Thanks for the invitation: In ancient times, people shared children

The child starts worrying as soon as he opens his eyes.

The chirping is as annoying as the birds on the eaves.

Fortunately, Aunt Yu was interested in her at the moment. Although she didn't want her to care about those things, she still told her.

"The soul flag is right in the yard. They told you to take it to the government office after you wake up. The ghost can't give it to you. The monster egg is gone, maybe it was lost. But the basket is still there, and the snake is fine. I threw some meat in there to feed it. I don't know what happened to the ghost. Does this have anything to do with that girl from the Shen family?"

Aunt Yu obviously didn't know much.

The child got some water for the snake to drink, and then looked out into the yard, only to find that Aunt Yu had hung the banner among her clothes, leaving it to bask in the sun.

He said, "Get rid of bad luck."

No matter how hard you try, something like the Soul Banner will never become a lucky item.

"By the way, where's my pole?"

When the child saw the banner, he finally remembered the half-broken pole.

Only half of the pole of the soul flag was left.

When the stones were thrown at it, it was all supported by the pole. It was also because the evil ghost Zhu An was greedy and was afraid that he could not kill the child, so he threw too many stones at once. The stones collided with each other and formed a gap. The pole supported it again, but in short, it failed to kill the child and allowed her to escape with the banner.

Speaking of this, Aunt Yu sighed, went into the house and dug out some broken things that could not be broken any further and gave them to her.

"It's already like this. If you still want it, I can get some yellow fish glue to stick it on for you."

"What's the point of gluing this thing together?" the child cried, "I just got it and it's already broken into pieces. I can't even have anything fun with it!"

"Alright, alright, these are trouble-making things, so let's just throw them away. And why is there an extra painting on your banner? It's really creepy."

Before the child fell unconscious, he noticed that there seemed to be something extra on the banner, but he didn't have time to look closely at it at the time. Now he recognized it at a glance:

"Isn't this Zhu An, and those ghosts."

The head was sketched out with just a few strokes, and behind it was a group of confused people, some of whom were wearing armor. They were the remaining souls of Zhu An and the mass grave.

The painting is quite similar.

She was so anxious at the time that she took all the ghosts in. Now she doesn't know what to do.

"Let's just hand it all over to the government."

The child cannot support so many ghosts. He didn't know it before he got it and just thought it was unlucky. Only after he got the thing did the child realize how troublesome this banner was.

Let me put it simply.

This banner is indeed very useful for capturing ghosts. Even if a child's spiritual power is insufficient, he can rely on the illusion to lure the ghost into it. However, whether he can then drive away the ghost in the banner is another matter.

If the ghost in the banner is unwilling to obey her orders and refuses to form a pact with her, it will hurt her after being released.

Moreover, even if the ghosts are taken in, they cannot be left to starve. Either she provides them with Yin energy and spiritual power, or these ghosts, when they are extremely hungry, eat the little friends in the banner as tonic.

All in all, this thing is troublesome and expensive, and it is definitely not something a child can afford.

It doesn't matter if the banner hits your hand, you still have to push the ghost inside out as soon as possible.

Aunt Yu was still very supportive of her. She insisted on sending her to the yamen gate and stood beside the stone lions and said to her:

"Go ahead. I'll wait for you here."

Child: "No need to wait, I know the way, I can go back by myself in a while."

Aunt Yu knew she knew the way. "I'm afraid you'll get taken away by the ghost again or run off to do something that'll get you into trouble again. Once you've sent the ghost away, come out. It won't be long. I'll wait for you here. If you're late, I'll go in and find you. I'll also see you off every morning and evening. Stop nagging and go."

Child: ...I can’t get up fast!

Physical injuries are nothing. What Aunt Yu said is really painful. From what she said, it seems that the child can never run freely again.

She will become a chained bald head, and can only sit in one place and bark wildly. Not to mention biting people, it will be difficult for her to even see anyone.

If a bald man can cheat and deceive others to change his owner, can a child also change his aunt?

"I don't need you to send me off! I'm still asking about that ghost."

The child is not happy.

Aunt Yu was even more unhappy: "What happened to the girl has nothing to do with us, don't pay attention to it."

"Why is it okay?" the child pointed at his head and said cleverly, "I was beaten like this, so I'm considered a victim. What's wrong with asking properly?"

Aunt Yu knew she was a stubborn ass: "Just asking, I'm going to the street over there to buy some vegetables. When you're done asking, find me there."

"Okay, I got it!"

After hearing what she said, the child felt satisfied. He felt a little dizzy when he turned around, and instead of taking strong steps, he fell over.

The yamen runner at the door almost thought she was a commoner who had been beaten and came to ask for help, and almost stood up.

When he saw it was her, he sat down firmly again: "Captain An is in there, go in and look for him yourself."

"Okay." The child waved his hand and walked into Director An Xi's place as if he knew the place well.

We hadn't seen each other for several days and didn't miss each other.

After a dry greeting, the child took out the soul flag.

"Where is the ghost?"

An Xi: "There is a special cell. I'll take you there."

The child had been to the yamen many times, but this was his first time in the prison. He was very excited and kept asking, "What's the prison like? Are there rats? Is there straw? Has anyone broken into the prison? Are there a lot of bad guys in there?"

An Xi: ...

"If you like it, I'll reserve a room for you. You'll know after you stay there."

"Forget it, I have a place to live."

The child pouted and asked with little interest, "Zhu An and those two ghosts harmed many ghosts in the mass grave. What are we going to do with them after we put them in there? Behead them?"

"It's hard to say. We have to interrogate them to see if anyone was killed. If so, they'll be tortured and beaten to death. If not, they'll probably be released."

"Ah?!" The child looked at An Xi in surprise, "Release?"

"Yes, the law doesn't care about ghosts, but don't worry, many immortal masters already know about this matter."

An Xi winked at the child.

The child must have gotten his mind opened by hitting his head, and he understood immediately: "That's good, that's good. It's really dangerous to have such a vicious ghost running around. What if..."

The child's face suddenly changed when he said this.

"What's wrong?" An Xi looked at the child.

The child raised the soul flag: "He is with other ghosts, what if he eats them..."

"Your banner doesn't have any restrictions in this regard?"

"No."

"Wouldn't that mean we'd just let them kill each other?"

"This is the banner of an evil cultivator."

Would an evil cultivator care about this? Even a child wouldn't be sure.

Fortunately, she felt that Zhu An was enjoying himself in the banner and the ghosts were hiding, so it seemed that nothing was wrong for the time being.

After being separated and released, Zhu An started cursing.

Those ghosts were nourished by the Yin energy in the banner, and some of them regained some consciousness, but some were still confused and dazed. An Xi had no good way to accommodate them.

The child had no choice but to put them back into the banner.

While inquiring about the origins of the three evil ghosts, he walked out and inadvertently saw Mr. Zhang and his family in the prison.

The child was surprised and asked, "What's going on?"

She was unconscious for three days, not three years. What did she miss?