou uses lightning as silver, while I use black.

Black lightning is far more powerful than ordinary lightning.

I held the [Thunder Talisman] in my hand, ready to throw it at any moment, while my feet didn't stop, and I quickly moved closer to my father.

Now, he is in danger, almost about to run into the rioting villagers.

These people seem to have lost their minds.

I have no doubt that if we fall into their hands, we will definitely die!