My ability pool is superior to others

Chapter 138: Master Bai
A fox howled, sounding particularly eerie in the middle of the night.

The already panicked villagers were so frightened that they fled in all directions, and the scene became a mess.

The disheveled peasant woman was kicked by Lu Bai and rolled on the ground twice. When she got up, fox-like facial hair had grown on her face.

Uncle Tao came back to his senses and bowed to Lu Bai with lingering fear.

"Thank you, Master Lu, for the rescue."

Lu Bai gave him a gentle smile in return and asked.

"You should be able to handle it, right?"

Frankly speaking, he really has no experience in dealing with such strange immortals, so he still has to rely on professionals.

What's more, the current situation is actually not optimistic.

It can be noticed that the three apprentices on the side were offering incense to temporarily trap the gray-skinned fox, but once the incense in their hands burned out, they would inevitably be retaliated by the gray-skinned fox.

And the fox fairy in front of him didn't look like an easy character to deal with.

Realizing this, Mr. Tao no longer hesitated and gritted his teeth and said, "There is another way. Can you trouble Master Lu to protect me?"

Lu Bai nodded: "Then hurry up."

He had no way to deal with the immortals, but he thought it should not be a problem to delay time.

After receiving the reply, Uncle Tao acted without any hesitation.

He sat down cross-legged, took out a nearly twenty-centimeter-long white thorn from his bag, put it to his mouth and bit it with his teeth.

He placed a porcelain bowl in front of him, cut his fingertips with a dagger, and splashed a few drops of blood into the bowl. He then put a piece of smoked meat on it, and finally burned three incense sticks in front of the bowl.

After the preliminary preparations were completed, Grandpa Tao's face became solemn: "The ancestors are sitting in the center, and I have something to say to you. Each family has a list of immortals. It is not easy to practice the immortal path. Don't let evil thoughts ruin your practice..."

Lu Bai glanced at him but didn't pay too much attention. Most of his attention was still focused on the fox fairy in front of him.

Fortunately, the other party seemed to have no idea of ​​Lu Bai's background and did not launch an attack rashly.

Of course he was happy to do so, and it would be best if he could confront Uncle Tao directly until he had finished his trouble.

However, the peasant woman probably knew what Uncle Tao was doing, and suddenly reached out and tore off his shirt.

She smiled coquettishly and said, "Why bother coming here, sir? This is not the first time we have dealt with each other."

"That's right." Lu Bai said casually.

The peasant woman's face changed and she began to sob, taking a few steps towards where Lu Bai was from time to time.

"We have no grudges against each other, why don't you let me go?"

Lu Bai twisted his neck and took a step towards the peasant woman.

There was nothing special about it, but it forced the fox fairy to stop.

"Young Master only knows how to bully me."

The peasant woman cried bitterly but still didn't dare to try.

The truth is that it simply couldn't understand what was going on with Lu Bai.

He looks like an ordinary human being, but he is impossible to charm. Moreover, he has such a fearless attitude that it seems wrong no matter how you think about it.

And this delay was enough for Uncle Tao to become obsessed with it.

"…The stars shine brightly and the stars shine brightly, and the good fortune will be bestowed on the children one day."

Uncle Tao bit the long thorn in his mouth tightly and said, "Fourteenth Master, please come out. I have something to talk to you about."

The next second, his head suddenly dropped down, and when it was about to hit the incense, it stopped abruptly.

"Chirp~"

Uncle Tao raised his head twitchingly, making a very strange sound, cursing: "You called me so late, I must have a talk with you tomorrow."

Lu Bai silently stepped aside and gave the stage to these immortals. "Uncle Tao" crossed his legs and did not stand up, looking around: "No wonder you have to call me, and you two are from the Hu sect, haha~

So, the two great immortals broke in, and I guess they don't quite understand the rules here. Today I have to explain everything to the two great immortals.

This is the territory of my Lord Bai Fourteen. If you two great immortals leave now, we can live in peace. I can let the incense burners offer incense to you and send you off politely."

Most of the villagers hid in their houses and locked their doors.

The surroundings became quiet, with only the wooden fence creaking slightly in the wind.

The incense in the hands of the three apprentices had burned out, and they held their breath, not daring to even breathe.

The gray fox jumped to the side of the peasant woman and bared its teeth at Uncle Tao.

Seeing that the two fox fairies had no intention of retreating, "Uncle Tao" continued to sit cross-legged in the same place, but his tone changed slightly.

"If the two of you insist on becoming enemies..."

The temperature dropped inexplicably, and the exposed skin became colder and colder, so cold that it made people feel creepy.

The two fox fairies looked at each other and seemed to have made some kind of decision.

Both of them let out sharp roars at the same time, causing a cloud of flying sand and rocks.

Under the cover of a large amount of gravel, and with a sinister laugh, the gray fox pounced on Uncle Tao first.

The peasant woman followed closely behind, with her fingernails extended so long that one could vaguely see a layer of claws in contrast to her hands.

However, Uncle Tao didn't even stand up. He pulled out two strands of hair from the top of his head, spread them in his palm, and blew on them.

As Lu Bai looked on with some surprise, the two strands of hair actually shot out and grew longer in the wind.

Without any deviation, he stabbed the two fox fairies accurately.

The gray fox immediately fell to the ground, twitched twice, and then died.

The peasant woman also fell to the ground, but a white shadow appeared above her head and ran quickly out of the village.

A strand of hair then broke away from the peasant woman's body, caught up with the white shadow like a maggot on the tarsal bone, and pierced through it.

"I tried to persuade you with kind words, but you didn't listen."

Uncle Tao shook his head.

Strictly speaking, "Xiangtoudingxian" is just a rough summary, and there are still quite large differences within it.

Set up altars, install niches, and paint images.

Generally, an incense runner would set up an altar for himself. Even if he was an altar immortal, if his Taoism was not strong enough, he could not suppress it even if he set up a niche by force.

As for this Mr. Bai Shisi, even though the area under his jurisdiction is very remote, just by hearing his title, you can tell that he is of a high generation.

In its hall, the three sets of altar and immortality are all complete. If it makes a little more progress, it will be time to build a temple or a fairy hall.

With such high level of Taoism, he could easily deal with the two wild fairies that came here.

Uncle Tao picked up the bacon jerky from the porcelain bowl, sniffed it, and showed a look of disgust on his face.

He casually threw away the bacon and pretended to leave, but when he noticed Lu Bai eating watermelon nearby, he stopped inexplicably.

He looked at Lu Bai with a slightly scrutinizing look, and the more he looked, the brighter his eyes became.

"What's your name, kid?"

Lu Bai still told his name, even though it felt a little strange, but since Uncle Tao knew it, there was no need to hide it.

Unexpectedly, when hearing his name, "Uncle Tao" smiled even more happily.

"Lu Bai, what a good name, we are destined to be together..."

It wanted to continue chatting for a few more words, but its face twitched and it said helplessly: "If I don't leave now, I'm afraid this kid won't be able to bear it. So, you and this kid come to my dojo tomorrow and we can have a good talk."

(End of this chapter)