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Chapter 763 Queen Jiang VS Demon Girl Daji 19
When An Nuannuan returned to the central palace, Xiangmei had already returned to the central palace one step ahead of her. When she saw her coming back, she hurried up to meet her, took An Nuannuan's hand, carefully helped her into the palace, and said softly: "My queen, your servants have already conveyed your words to King Wu Cheng. King Wu Cheng asked my servants to tell you. Please rest assured, my queen."

The words 'please rest assured, Queen' made An Nuannuan's heart settle down a little.

"Very good, the next step is to delay the time." An Nuannuan nodded, and said very worriedly.

In the West Palace, she retreated to advance, temporarily saved Huang Niangniang's life, and pushed the case to Yaxiang. This was because An Nuannuan had no choice but to involve Yaxiang. Daji's treachery failed , will definitely not let it go, King Zhou, bewitched by her beauty, will definitely not be able to withstand her instigation.

So she had to find a way to trouble Daji. Fortunately, she had done a mission in the world of cultivating immortals before, and she knew a lot about how to subdue demons, so it would be of great help to her now.

"Xiangmei, go and help Bengong find some walnut wood." After making up her mind, An Nuannuan ordered to Xiangmei after she sat down.

"Yes, empress queen." Xiangmei responded docilely, and didn't ask An Nuannuan what she wanted walnut wood for.

Walnut is a very precious wood. In addition to being used as furniture, it is actually the raw material that most monks choose to make magic walnut swords.

Xiangmei soon came back with the wood left over from making furniture. An Nuannuan picked out a few long pieces of wood the size of a palm, and asked Xiangmei to take the rest of the wood.

An Nuannuan ordered the maid to find a carving knife, and then sent everyone away. She was alone in the palace, using a carving knife, to carve a demon-repelling talisman on walnut wood, and then ordered someone to fetch cinnabar water, and put the engraved talisman Put the walnut wood into the cinnabar water, soak it for two hours, take it out and dry it in the shade.

This is actually the original version of the spell card. It may not be as powerful as the spell card or the hand-drawn talisman, but it can still make Daji feel uncomfortable for a few days.

After the morning court the next day, Shen Gongbao came to the central palace to seek an audience, and An Nuannuan asked Xiangmei to introduce Shen Gongbao into the palace.

"I pay my respects to the queen." After Shen Gongbao entered the palace, he bowed to An Nuannuan and bowed.

"The national teacher is free of courtesy, please sit down." An Nuannuan said politely, then turned to Xiangmei and said, "Bring tea to the national teacher."

"I don't know if the Queen is looking for Weichen, what can I order?" Shen Gongbao waited for Xiangmei to serve the tea, picked it up and took a sip before he asked.

"National teacher, is there any magic that can cure this eye that was gouged out in this Palace?" An Nuannuan looked at Shen Gongbao with expectation and worry in her expression, and her tone was also unconsciously cautious.

"There is a magical grass on Xianren Peak, called Fuji Xiancao, which takes 50 years to grow. This fairy grass is very miraculous, and can restore the missing parts, but it will be more troublesome for eyes. It’s grass, and someone needs to volunteer an eye to the empress, so that the eyes of the empress can be restored.”

Shen Gongbao thought for a while before opening his mouth. At the same time, he secretly speculated in his heart whether An Nuannuan really wanted his eyes to recover when he asked about this matter, or whether he had other plans.

"Does someone still need to volunteer an eye?" An Nuannuan hesitated to lower her eyes when she heard Shen Gongbao's words. She was silent for a while, then suddenly shook her head and said, "Who would be willing to give up their own eyes? I can't force it." Human affairs, this matter will not be accomplished after all.”

(End of this chapter)