Immortal, save me!

The low mountains and hills of Yu State are widely spread, and the environment is beautiful and pleasant. The low clouds and mist add a sense of mystery.

The buildings here are made of stone, and there are many strange-shaped trees growing on both sides of the streets, like monsters with teeth and claws.

Pedestrians on the road, both men and women, old and young, were all wearing scantily clad clothes. The two of them changed their outfits and walked on the street, still looking conservative.

Perhaps because of their outstanding appearance and temperament, people passing by on the road would always look back, especially some voluptuous girls with bare white thighs and half-exposed breasts. They would cast their flirtatious glances at them from afar, while others would come over to them. He started directly, stretched out his arms to hook the two people's necks, and verbally teased them, which had the meaning of having sex directly.

Luo Jin took a step back and refused with a serious look on his face. He belonged to an immortal. He was born as an immortal and died as an immortal's ghost. These people can't get involved with him!

When the girl saw Luo Jin's refusal, she turned around and wanted to hook up with Mo Yin.

Before Mo Yin could make a move, Luo Jin pulled him away first.

"He's not something you can touch."

Seeing that neither of them had any intention of having a deep conversation with her, the girl left angrily.

Luo Jin breathed a sigh of relief. Forgive him for his short-sightedness. He really didn't expect that there was such an open country in the world.

As soon as the two of them arrived, they were like sheep caught in a pack of wolves, with every bone eaten away.

Luo Jin looked around and found a two-story house that looked like an inn.

He pulled Mo Yin over and saw the four characters "Fox Fairy Inn" written on the plaque. There was also a sacred and majestic depiction of a nine-tailed fox sitting on a lotus platform in the lower right corner.

When I walked into the inn, the light inside was a bit dark, and I faced an abbot-sized altar with a fox shrine on it.

Seeing the two of them staring at the altar, the innkeeper scolded them.

"How dare you, how can you look directly at the Fox Immortal's shrine, why don't you kneel down and apologize to the Fox Immortal for forgiveness!"

The shopkeeper is a middle-aged man with a rather sinister appearance. He is wearing a fur-collared short-sleeved gown with his arms exposed.

He quickly walked over and knelt down on the futon placed in front of the altar. He muttered something: "Master Fox Fairy, please forgive me. I didn't mean to offend you. Please don't offend me..."

When Luo Jin saw this, she looked at Mo Yin and saw that he also had a blank look on his face. Apparently he didn't know about this custom in the Yu Kingdom.

The shopkeeper turned to look at the two men, urging them to kneel down and apologize.

Although Luo Jin felt uncomfortable, she just wanted to do as the locals do and just pretend.

He lifted up the hem of his clothes and before he could kneel down, Mo Yin suddenly pulled him, stopped his movement, and motioned for him to look over.

Luo Jin turned her head and saw a puff of green smoke rising above the shopkeeper's head, slowly drifting towards the shrine and then blending in.

Luo Jin was shocked and couldn't help but break out in a cold sweat.

If he knelt down now, wouldn't his identity be exposed soon? There's something evil about this thing!

Just as I was thinking about it, another person walked into the inn. The person knelt down on the futon without saying a word, kowtowed three times before getting up, and then said to the shopkeeper: "Housekeeper, please take an upper room."

Seeing a guest coming to stay at the hotel, the shopkeeper diverted his attention and immediately went to arrange a room for the guest, temporarily ignoring the two of them.

It was still daytime, and not many people came to stay at the hotel. Luo Jin looked around and saw that no one was paying attention to them, so she decided to fool them.

He walked over and said to the shopkeeper: "Two... one upper room."

The shopkeeper looked at him and asked, "Have you apologized to the Fox Fairy?"

Luo Jin nodded.

Seeing this, the shopkeeper lowered his head and dialed the abacus, and said without raising his head: "Room 3, turn right from the stairs, hot water, do you want food?"

Luo Jin: "No for now."

Shopkeeper: "How long will you stay?"

Luo Jin looked back at Mo Yin. They came here to check the situation, so they would naturally stay longer.

He thought for a moment and said, "Half a month."

The shopkeeper stopped and said, "Pay a deposit of one or two taels first, and come here to settle the bill when you leave."

One or two? !

Luo Jin felt it was a bit deceptive, but in order not to be noticed, he still paid the deposit.

The shopkeeper collected the money, narrowed his narrow eyes slightly, and said, "Are you from outside the country? I remind you that you have to worship the Fox Immortal every day. Whether you worship or not, the Fox Immortal will know. If you don't Bye, Lord Fox Immortal will punish you."

Luo Jin could feel goosebumps and felt the coldness around her. He quickly nodded his thanks and pulled Mo Yin to the room.

Opening the door, the interior was decorated the same as the inn. A smaller shrine than the one in the inn lobby was placed on the altar, and two futons were placed in front of the altar.

Luo Jin glanced at it and immediately looked away. She looked around the room and found that the light in the room was darker than that in the lobby. Coupled with the stone house, it was as cold as if she lived in a cave.

The bed was placed in the corner, with a stone table and several stone benches not far away, and a plain screen on the right blocking the altar and the bed.

Seeing the position of the screen, Luo Jin breathed a sigh of relief. It was okay if she couldn't see the thing. But what was the punishment the shopkeeper said? Then how did the so-called fox fairy find out that the room occupants did not kneel down? Is it possible that someone has been watching from behind? !

Mo Yin sat down on the stone bench, poured a glass of water, looked at it, and then drank it.

He couldn't help laughing when he saw Luo Jin looking around cautiously.

"What are you doing?"

Luo Jin came over and leaned into his ear, whispering: "It's so weird here."

Seeing that Luo Jin was still looking around, and even stretched out his hand to rub his arms, he suddenly thought of the fried little wolf, and couldn't help but smile on his lips.

"So you are so cowardly."

Luo Jin was not convinced and retorted in a low voice: "I'm not timid." She seemed to have forgotten that when she was a child, she hid behind Mo Yin and pretended to be timid.

Knowing what Luo Jin was concerned about, Mo Yin said: "Don't worry, no one is watching here."

Only then did Luo Jin relax. He leaned on Mo Yin and complained: "Why didn't the immortal tell me earlier and make me so nervous?"

Mo Yin: "If I told you earlier, why would I still see you looking timid?"

Luo Jin looked at him in disbelief, unable to believe that this was what the immortal said!

He suddenly thought of who Mo Yin said was his favorite person, and he immediately became jealous and couldn't help but raise old scores.

"In the underground palace, you said who is your favorite person, what about me? Who am I to you?"

Mo Yin: "..."

Why are you talking about this? Looking at someone's angry face, he considered: "You are mine..."

As soon as the words changed, Mo Yin asked: "Who do you think I am?"

Luo Jin blurted out: "The person I like!"

Mo Yin laughed and said softly: "My beloved, you are my beloved."

They are the same person and have the same status in his heart. If there is a real difference, a favorite person is a lost dream of the past life, and a beloved person is the practice of holding hands tightly in this life.

For him, the most important thing was practice, and Luo Jin had the same status as practice.