In Wen Lancheng's puzzled eyes, Xie Pinggang turned his head and walked straight to Wangyunlou on horseback.

There is a night market in the evening, and there will be a curfew in the middle of the night, but the Wangyun Building has been closed by now.

Xie Pinggang called the door forcibly, and the shopkeeper looked innocent.

Master Mo is not there.

Xie Pinggang's brows were twisted, which is too unfortunate!

Xie Pinggang did not find Mo Chusheng, but Wen Lancheng was already on the side of the Royal Academy. He met the prince and told the story.

Zhao Xuanjing's thoughts are different from Xie Pinggang's.

If it's a normal ghost, he shouldn't let Xie Qiao go all the way out of the city, let alone bring the other two girls with him.

There must be something special about this ghost...

Immediately ask Zhou Weizong to bring a few people out of the city gate.

After Xie Pinggang's round with the prince, he still looked around, but he still couldn't find Master Mo: "His Royal Highness, this Master Mo is really a dragon that sees the head but not the end. The Xiaguan went to Wangyun Tower personally just now, but he didn't even see anyone. Is it safe to catch the soul, or is she safe to take action?"

"Master Mo is responsible for killing demons and demons, how can he be free every day?" Zhao Xuanjing also learned nonsense.

But Xie Pinggang had seen Mo Chusheng's ability, so he nodded when he heard this at the moment: "That's right, not like my elder sister, who is running around without the ability and worrying about it."

"Xie Qing also has eyes... and they are also long in white." Zhao Xuanjing looked at him, feeling stupid.

"???" Xie Pinggang looked puzzled.

What happened to his eyes?

Xie Pinggang was capable of investigating cases. In the Sixing Temple, those old cases fell into the hands of Xie Pinggang, and the investigations were fast, he worked hard, and he was very careful when investigating cases, but he had a serious problem.

Regarding matters not related to the case, that brain was like being kicked by a donkey, and it was useless at all.

In other words, Xie Pinggang's thoughts are all used in business affairs, and he doesn't want to worry about trivial matters at home, because he is lazy.

Zhao Xuanjing didn't say much, and drove along that route.

Wen Lan was an equestrian, and he couldn't keep up with the speed of the prince. He was so horrible that he was about to come out overnight.

At this moment, Feng Yingying and Yu Xian are reporting to the group to keep warm.

The coachman is a half-hundred old man, but he is a man after all, so he is far away, on the other side of the frame, honestly, almost no sense of existence.

At this time, there were gusts of yin wind in the forest, which caused people's brain pain.

"There isn't such a strong wind in the daytime?" Yu Xian felt that the frame was trembling.

Xie Qiao looked at the yin above his head, and the whole bunch of yin who flew around as if holding a banquet. He bit his head and said, "It's nothing big, the weather in summer is changeable, it's normal."

"There isn't a single star in the sky." Yu Xian sighed, "It's dark, this direction is harder to recognize. Let's be more careful tonight... There is no fire. If there is a snake on the ground, let's all look at it. Nothing."

They made a fire early, but the wind was too strong, and the fire that was made was extinguished in no time, and their faces were black when it blew.

Xie Qiao could directly catch the ghost at this moment.

But she was not prepared, because of the ghosts here, she wasn't sure how many there were. In case of a big trouble, she would be miserable if she played away.

Moreover, these ghosts gathered in one place, which was a bit strange, and had to be figured out.

"When you were exploring the way, I sprinkled powder, snakes, insects, rats and ants should avoid them." Xie Qiao gave a relief.

With that said, Yu Xian also breathed a sigh of relief: “Then don’t worry, it’s just a little windy, it’s awake. If you’re scared, I’ll get some wood and reinforce the frame so that we can Stayed in the carriage."

Because of the strong wind, the frame shook, and worried that the frame would be blown away, so I didn't dare to go in.