I patted the stone spirit on the shoulder, and his face was as heavy as if he was about to lose a child.

In this case, it is natural that the dead poor are not as good as the dead friends.

Instead of putting me at risk, I should take advantage of what I can do with my surroundings.

After all, this spirit has no friendship with me, let alone affection, and if I were to risk something that has neither friendship nor affection, it will be a bit of a virgin.

Whether the gargoyle wanted it or not, I pushed it through the door with a threat.

After that, he also took the door with him, leaving only a crack in the door for waiting and seeing.

The gargoyle had no way to retreat, so it could only move forward.

However, it is extremely careful with every step it takes, always keeping an eye on its surroundings.

Here, it is a snake on the ground, even if it meets me, after being subdued by me, it does not show any timidity, and occasionally even puts on a shelf and puts on a score.

However, since entering the ancient temple, it is like a sensitive cat, and any wind and grass will cause a great reaction.

It can be seen that in this ancient temple like a city, it is far more dangerous than outside.

Knowing that the ancient temple is dangerous, he still has to drill into it, and he doesn't know what attention this spirit is fighting.

Or rather, there was something in the ancient temple that could make this spirit so valued.

Even risking your own life?

If it is hiding in its own territory, secretly making stumbling blocks, and demagoguery, it must have become perfect with practice, and even if it encounters something, it can protect itself.

Once you leave your territory and enter an unfamiliar area, it's a different story.

After all, a spirit is just a spirit, and without a certain Taoism, he doesn't dare to put his own body on the surface.

Even if it's a yin person, it's well hidden.

Now this stone statue spirit dares to use its body to enter the ancient temple for adventure, I don't know whether it is fearless or brainless.

Naturally, I didn't have time to think about it.

As long as it doesn't have bad intentions and can do a favor once in a while, I don't mind letting it follow.

No, I can occasionally be cannon fodder.

I watched the stone spirit walk forward step by step, because the temple was brightly lit, and the afterglow could be reflected on the bluestone slab, so it was possible to barely see inside.

The spirit walked slowly up the bluestone stairs, and when it came to the big incense burner, it deliberately stopped.

Then I saw it with its head down, leaning forward in front of the incense, cowering and not knowing what it was doing.

Because it was facing away from me, I couldn't see it clearly, but looking at its movements, it seemed to be stealing the smell of incense.

Spirits are different from people, and the grains that people eat are generally sucking the essence of the sun and the moon.

Only by absorbing the essence of the sun and the moon and reaching a certain level, that is, having a certain Taoism, can you have the opportunity to come into contact with more things.

In our words, it is the smell of incense that is offered.

It is naturally difficult for the mountain spirits to absorb the scent of incense, and only those spirits who have been sealed as yin gods and worshiped by people often have incense to eat.

Ordinary spirits, who want to mix something, eat white food everywhere.

There are statues of temples and gods, they naturally dare not touch them, and more of them are stealing some incense from the descendants of mankind to worship their ancestors.

The spirits that are worshiped with incense all year round are much more powerful than those who hunt wild food.

Not only is the path deeper, but there are also more means.

Even if they are the same way, there is a big difference between the two, which is equivalent to one being well-fed and well-fed every day, and being tall and strong, while the other is chronically malnourished and emaciated.

This stone statue spirit, when it was the Yin God, there may still be people to worship, but now it has been removed from its position and returned to its original form, and there has been no incense to worship for a long time, so it is naturally not powerful.

Now when I see the incense burner full of incense, I can't help but want to eat it.

At this moment, it is like a cat that steals fish and meat in the absence of its owner, and it is cautious, and every time it takes two bites, it has to look at the statues of the gods in the temple.

The statues of the gods in the temple all have incense offerings in front of them, and they have their own small stoves, so they don't seem to care so much about the big pot of rice outside.

After all, they are gods worshiped by someone, even if they are just yin gods, they are much more advanced than mountain and wild spirits, so naturally they will not surrender their identities to grab some rice in the bowl of spirits.

In this way, the stone spirit in front of him has a chance to have a full meal.

I could clearly see that the stone spirit did not bow its head once, and the few sticks of incense in the incense burner would burn at a speed visible to the naked eye.

After a while, those few sticks of incense have bottomed out.

After smoking for a while, after being full of wine and food, the thing did not forget the business, and turned his attention to the temple again.

Bypassing the incense burner, the stone spirit walked into the temple step by step.

During the whole process, there was no movement of the statues, and the incense offered in the temple remained the same.

The spirit circled around the temple a few times, and didn't seem to find anything else.

The incense in the temple is owned by the Lord, unlike the incense burner placed outside.

Borrowing a gut, the spirit did not dare to touch the incense in the temple, so after a few turns, it returned to the door of the temple, and then waved at the place where I was hiding, indicating that there was no danger.

Seeing this, I was somewhat relieved.

After staying at the door for a moment to make sure there were nothing out of the ordinary, I pushed the door open and walked in.

swept away the decline just now, and the road was a dragon and a tiger.

Stepping on the bluestone slab, it is even more clicky.

After bypassing the incense burner, I walked straight into the temple.

I couldn't see it clearly when I was far away before, but now when I entered the temple, I found that these statues of gods in the temple were all wax figures.

The carving is lifelike, especially the eyes, which look very smart.

As soon as I entered the temple, I felt that all the gods were staring at me.

The one in the center, the wax figure with the Buddha's body and grimace, looks particularly terrifying, with a green face and fangs, and a strange demeanor.

It looked at me condescendingly, with a fierce look in its eyes, as if it wanted to eat me in one bite.

Being stared at like this by more than a dozen idols, my hairs stood on end all over my body, and I felt uncomfortable.

I tried to move a few steps to the left, trying to avoid the strange sights.

However, the strange feeling of being stared at did not go away, or rather, it became more intense.

I tried to take a few more steps to the right, but it was the same.

The statues weren't moving, but their eyes seemed to be staring at me all the time.

Whether I go left or right, I can't avoid their gaze.

They just stared at me, they stared at me, they stared at me.

Even when I retreated out the door, they were still staring at me, as if I was the only outlier in the area.

I glanced at the stone spirits standing in the temple and whispered, "Do you feel like you're being stared at all the time?"

The spirit glanced at the idols around it, then shook its head.

"Really?" I asked again.

The spirit still shook its head.

I swallowed, and suddenly I felt uneasy in my heart.

I felt like I had entered a wolf's den, with wolves on all sides.

There were more than a dozen of them in the temple, and there seemed to be one standing in front of me......