Kuai Chuan, fall in love with a fairy

Chapter 363 Little Zombie Cuts Black for Nothing (4)

He rubbed his chin again, thinking for a while.

After all, it is my own cub, so it is impossible to be wiped out as a zombie.

Of course, she doesn't have that ability either.

He showed another friendly smile: "Will you follow me?"

She changed the phrase this time: "I'm super powerful and can protect you."

Harm, to fool a silly child, you don't need to be so serious about the truth.

The boy looked at her quietly for a while, his dark green eyes blinking.

He nodded.

He put the copper coin sword back into the cloth bag again: "Okay, then you will follow me from now on."

She took the lead to go out, and asked worriedly while walking.

"If someone asks you anything, don't answer, just nod your head."

There was no movement behind.

He turned back in doubt again, and was almost hit on the head by the coffin.

!

The young man carried the white jade coffin with one hand and obediently followed behind her.

Seeing her turn around suddenly, she blinked blankly.

He You: ...

She was very tired: "Why are you carrying this thing?"

With such a heavy white jade coffin, he carried it like playing with it, and no one would believe that he was an ordinary person.

The boy blinked, not intending to put it down.

He persuaded him earnestly: "This coffin is too big, we have no place to put it."

It was mainly because the villagers saw it, so she couldn't explain it.

It can't be said that she saw that the white jade coffin was quite valuable, so she carried it back by herself.

Although she really wanted to do it.

The young man pursed his lips, his dark green eyes were somewhat dissatisfied.

He still had no intention of being obedient.

He softened his voice again to coax him: "I know you don't want it, but it's not convenient for us to carry it, and it's not small enough to put it in your pocket."

The boy lowered his eyes and stood quietly for a while.

He seemed to have thought of something and put the coffin down.

Then, he waved his sleeve lightly, and the white jade coffin on the ground disappeared without a trace.

He You: "!!!"

He grabbed his sleeve again and looked at him, in disbelief.

"Received, received it?!"

It's really fantastic.

The boy looked down at her, as if wondering why she was so surprised.

He You: ...

Sorry, she is ignorant.

This time the coffin was also brought.

He turned to look at him again: "You heard what I told you just now. If anyone asks you anything, you just nod your head."

The boy nodded obediently.

Very obedient and obedient.

He stood on tiptoe again and patted his head in satisfaction.

"You're very good, I praise you."

The young man was stunned for a moment, and the dark green light in his eyes suddenly brightened.

When He came out with another boy, the villagers were all stunned.

But they didn't wait at the entrance of the ruined temple before, so they didn't know that the boy came out of the coffin.

He explained to them without changing his face: "This is my junior brother, my master sent me to help me."

The villagers suddenly realized: "So that's the case, I really troubled the two masters."

The village head, leaning on crutches, stood up with an earnest expression.

"I don't know if the master opened the coffin?"

He opened his eyes again and said nonsense: "Well, it's opened, but there's nothing inside."

The villagers who had just been sent to see the situation came back.

"Village Chief, Master, that coffin is gone!"

The village chief was a little flustered, and turned his attention to He You for help.

He You was also a little flustered, but she didn't show it.

"It seems that this is a good sign. The coffin is gone, and the zombies in the village should disappear soon."

The villagers agreed with her words.

The village chief stroked his beard: "Then please trouble the two Taoist chiefs to rest in the village for one night, and then go to the south of the village to see the situation tomorrow morning."

The zombies were first discovered at the south end of the village, and the villagers all moved out from there.

He nodded calmly again: "Yes."

It must be possible even if it is not possible.

(End of this chapter)