The ghost carrying the coffin of a dragon giving birth to a son

Chapter 191 Rescued by a water ghost

By this time the sun had gone down and the sky was dark.

The place Fang Qin pointed to was in a corner of the reservoir, about two or three meters away from the shore. The flashlight shone white on the water.

The moment I looked over, I saw a figure under the water.

It was a little girl. When I saw her, she was sitting under the water doing her homework.

Although the little girl lowered her head, I still recognized her. She was Fang Qin’s daughter Xiaocui.

The monkey noticed my expression and asked hurriedly:

"Lao Lin, what's wrong?"

I made a shushing gesture towards him and pointed to the bottom of the water.

The monkey looked with wide eyes, blankly, and saw nothing.

When I was about to speak, the little girl sitting under the water doing her homework slowly raised her head, and it turned out to be Xiaocui.

Xiaocui looked at me and said nothing.

We looked at each other for two seconds, and I couldn't help shouting:

"Xiao Cui, do you have any grievances?"

"I am a mage. Your mother asked me to help you. If you have any grievances, just tell me."

Hearing my shouting, Fang Qin cried immediately.

Although she couldn't see Xiaocui, it was not difficult to guess what happened from what I said.

She looked in the direction I was looking and cried:

"Xiao Cui, I'm mom. Mom misses you so much."

"Do you have any grievances? If you have any grievances, just tell your mother. Even if you risk your life, I will avenge you..."

Although Fang Qin was crying hard, Xiao Cui in the water didn't react at all, and her eyes fell on me.

She looked at me like this and didn't speak, and I was helpless. I didn't have the ability to read minds, so I didn't know what she was thinking.

I was also a little puzzled that I met Xiaocui as soon as I came here. Is this fate?

Fang Qin cried for several minutes, but Xiaocui remained indifferent and did not respond at all.

I said in a deep voice:

"Xiao Cui, just tell me if you have any grievances. Why do you need to torture your mother like this?"

Xiao Cui remained silent.

I raised my eyebrows slightly. Since Xiaocui didn't respond, I would control her myself.

Xiaocui was very alert, and when I was about to take action, she actually moved.

The figure flashed and disappeared from the place, and my spell failed.

"Xiao Cui, don't go!"

I shouted loudly, quickly pulled out a red rope from my sleeve, recited a spell, and punched the red rope out.

call out!

The red rope shot out, with red light blooming on it, and it quickly chased Xiao Cui.

"Ho!"

Just when my red rope was about to wrap around Xiaocui, Xiaocui roared suddenly and quickly got into the water, avoiding my red rope.

"Where to run!"

I shouted, quickly untied my backpack, jumped into the water, and quickly chased Xiaocui.

"Lao Lin!"

The monkey exclaimed and wanted to rush into the water too, but I stopped him.

Maybe because I grew up by the Yellow River, my water skills are particularly good, and every time I go into the water, I always have the illusion that I was born to stay in the water.

As far back as I can remember, I have never learned to swim. The first time I went into the water was when I was ten years old. My mother took me to the Yellow River.

It was the flood season and the Yellow River was full. I jumped into the water and knew how to swim. No one taught me how to swim. It was like a natural ability.

When I was young, I secretly competed with the children in the village. No child could swim faster than me, and the adults were no match for me.

I jumped into the water again, and the feeling of returning home came again.

I swam forward hard and chased Xiao Cui as fast as I could.

The monkey stood on the embankment and was stunned:

"Oh my god, is this Lao Lin's true water nature?"

"He can actually swim so fast. Is he, is he human?"

No matter how Xiaocui ran away, I was always not far behind her.

I shouted:

"Xiao Cui, you don't need to panic, I'm here to help you."

"Stop, tell me if you have anything, and I'll help you solve it."

No matter how much I shouted, Xiaocui just ignored me and ran away madly.

To be honest, I admire myself very much. Xiaocui is a water ghost, and being in the water is her paradise. However, her speed did not get rid of me.

"Don't run away!"

I shouted and rushed behind Xiaocui. The red rope in my hand shook and I quickly wrapped it around her neck.

Xiaocui screamed, and she realized that she couldn't escape, and my red rope would tie her up soon.

However, just when my red rope was about to tie up Xiao Cui, a wave of water suddenly shot up from the bottom of the water, deflecting my red rope and allowing Xiao Cui to escape.

A wave rolled up, and Xiao Cui's figure disappeared into the waves.

I opened my spiritual eyes and looked around, but I had lost track of Xiao Cui.

"escaped?"

I frowned.

After a moment of silence, I whispered:

"She was rescued by a ghost."

The water arrows and waves that came just now were weird. They were not normal. There was at least one water ghost in the dark to help Xiao Cui.

I shook my head with regret. I was about to catch Xiaocui right away, but was rescued by a ghost, which made me very upset.

At this time I heard the monkey shouting:

"Lao Lin, come up quickly, the water is deep and dangerous."

Hearing the monkey's cry, I noticed that I had swam to the center of the reservoir.

This reservoir is quite big, covering an area of at least ten acres, and the water is very deep. I didn’t bring any swimming equipment, so it’s normal for the monkeys to be worried.

I waved at the monkey and told him I was okay.

I took a deep breath, jumped into the water, relaxed my body and mind and swam with the waves.

I enjoy the feeling at this time. The feeling of being wrapped in water is like a mother's touch, very kind.

I whispered in my heart:

"I am the son of a dragon, and my mother comes from the water. Is my mother really a water uncle?"

Shui Bo, they are a kind of strange people in Feng Shui Xuanmen. They master waterways and can live in the water like fish. When my mother was buried, many Shui Bo came to pay my mother's funeral.

Soon I swam to the shore and got rid of these messy thoughts in my mind.

"Lao Lin, go on!"

The monkey hurriedly threw the rope to me and pulled me up.

"Lao Lin, are you okay?"

After landing, the monkey asked with concern.

"What can I do, it's fine."

The monkey looked at me carefully and then gave me a thumbs up:

"Lao Lin, you are really awesome. I never thought you are so good at water. You are even better than professional divers. Please teach me some time."

I smiled and didn’t explain too much. It’s better for the monkey not to know about my identity.

I said with regret:

"It's a pity that Xiao Cui escaped."

Monkey comfort: