Starting from helping someone rob a wedding, he was forced to hide in the Sunset Sect

The three monks from the Xingtian Division raised the signs in their hands: seven points, five points, and three points.

Luo Xuan raised the sign in his hand, nine points!

He felt that the storyteller had livened up the atmosphere and set a good example, so naturally he had to give him a high score.

"The fellow Taoist just now received 24 points from the judges. Which fellow Taoist wants to perform on stage next?"

A female cultivator walked onto the platform with a spirit rabbit. This was the first time she had met so many cultivators outside of the sect.

The female monk smiled and said, "Let me show you a rabbit jumping through a ring of fire."

The little fat chicken standing on Luo Xuan's shoulder suddenly shook a few times. The rabbit is so cute, why does it have to jump through a ring of fire?

Luo Xuan turned to Xiaomai and said, "So you are afraid of this. Next time you peck me with your mouth, I will make you jump through a ring of fire."

After hearing these words, Xiaomai really didn't dare to peck his face again.

The female monk on the platform activated her true energy, and the air around her began to fluctuate. Ten fiery red fire circles rose out of thin air one after another and formed a straight line.

She stroked the rabbit on her shoulder and said, "I'll buy you something delicious later."

The spirit rabbit jumped off her shoulder, jumped over ten fire rings in succession, and finally returned to the nun's shoulder.

The man and the rabbit walked down the platform and finally got a score of 20 points.

Xu Yeyu looked at Xia Xiaomo and asked, "Have you ever eaten rabbit meat?"

Xia Xiaomo was a little puzzled: "I have never eaten rabbit meat, why are you asking this?"

"I just saw that clever rabbit jumping through a ring of fire. Is rabbit meat delicious?" Xu Yeyu said.

Can you think of food?

Two female monks in light pink plain clothes walked onto the platform. They were both disciples of the Yuqing Sect.

One monk had a graceful figure and a lively look in his eyes; the other monk had an elegant temperament, like a fairy from heaven.

The two smiled at each other, their tacit understanding already unspoken.

They held hands, their skirts fluttering as they danced, and their graceful dance moves were coordinated perfectly.

A turn, a step forward, light and graceful.

Ordinary people in restaurants, inns and teahouses throughout Qianluo City watched the two female monks dance.

They were fascinated and attracted by their dancing. They didn't know that monks could dance so beautifully.

Finally, the two female monks from the Yuqing Sect held hands and bowed deeply to the audience, ending the dance.

A female monk led the applause and cheered enthusiastically, and other monks followed suit. The whole scene was instantly filled with applause.

While Xu Yeyu was clapping, he looked at Xia Xiaomo and asked, "How about you go up and dance too?"

Xia Xiaomo recalled a bad memory. She had tried to dance once before and ended up falling several times.

"I don't know how to dance. If I fall on the platform, it will bring shame to the Sunset Sect."

Xu Yeyu laughed happily because of her words.

The four judges all gave eight points to the two female monks from Yuqing Sect, for a total of thirty-two points.

Then, a disciple from the Hehuan Sect came on stage to perform.

He performed a trick of invisibility, and most of the monks did not see him on the platform.

Most of the monks could not see his figure on the platform. They could only feel his breath but could not see his entity.

The monks in the audience were talking about it, saying things like "be careful of the Hehuan Sect".

Luo Xuan called him over and gave him a scolding, "You kid are ruining the reputation of our Hehuan Sect, right?"

Go back and let the elders deal with you!

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Xu Yeyu stood on the platform. He looked at the host and asked, "Can I perform the talisman drawing?"

"Of course." She turned her head and looked at the monks in the audience, "Is there any Taoist who wants to demonstrate alchemy now?"

It takes a long time to make talismans, so calling a monk who wants to perform alchemy to perform on the same stage can save time.

An alchemist responded and came to the platform.

He took out the alchemy furnace and several herbs from his storage ring. He wanted to refine the fasting pill that his senior brother taught him.

This alchemist is a disciple of the Yutian Sect and Duan Yandong’s junior brother.

Xu Yeyu took out a piece of talisman paper.

The host was a little confused. Although she didn't know much about the art of making runes, she had heard that making runes required a spirit pen, rune ink and rune paper.

Why did the fellow Taoist in front of me only take out the talisman paper?

"My fellow Taoist, don't you have any magic pen or talisman ink with you?" she asked doubtfully.

Xu Yeyu explained, "Using a spirit pen and talisman ink to make talismans is a bit slow, and writing talismans by hand is more efficient."

His answer caused all the monks present to fall into silence.

Xia Xiaomo covered her face. She should have reminded Xu Yeyu not to do things that ordinary cultivators could not do.

That's not right? When did he learn how to make talismans?

Luo Xuan became interested. He had never seen a cultivator at the Foundation Establishment stage who could make talismans without a spirit pen and talisman ink.

After the alchemist preheated the furnace to the appropriate temperature, Xu Yeyu made the talisman and handed it to the host.

The host couldn't understand the talisman, so she handed it to Luo Xuan and asked him to confirm whether it could be used.

Luo Xuan looked at it carefully and then nodded.

A cultivator from the Xingtian Division was so frightened when he saw Xu Yeyu making the talisman just now that he almost stood up.

The so-called talisman is something that carries the power of runes.

The reason why runes contain powerful power is that they are derived from the words of heaven.

For beginners in rune making, they only need to master some basic runes and copy them down, and then try to trigger the effect to succeed.

Many cultivators who majored in formations would write runes by hand, but writing runes into talismans was several times more difficult.

Many talismans are not triggered immediately. If you want to control the timing of their activation, you need to accurately grasp your own spiritual consciousness.

When the spiritual consciousness is triggered, you must be careful to control the degree.

Because the spiritual consciousness of cultivators in the Foundation Establishment Stage is not strong and cannot be controlled accurately, they need the assistance of spiritual pens and talisman ink.

Generally speaking, only cultivators at the Jindan stage can write runes directly into talismans without using spiritual pens and talisman ink.

The monk of Xing Tiansi is an array master who often makes talismans, but he cannot write or make talismans with his bare hands.

The cultivator in the Foundation Establishment stage before him was able to write talismans with his bare hands, which showed that he had an excellent grasp of spiritual consciousness.

Why did he make the talisman so quickly? How long has it been?

Xu Yeyu had a fire talisman in his hand, which had the power of the fireball technique used by a cultivator in the Foundation Establishment stage.

Although the talisman was very ordinary, he made it very quickly.

The cultivator from Xingtian Division originally thought that he had a good understanding, but now he could only sigh.

It would take him several times longer to make this talisman, and he might not even succeed.

He raised the sign in his hand. Ten points! This was the first full score so far.

The judges raised their full score signs one after another. This was the first time they gave a full score.

Everyone knows that in this second phase of the event, the first place winner has emerged.