Sun Mingjin scratched his head in embarrassment, "Ahem, I'll just say it casually."

When I came to the three-story yellow building, I looked up and saw that the house was at least five stories high.

Sure enough, no matter what the coal bosses choose, they must choose the biggest.

There is a garden and a fountain at the entrance, and the corridor inside is lit up with small colorful lights.

The whole decoration style exudes a sense of cheapness, like a cabaret in the 70s.

I whispered, "When you see Hao Gaoshou later, don't rush to kill him."

"Let him confess all his comrades first, and then find out the location and movement of the spirit stone, as well as the location of the so-called 'Baojia Immortal.'"

Murphy and Sun Mingjin both looked at me to clean up OK.

The girl also nodded seriously, "Okay brother, I promise not to start."

Looking at her serious face, I couldn't help but laugh out loud.

This stupid boy, although full of hatred, has never killed anyone.

I guess when she sees blood, she will tremble.

I was the first to enter the small yellow building, and Murphy and the others followed me in.

There was a camera at the door, and when I entered the hall, it was brightly lit, but there was no one to be seen.

It's strange, how can a super-rich man like Hao Gaoshou not even have a servant to serve in his residence?

Isn't this old fellow here tonight?

No, if there is no one, it is impossible to turn on the light, maybe the old guy is already asleep.

Zizi –

The lights on the stairs went on and off, and the girl nervously grabbed the corner of Murphy's clothes.

I walked briskly upstairs to the top floor.

On the top floor, there are only two rooms on the left and right, the ivory door on the left is locked, and the door on the right is illuminated.

The lights were dim, faintly glowing green, reflecting our clothes in a green glow.

Lying at the door and listening carefully, I can vaguely hear the sound of mahjong coming from inside.

The girl whispered, "Hao Gaoshou's residence is here, and we have been here once before."

Now that I'm in the lair, I don't have to pretend.

Hao Gaoshou, a dead old man, turned on the lights so low, and he was not afraid of being blind.

I pushed the door open, and the smoke filled it, choking the little girl and coughing.

In the center of the huge room, there is an old elm table, and four people sit at the table to play mahjong.

The three chairs are all ordinary wooden chairs, and due north and south, there is a chair that is pure gold and looks like a dragon chair.

On the chair sat a tall old man with a thin body with a hooked nose and sunken eye sockets.

Looking at his appearance, it seems to be a mountain sculpture dressed as a bandit leader in a model play.

The girl pointed at the hook-nosed old man and winked at me.

I can be sure that this person is Hao Gaoshou.

I tore off the Concealment Charm from my body and strode forward, "Old thing, death is coming, you are still playing hard."

What I never expected was that Hao Gaoshou didn't seem to hear it, and suddenly pushed away the mahjong.

"Haha, the three of them are all paying for themselves!"

The swarthy man sitting next to him took out a shiny stone from his pocket with an unhappy expression.

Is it a spirit stone!?

Directly opposite, an old woman wearing a linen robe, with dark spots on her face and a long-haired black mole on the corner of her mouth, muttered in a low voice, "You're so lucky today."

She stretched out her hand, picked at her ear and eye, and took out a black, earthworm-like bug.

I recognized it at a glance, this insect is called the nine-headed sac, it is a goblin in the mountain, and its value is enough to compete with the immortal Taoists.

The bald head and the fat man in the robe on the left touched his bald head and laughed, "Old Hao, you won so much today, how about agreeing to my little request?"

Hao Gaoshou was in a good mood, "Say."

The fat monk had Yin Guangsheng in his eyes, and pointed to Murphy standing beside me, "Tonight, I want this girl!"

Hao Gaoshou laughed dryly, "Okay, it's up to you."