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Chapter 834: Strange Things in the South China Sea
Chapter 834: Strange Things in the South China Sea
After many twists and turns, Zhang Mo finally succeeded in her practice and escaped danger. She thought that practicing martial arts was really hard. She was happy, but also embarrassed. She was afraid that Li Changxiao would make fun of her, so she quickly brought up the past and got straight to the point.
Li Changxiao was naturally very interested in this topic. But he slowed down for the moment and drove the carriage to a nearby town to find an inn, wash up, change clothes, and then talk in detail. Zhang Mo's face turned redder, and she smelled a slightly sour smell mixed with some fragrance. It was not bad, but thinking of the embarrassing situation before, she was a martial arts master and felt ashamed.
Fortunately, they walked for less than two hours and successfully entered a small city in the evening. There were enough for two rooms. Li Changxiao had prepared clothes for Zhang Mo, including a colorful dress, hairpins, bracelets, and jewelry pendants. Zhang Mo was surprised and happy, thinking that this stinking monk still had a conscience. Although he always watched people do things, his gentle concern always made people feel like spring breeze. He couldn't help thinking: "It's good like this, why be greedy."
After changing clothes, Li Changxiao ordered some food and drinks, and the two sat in the lobby and talked about the past. Zhang Mo told Li Changxiao that she arrived in the South China Sea eight years after Wanxian filled the sea.
Talking about this journey, she encountered many strange things, many of which she still couldn't understand. She couldn't judge whether they were big or small, and she didn't dare to speak carelessly. Only when facing Li Changxiao did she feel that she had nothing to say.
So she told the story. It was the eighth year after the burial. Zhang Mo regretted not having been there in person, so she headed south to see the magnificent South China Sea. This journey was originally unremarkable.
Li Chang laughed and said, "Strange! Strange!" Zhang Mo thought, "I haven't said anything strange yet, has he noticed it?" She quickly asked, "What's strange?" Li Chang laughed, "Are you sure it's nothing special?" Zhang Mo tried to recall that before arriving in the South China Sea, everything was indeed nothing special, ordinary, calm, and uneventful, so she nodded. Li Chang laughed, "The strange thing is that you weren't captured." Zhang Mo blushed immediately. She was talking about business, but she didn't expect Li Changxiao to make fun of it.
Zhang Mo said, "You...are you going to listen?" She felt ashamed, but had to admit it, because she was captured again. Fortunately, she was lucky and escaped. She was just secretly proud of her fate. Sometimes, it was really hard to say. An ordinary thing, when it happened to her, would always lead to many twists and turns. If she didn't get into a few big dangers, it would seem that it was not perfect.
But fortunately, through taking risks, my martial arts experience became richer and richer, and I went further and further in martial arts.
Li Changxiao laughed, but he felt a little serious in his heart, because he saw that Zhang Mo's expression was too serious just now, and guessed that this matter was not a small matter, so he livened up the atmosphere. After a while of joking, he got down to business.
Before Zhang Mo arrived in the South China Sea, the sea was calm, but when she arrived in the South China Sea and rented a small boat to travel, the situation was very different. Zhang Mo was confident in her martial arts, so her preparations for going out to sea were very simple. She only brought a sword, some food, and a small wooden boat, raised the sail, and went out to sea with the sea breeze.
After sailing on the sea for several days, she saw some immortal objects floating on the sea surface. She picked them up and planned to build a cenotaph for them in the future, so that the monk buried in the sea could have a final resting place.
Zhang Mo went to the South China Sea just because she felt like going there, without any purpose. When she was about to return, she saw a group of pirates making trouble. She thought, "Well, since I saw you, you are out of luck!" So she jumped onto the pirate ship and killed all the evil people.
He thought again: "If this ship is left in the sea and is picked up by other pirates, they will use it to cause trouble. Why don't I drive to the shore and destroy it with my sword?" He immediately borrowed the pirates' boat and headed towards the shore.
Strange things happened, and the sea was vast. Zhang Mo suddenly woke up from a dream one day and encountered several black ships. The black ships had surrounded them, and without saying a word, they began to attack.
Although Zhang Mo didn't know what was happening, she fought back. She held her sword fiercely and fought against several people. She found that they were all monks. However, the other side was outnumbered and Zhang Mo was finally defeated. Her sword was knocked away and she had no power to resist.
Before he fainted, he knew that his life was gone. He vaguely heard: "This woman is very strange, and her martial arts are very strong. Should I kill her or not?" "If she was a cultivator, I would have killed her with one palm, but if she is a warrior... I still need to think carefully." "First, capture this woman and put her in the cabin, and let the Tang Sect Master decide."
Hearing this, Zhang Mo's eyes went dark and she fainted completely. When she woke up again, she was tied up tightly and couldn't move. Speaking of this, Zhang Mo paused, drank some wine, ate some meat, and talked about the danger of that day. It was no less dangerous than the siege by the Demon Extermination League. She still has lingering fears.
Zhang Mo said: "The one who captured me must be a member of an extremely evil sect. This sect is guilty of all kinds of evil, so they should have killed me. Why didn't they kill me? This is very strange."
Li Changxiao also said, "Indeed." Zhang Mo said, "After I woke up, I couldn't move. I was bored and made all kinds of guesses. I guessed that the Ji E Sect went to the Sea of Nan, probably to search for the corpses of the mermaids to use for cultivating the immortality pollen. Oh! I forgot to tell you one thing, the immortality pollen of the Dayan Hua Sect is actually made from mermaids!"
Li Chang smiled and said, "I know. I have been to the former site of Dayan Huazong and saw the case you were investigating. I followed where you left off and continued the investigation." Zhang Mo said, "So you knew it a long time ago." She then told him about the South China Sea incident.
Zhang Mo was imprisoned in the cabin for several days. During this period, she could not move, see the sun, hear no sound, drink no water, and eat no rice. At that time, Zhang Mo thought: "This extremely evil sect is cruel. They don't kill me directly. Could it be that they want to trap me to death, starve me to death here? Let me die in torture?" She was infinitely desperate. She knew that there were monks guarding the ship, and Zhang Mo would definitely not be able to defeat them. But she was unwilling to give up, and still used the "Turtle Breathing Life Extension Technique". Even if she didn't drink a drop of water or eat a grain of rice, she could maintain her life for several months. But she would become weaker and weaker.
This continued for a month, and there was still no improvement. Zhang Mo said: "I knew they were going to starve me to death, so I thought a lot and just held on with my unwillingness." Another month passed. Suddenly, Zhang Mo heard some noise on the boat.