Ten days later, at the foot of Cuiyun Mountain in Yunzhou. A tall, cold-faced young man walked on a wide mountain road paved with bluestone and more than a foot wide.

The mountain road is extremely remote, but along the way, there are many people on the road, either alone like this young man, or three or two people climbing the mountain together.

The grim young man was dressed in a black suit, with a horse chopping knife stuck in his back, and a red ribbon on the long hilt of the knife waved in the wind above his head.

This person is Xiao Ziyang who has changed his outfit.

I saw that he was pleasing to the bottom of his eyebrows, burying his head and walking quickly, with an expression that he didn't want to make more trouble, which was very inconsistent with his flamboyant dress.

After Xiao Ziyang took revenge, his heart suddenly opened up and he was in a comfortable mood. He originally wanted to dress himself up as a very heroic swordsman in the rivers and lakes, but when he took a look at the mountain road with his Wangqi technique at the bottom of the mountain, he immediately threw his heroic expression to Java and replaced it with this little daughter-in-law-like demeanor.

Because he saw that the dotted mana aura on this mountain road rose to the sky, connecting along the mountain road to form a long dragon, extending to the depths of the invisible mountain.

At least thirty percent of the pedestrians on this mountain path are monks with mana, and although these monks are not very high, there are too many of them. At a glance, as far as he could see, there were no less than dozens of people.

Walking with so many monks for the first time, Xiao Ziyang couldn't help but feel a little frightened.

He walked all the way, and after more than an hour, he came to a ravine.

The canyon is long and winding, with its winding walls blocking the view.

The scenery in the canyon is extremely beautiful, a small river flows through the canyon, a stone road runs parallel to the small river, along the water potential of the small river, the stone road is sometimes on the left side of the river, and sometimes through the stone bridge over the small river to the right side.

After traveling about two hundred and eight miles in the quiet canyon, Xiao Ziyang's eyes suddenly opened up. At the end of the canyon is a wide, flat col.

The col is full of greenery, and there are a few small meadows in the middle of the woods. It's the turn of spring and summer, and the meadows are full of flowers.

After a short walk on the stone path in the woods, a calm river passed through the forest like a jade belt.

After crossing the river from the stone bridge and walking a short distance, a majestic Taoist temple appeared in front of Xiao Ziyang's eyes.

In front of the main gate of the Taoist temple is a bluestone paved square, the vermilion main gate of the Taoist temple is very tall, especially in this wild place, it is extraordinarily magnificent.

There is a big plaque above the main entrance of the Taoist temple, and the dragon and the phoenix dance are written with the three big characters of "Huanglongguan".

The main entrance of the Taoist temple is tightly closed, and there is a side door on each side on the left and right sides of the main entrance, and the side door on the right side is wide open. Two Taoist priests who knew the guests stood on either side of the side door to greet the pilgrims.

Walking into the side door, there is a wall in front of you, and behind the wall, there is a square paved with stone slabs, and a few pines and cypresses hugged by several people in the square sprinkle a piece of shade.

In this square, the flow of people was divided into two groups, one group of mortal ordinary pilgrims, who walked reverently towards the majestic hall at the end of the square, and the other group of monks, who passed through the square and entered an arch on the left.

Xiao Ziyang also mixed in with the monks and walked into this arch, but no one cared about him.

Behind this arch is an ingenious garden with flowers dotted between rockeries and trees, and a small pond where red koi fish play leisurely.

Xiao Ziyang didn't dare to look around, followed everyone closely, and after passing through a bamboo forest, he came to a courtyard where many monks were standing. On the opposite side of the courtyard is a large hall, and the light in the main hall is extremely dim, and it is difficult to see the scene inside.

At the entrance of the main hall sat an old monk with gray hair, and when he saw him make a gesture from time to time, one or more monks immediately came to him and showed him a small jasper token first. After the old monk examined the token and nodded, the monks handed him a few more spirit stones and entered the main hall. Look at the appearance of the jasper token, it is the Nine Dragons Order.

Xiao Ziyang took a closer look and found that whether it was one person or several people, they only gave the old monk ten spirit stones, and there seemed to be no requirement for the type of spirit stones, and there were all kinds of colorful attributes.

The monks in the monastery stood in a very scattered manner, but everyone seemed to remember the order in which they came, and there was no scramble. Xiao Ziyang was also busy writing down the order in which he entered the courtyard.

After waiting for about half an hour, it was finally Xiao Ziyang's turn, he stepped forward and handed the Nine Dragons Order to the old monk to read, and after he nodded, he handed him the ten spirit stones that had already been pinched in his hand. The old monk took the spirit stone and waved his hand.

Xiao Ziyang walked into the main hall and blinked vigorously, accustomed to the dimness in the hall. The main hall in front of him was no different from an ordinary shrine, and the three tall statues of the Sanqing gods in front of him sat side by side on a high altar. On both sides are statues of the Four Heavenly Kings and some unknown gods.

Just when Xiao Ziyang was puzzled, a cough startled him. It turned out that in a corner beside Xiao Ziyang, a monk dressed in Taoist costume was sitting cross-legged on a futon. He was gesturing to Xiao Ziyang very impatiently.

Xiao Ziyang followed his gesture and looked, it turned out that there was a black hole portal on the wall behind the altar where the statue of Sanqing was placed.

Xiao Ziyang nodded slightly to the monk and walked towards the door. Passing through the portal, there is an empty room behind it that is larger than the temple in front.

In the middle of this room, an extremely complex circular circle of zhang size was engraved on the stone floor, and there were no less than 100 spirit stones inlaid on the circle.

There were two monks standing on both sides of the magic circle, and the spiritual pressure emanating from these two monks made Xiao Ziyang feel slightly oppressed, obviously his cultivation was not low.

Xiao Ziyang looked at this magic circle, not knowing what he should do next.

The monk on the left side of the circle saw that he was stunned for a long time and did not move, and saw that his cultivation was low, and knew that the Dao was a shallow casual cultivator, so he pointed to the circle and said: "This is the teleportation circle, which can teleport you to Kowloon City, come in quickly, don't delay time." ”

Xiao Ziyang didn't dare to say much, and hurriedly walked into the magic circle and stood in the center of the formation. Without saying a word, the two monks pinched the trick together, and each shot a spiritual light towards the magic circle, and the entire magic circle lit up in vain.

Xiao Ziyang only felt a white light flash in front of him, and he couldn't see anything. Then a tremendous pressure came over him, so great that it seemed to crush it into meat sauce in the next moment. Fortunately, this pressure came suddenly and went quickly.

After the pressure, the world swirled, and the feeling of boredom and vomiting came to him, and he rubbed his eyes vigorously while pressing the stomach and intestines that had turned over the river and the sea, so as to recover his vision as soon as possible.