If you want to be a good person, find Huadi

Huadi drove the car, carrying Gaohua and Jingxiang, and headed straight for the Great Smoky Mountains. This mountain, towering into the clouds, is the highest peak in Hong Kong and is named because it is covered in thick fog all year round.

Uncle Feng was standing on the top of Mount Dawu, overlooking the entire feng shui layout of Hong Kong. He was concentrating on observing the surrounding terrain and aura, trying to find the feng shui nodes arranged by the Japanese devils.

Dawu Mountain was once an active volcano, and the nearby Guanyin Mountain, Jigongling, and Dadaoling were all formed by volcanic activity. This location is also a key junction where the Hong Kong River connects to the Southern Dragon Vein, holding significant feng shui significance.

Because the Great Smoky Mountains are so beautiful and attract so many tourists, the roads from the foot of the mountain to the middle of the mountain are relatively flat and easy for vehicles to drive on. However, reaching the top of the mountain is not easy as the terrain there is steep and the road is rugged.

To Huadi's surprise, Gaohua and Jingxiang were able to keep up with him. Although Huadi deliberately slowed down to accommodate Jingxiang, he was still amazed by her speed and physical fitness. It seemed that Jingxiang was not someone who would be a drag.

Huadi and his companions climbed the mountain quickly and nimbly, as if they were the masters of this forest. Soon, they reached the top of the mountain and stood on the high ground, overlooking the beautiful scenery below.

Meanwhile, Uncle Feng and his team had just reached the summit. Uncle Feng's steps seemed heavy, as he suffered from cancer and his health was far worse than before. But he persevered, walking step by step until he finally reached the summit. This was thanks to the help of the people arranged by Twelve Young Masters, who carefully carried Uncle Feng to ensure his safety.

Once they reached the top of the mountain, Uncle Feng immediately began deploying the mission. He arranged for the three people who had come from the mainland to go to the top floor of the Huayin Building, where he would coordinate with them and use Taoist techniques to find the approximate location of the node.

"Uncle Feng, this is Gao Hua." Huadi pointed to a young man beside him and said, "He learns very quickly. He can basically master it after just one teaching."

After hearing Hua Di's introduction, Gao Hua hurried to Uncle Feng and bowed respectfully. Uncle Feng looked at Gao Hua with a flicker of admiration in his eyes, then nodded to Hua Di, expressing his approval of Gao Hua.

Then, Uncle Feng gestured for Gao Hua to stand beside him and carefully observe how he used his Taoist techniques to survey feng shui, especially how he found the nodes. Gao Hua responded excitedly and quickly walked to Uncle Feng's side, staring intently at the compass in his hand, afraid to miss any details.

It wasn't long before Uncle Feng, with his eagle-like sharpness, spotted the location of a crucial node. He acted decisively, quickly turning to the subordinates assigned by the Twelve Young Master beside him and issuing an order: "Quick! Go down the mountain immediately and call Yu Zhenzi from Longhu Mountain on the rooftop of the Huayin Building. Have him cast the spell "Huiying" simultaneously from the top floor of the Huayin building to pinpoint the exact location of the node."

Tai Mo Shan is located at a high altitude and has a poor signal quality, so the cell phone can't be used properly here. Therefore, Uncle Feng had to send one of his men down the mountain to ensure smooth communication with the outside world.

Just when the younger brother was about to rush away like an arrow, Huadi suddenly shouted, "Wait! Let me do this trip myself. You are too slow." Before he finished speaking, Huadi's figure flashed and disappeared in front of everyone in an instant like lightning. His speed was so fast that it was astonishing.

Seeing this, Uncle Feng couldn't help but smile. He nodded with satisfaction and said to himself, "This Huadi is indeed a man of real ability! If I can survive this great disaster in Hong Kong, I will definitely teach him everything I have learned in my life."

Time passed by minute by minute. About fifteen minutes later, as everyone was anxiously waiting, Hua Di suddenly appeared before them like a ghost. His return was so abrupt that Shizuka couldn't help but exclaim, "Wow! This Hua Di is too fast!"

You have to know that this not only requires Huadi's own lightning speed, but also requires waiting for Yu Zhenzi on the top floor of Huayin Building to spend time casting a spell to confirm. Even so, Huadi only took fifteen minutes to go back and forth. Imagine how much faster he would be without these delays!

Huadi hurried to Uncle Feng and breathlessly told him everything Yu Zhenzi had said. After hearing this, Uncle Feng smiled with satisfaction. It seemed they had found the right place.

Uncle Feng pondered for a moment, then said to Huadi, "There's another node. Go check it out." Without a word, Huadi turned and dashed off like an arrow, darting back and forth between the foot of the mountain and the summit, seemingly tireless.

In this way, Uncle Feng and his team found the nine nodes one by one. Every time they found a node, Hua Di would rush back to report to Uncle Feng, and then rush to the next node without stopping.

Finally, all nine nodes were found. Huadi quickly descended the mountain carrying Uncle Feng on his back.

Their destination is the Huayin Building, a landmark building in Hong Kong, which was built in 1982. However, few people still remember that there was once another building on the original site of the Huayin Building - the Murray Building.

Murray House has a long and storied history, beginning in 1848. Back then, as part of Victoria Barracks, Murray House served a vital purpose – as the barracks for the Eagle Corps. The building witnessed countless military events and the lives of the soldiers.

However, fate took a dramatic turn during the Japanese occupation of Hong Kong. Murray House was forcibly requisitioned by the Japanese, and its purpose underwent a dramatic change. No longer serving as a base for the Eagle Army, it became the "Japanese Military Police Office" and the "Japanese Military Division Headquarters."

Even more horrifying is the fact that Murray House housed both a prison cell and an execution ground. Rumor has it that over 4,000 people were brutally tortured and murdered there. These innocent lives lost their dignity and freedom within the building, their blood staining every inch of Murray House.

Murray Hall is arguably one of the buildings with the most deaths outside of hospitals. The air is filled with the chilling atmosphere of death. Every brick and tile seems to speak of a dark history, a reminder not to forget the suffering and pain of the past.

After the Japanese invaders were driven out, Murray House housed the offices of several Hong Kong government departments. From 1975 to 1982, it became the headquarters of the Rating and Valuation Department. During this period, reports of hauntings arose, prompting the Hong Kong government to employ pastors and priests to exorcise the ghosts and even employ Buddhist rituals to purify the spirits and appease the public. Because the government funded these rituals, relevant archival records have been preserved.

The relevant archives also secretly record that there was a mass grave 30 meters below the Murray Building. After the wizards went down, only one survived and died soon after. After returning, he urged the Hong Kong government to suppress the mass grave. So, by chance, the Huayin Building was finally located here. Not only is it located in a prosperous area, but more importantly, it can suppress the mass grave underground.

Yu Zhenzi and his group had chosen the rooftop of the Huayin Building as their observation point for a reason. This underground mass grave was no ordinary location, but rather one of the three most crucial nodes in the entire layout. This was precisely why they had chosen to gather there to discuss strategies for dealing with these nine key nodes.

After careful consideration, they finally decided that the top floor of the Huayin Building would be the ideal location for the ritual. Located over 300 meters from the underground mass grave, it offered a wide view and was at a higher elevation, making it ideal for performing the ritual.

Of these nine key points, three were relatively difficult to locate: Cameron Highlands, Hopewell Stone Grave Hill, and the mass grave deep beneath the Huayin Building where they were currently standing. Yu Zhenzi's recent field survey revealed that someone had already made the first advance and infiltrated the underground mass grave.

Faced with this situation, everyone had a heated discussion and finally reached a consensus: first focus on solving the other six relatively easy-to-handle nodes, and then go all out to conquer the three most difficult nodes.