Chapter 224 Your Excellency is only stiff (2)

   "Don't say that."

  Tan Zhi frowned and said.

  Bai Wu pouted and muttered softly.

   "Cut, isn't she the master's adopted daughter. What's there to protect?"

   Bai Wu complained unhappily, and then looked at the coffin that had changed.

   Nerves instantly tense.

   This is the strange and evil sect of Qingdu Island, as well as that pile of coffins.

   Guaranteed not to have anything unclean.

   Bai Wu took off the sachet from his waist and took out a roll of talisman paper.

   "Senior brother, I'll give you a few of these talismans, keep them for self-defense."

   She is also afraid of encountering something unclean. After all, she is in the business of robbing tombs, and she often deals with the dead.

   So before coming, I asked the master to write a few talismans to exorcise evil spirits.

  Yan Chang raised his eyebrows and said in surprise, "Junior sister was thoughtful, and brought a talisman in advance."

  Tan Zhi looked at it, but didn't say anything, but took the talisman paper.

  Yan Chang was more daring, he suggested: "Senior brother, why don't we go up and take a look?"

   With the talisman paper, Bai Wu became more courageous.

   She nodded: "Yes, brother, even if there is something, the three of us can still handle it."

  Tan Zhi was very silent and was considering what the two of them said.

  I don’t know if there was dew suddenly.

   I always feel that the air is getting cooler and the wind is blowing.

  The forest on the island is also strangely rugged, and it looks strangely infiltrating.

   Bai Wu hugged his arms, and suddenly lost his confidence.

   "How about we go back first?"

   Her pitch dropped a few degrees: "Maybe the little sister has returned to the base."

  Tan Zhi is the backbone of the several people. He does not express his opinion, and Bai Wu and Yan Chang dare not advocate it without authorization.

  Tan Zhi said in a deep voice, "Find the little junior sister first."

  Yan Chang nodded in agreement: "Eldest brother is right, in case the younger sister doesn't go back, it's not easy for the master to explain."

   Bai Wu compromised.

   "Okay, so change direction?" she suggested.

   The pile of coffins in front of them looked quite scary and eerie.

   Next second.

  Bai Wu's body stiffened, and his entire face suddenly turned white.

   "Yes, there are... hands!"

   She dyed Kodan's fingers and pointed to a coffin, her tongue knotted.

  Everyone looked in that direction and saw a pair of white hands holding the edge of the coffin and seemed to be still moving.

   Bai Wu was so frightened that he squeezed the talisman paper in his palm.

  Yan Chang also had cold sweat on his forehead.

  Tan Zhi also touched the Luoyang shovel and the peach wood sword on his waist.

   If it really is something unclean, you can only fight it out.

   Then, I saw that the coffin board was pushed away.

   The hand moved, and soon, under the moonlight, the girl sat up straight and showed her head.

   Bai Wu screamed in fright and hugged his head subconsciously.

   "Woooo, so scary..."

  Yan Chang has the best eyesight. He opened his eyes and took a look. His heart pounded, and he said in surprise, "Little... Little Junior Sister?"

  Tan Zhi narrowed his eyes: "Did you see clearly?"

  Yan Chang is not so afraid anymore: "Little Junior Sister, I can't admit my mistake."

   call.

   A false alarm.

   Yun Chu just sat up from the coffin when he saw three people not far away.

   are some old acquaintances.

   Looking at the other party's appearance, he seemed to be frightened.

   Yun Chu calmly climbed out of the coffin and brushed off the dust on his skirt.

  Yan Chang stretched out his head and shouted loudly, "Little Junior Sister, is that you?"

  Yun Chu replied with an expressionless face.

   The three of them breathed a sigh of relief and patted their chests.

   The talisman paper in Bai Wu's palm has been smashed to pieces, just now... it was so thrilling!

   She was in shock and her heart was still beating.

   (end of this chapter)