Warriors

"In particular, my teacher was afraid that he would threaten me with favors and make me do some embarrassing things. Then my teacher will always maintain the image of a high-level person, and I want to have a 'heart-to-heart' with him."

Uncle Jiu sighed after finishing speaking. He also felt that Zhao Zhou had no malice towards him that day, so he pretended to be a "superior" image, saying that he was upright, that he could talk about good things, and avoid evil things.

Also today, when Zhao Zhou was leaving, he sent a lot of things that far exceeded the "decoration value". Then turn around and tell him a few 'human affairs'.

Similarly, before Zhao Zhou could wait for Taoist Master Simu, it was Uncle Jiu who sent a letter in advance, saying that a "land god" had come to the village, telling his junior not to come back to Yizhuang even if he lived in the wild during this time.

"Master is amazing!" Wencai and Wencai praised Uncle Jiu's tricks, they gave Uncle Jiu his shoulders and massaged him.

Uncle Jiu also leaned halfway on the seat, sipped a sip of tea, and appeared again as an expert.

but.

Uncle Jiu said that it was better for him to figure out the secrets, but in fact, anyone would feel that it was wrong to be courteous for nothing.

In particular, Zhao Zhou didn't hide anything. He repaired Yizhuang because he knew that Uncle Jiu was an upright person, so he thought of doing his best, which was nothing more than a little effort.

"The Ninth Daoist probably misunderstood me."

Zhao Zhou walked on the road in the wild, and somehow knew what Uncle Jiu meant by giving him a lot of things.

It is nothing more than the two do not owe each other.

However, the value of these things given by Uncle Jiu has far exceeded the "renovation cost", and Zhao Zhou has earned more than a little bit.

Among them, the most valuable is this booklet, which just complements his forging skills.

And also with the passage of time.

About seven days later.

After traveling thousands of miles, Zhao Zhou also came to a city in the southern province, the city where Wu Laogou is located.

It's almost the same as Uncle Jiu's.

During the period of the Republic of China, the buildings on the street were generally two stories high, and most of the two sides were shops, selling all kinds of messy things.

The streets are not spacious, but rickshaws roam freely in the streets and alleys, and the small merchants passing by the roadside are not hindered.

Those who have money and want to save effort waved their hands, and the rickshaw that was resting somewhere saw it and stopped in front of them.

But occasionally with the sound of 'Didi'.

Zhao Zhou wandered around and saw an old-fashioned car passing slowly among the crowd at the entrance of a distant street, and pedestrians gave way.

The children playing on the street were also very envious when they saw it, and rushed to ask their adults what it was.

And Zhao Zhou wandered around the street, and asked the rickshaw drivers who had no work on the side of the road and who were familiar with the city's situation. He wanted to inquire about Old Dog Wu and see if he could find any way out.

After all, Old Dog Wu should be considered a respectable figure in this province.

However, most people really didn't know when they heard Zhao Zhou's inquiry, and then shook their heads with a smile.

Or if someone knew, he glanced at Zhao Zhou, pondered for a while, and didn't say a word. When he saw a guest nearby waving to him, he apologized to Zhao Zhou a few times and went to work.

Zhao Zhou saw it and didn't make things difficult for them.

He thought that he had already arrived, so he simply found a random inn to stay in, and after eating and drinking, he slowly looked for Old Dog Wu.

"It is estimated that these people don't know my details, and they are afraid that they will offend Old Dog Wu unintentionally, so they are unwilling to discuss with me in detail. But the city is so big, and when I go to a big nightclub at night, I will ask a few big people. Everything is clear."

After booking a room in an inn, Zhao Zhou also came to the house and rubbed a few coins "Ding Ding Luo Luo".

It took only a few breaths before they were squeezed together and formed into an 'iron ball', and the watermark portrait on it was also leveled.

But after such a rubbing, Zhao Zhou also found that the money he exchanged in Yizhuang village and town some time ago has almost been spent.

Therefore, he also felt that besides looking for Old Dog Wu, he had to find a place to exchange the remaining jewelry items, otherwise how could he go to the nightclub to pretend to be a "rich man".

"The only few silver dollars were rubbed away by me, and now I'm really penniless."

Zhao Zhou thought about it, put the iron balls in his pocket, and made a 'jingling' sound, which shows that he still has a lot of 'iron balls' in his pockets, all of which were rubbed and played during the idle time.

And after he installed the iron ball, he stood up, took out a dozen or so three-inch gold bars from the space, tied them with the bed sheets in the room, and left the inn, walking all the way through the streets. Alley, looking for a place to pawn.

"The freshly baked biscuits..."

"Boss, how do you sell this thing..."

It was also accompanied by the sound of buying and selling by nearby vendors and passers-by along the way.

After walking for a while, Zhao Zhou passed an intersection, and saw an open and bright three-story pawnshop with the gate facing east. After a quick look, he felt that the shop was open, so he went in first.

The style inside is also similar to that of ordinary pawnshops.

There is a wooden fence at the counter, a table and benches are placed in front, and there is a small door at the back of the stairs leading to the upstairs at the corner, which should lead to the back yard. The merchant presumably lives in the store.

"This gentleman, you...?"

At this time, as Zhao Zhou walked in, the middle-aged shopkeeper sitting at the counter greeted with a smile, and saw that Zhao Zhou was well dressed, and he didn't look like someone who was short of money. Say it all.

Even the two clerks in the shop called Zhao Zhou, "Please, sir," and served tea and water without talking nonsense.

"Take it as something." Zhao Zhou sat down on the bench, handed the bundle to one of the shopkeepers, and asked him to show it to the shopkeeper.

"Deadly, or alive?"

The shopkeeper asked as usual, but when he took the bag and opened it, revealing a dozen or so gold bars inside, he suddenly covered the bag and said to Zhao Zhou: "My lord, you..."

"Death."

Zhao Zhou sipped the tea, "I melted the gold myself, and there is no proof. If you are not easy to tell the authenticity, you can check it carefully."

"Okay...wait a moment." The shopkeeper stared at the gold bar for a moment, wondering what to think, and then apologized, took the bag through the back door, and went to the backyard.

Zhao Zhou wasn't worried when he saw it. Instead, he thought about Wu Laogou, and asked a guy next to him, "Do you know Wu Laogou?"

This pawn shop is located in a downtown area, and these guys can probably meet many people, and then Zhao Zhou is also idle, so he just asks questions, just casually.

"Know!"

But the guy nodded solemnly, and said a little embarrassedly: "I know Mr. Wu, but Mr. Wu doesn't know me..."

"You just need to know him." Hearing this, Zhao Zhou took out a piece of jewelry from his 'pocket', "Give this to him and tell him, I have a big deal, if he wants to do it, come here Find me here."

This jewelry, like the gold bars, belonged to the woman's corpse, and had a little evil spirit on it, but after being unearthed, the evil spirit has almost disappeared, and it is harmless to strangers.

However, with Wu Laogou's ability, even if there is only a little evil spirit, he should be able to judge that this is an object unearthed in the tomb.