The manual of saving male god of fast crossing system

Chapter 289 The cold Taoist priest vs the charming demon fox 23
Wanwan's face turned pale, as if she was quite frightened, she grabbed Jun Wuchen's arm and said, "Wuchen, he is killing me."

Jun Wuchen sighed inwardly, and said in a soft tone: "Don't talk nonsense, he was only seriously injured so he wouldn't die."

The people in Luoxue Palace relaxed a little.

Sikong Yan glanced at Wanwan several times, feeling slightly startled, the relationship between this woman and Jun Wuchen seemed unusual.

But now is not the time to think about such things, she hastily asked: "Is there a way for the Taoist priest to treat him?"

Jun Wuchen took out a bottle from his arms and handed it over: "This is some wound medicine, you take it and rub it on him, it can heal the trauma and stop the evil spirit from invading the heart."

"Will he recover in this way?" Sikong Yan gratefully took the medicine bottle.

Unexpectedly, the monster they met this time was so powerful, they were trapped in the mountain for many days before they came out.

Jun Wuchen shook his head, and said: "We still need to get rid of the demon, so that he can fully recover his roots. The few of you have also been invaded by evil spirits, so be careful not to let evil spirits enter your heart!"

Sikong Yan stared at her beautiful eyes slightly, and exclaimed: "How many of us have also fallen into that monster's spell?"

Jun Wuchen nodded and said nothing more.

Wanwan snorted coldly: "I've done it myself, if my cultivation is not good enough, I'll come out and subdue demons!"

The people in Luoxue Palace wanted to get angry, but because of Jun Wuchen's relationship with her, and that Gong Shisan treated her differently, they forcibly held back.

A smile flashed across Wanwan's eyes, how could it be so easy to take my life, I'll let you suffer a little bit first!
The disciples of Luoxue Palace quickly went upstairs with people on their backs.

Jun Wuchen looked helplessly at Wanwan, this woman was really different from the women he usually saw.

A group of people on the street seemed to be carrying something, and angrily came to the door of the Peach Blossom Inn.

The middle-aged man who walked in the front was dressed richly and had a fierce face. He entered the lobby and shouted angrily, "Where is the shopkeeper?!"

Seeing that their visitors were not friendly, Wanwan stepped forward and asked, "I don't know why the mayor is looking for the shopkeeper?"

When the mayor saw Wanwan, surprise flashed in his eyes, but he didn't forget the business because of the beauty in front of him.

Pointing at the person on the ground outside, he said angrily, "My son was at home after he came back from the Peach Blossom Inn yesterday, and he has not left the house. The servant found him dead this morning, so he asked the shopkeeper to come out, otherwise I will be smashed." this inn."

Jun Wuchen wanted to leave, but after hearing this, he was afraid that Wanwan, a weak woman, would suffer a disadvantage, so he stayed.

The shopkeeper had already heard the commotion and left the inner hall. She stepped forward to take a look, saluted, and said, "Lord Mayor, what do you mean? Could it be that I have harmed your son?"

The mayor said angrily and fiercely: "Shopkeeper, I have only one son in three generations of my Wan family. If you can't give an explanation today, I will demand your life."

"My son stayed in your inn for a while yesterday, and died for no apparent reason last night. Does it have nothing to do with you? A man from outside also stayed in your inn and died two days ago. Isn't it the problem of your inn? ?!"

"Don't talk nonsense!" The shopkeeper turned pale with anger.

Sure enough, after hearing these words, some guests came over one after another clamoring to check out.

Facing the mayor's intimidation and the noisy guests wanting to check out, the shopkeeper was in a hurry and didn't know what to do.

Wanwan said coldly: "Your son's death has nothing to do with our inn. He must have been killed by a demon. The mayor should not blame a good person."

(End of this chapter)