Senior sister's ruthless ways are crazy and sassy

It only takes three steps to let yourself go.

Step out and look boldly, there are new things.

Although the mortal market is also very lively, the ghost market is different. There are things here that the monks can really use.

Magical weapons, elixirs, and even some self-defense magic weapons.

As long as you don't think about the origin of these things, or ignore the body odor of passing monsters, this is an ordinary trading street.

Many people wearing masks just spread a layer of cloth and placed the things they wanted to sell in front of them, quietly sitting on the ground, waiting for people to ask the price.

Of course, there are also people squatting on the street holding a wooden board with what they want written on it.

Jing Liu and his two other junior sisters had quickly visited several stalls.

Others who are walking happily cannot catch up.

Everyone just goes to their own place, as long as they can see people.

It may be because the stall owner is also a female cultivator. The items sold at the stall seem to be jewelry worn by her daughter's family.

Jing Liu and the others naturally stopped.

Squatting on the ground chattering and discussing.

"Little Liushu! That headband looks perfect for you!" Jing Liu pointed to one of the rouge-colored hairbands, "Look, there are peacock feathers on it!"

Cen Liu was not yet old enough to dress up, so she glanced at the headband and hesitated: "But, this color doesn't seem to suit me very well."

"Really?" Jing Liu turned to Lu Lingyou and asked, "Isn't it suitable?"

Lu Lingyou looked at the two-finger-wide hairband: "It's really not suitable. It's so wide that it can't tie her short hair."

The stall owner, who was leaning on the peach wood table very comfortably, seemed to smile when he heard this: "Little girl, these things of mine are not just for decoration."

"Huh?" Jing Liu raised his head first, "Sister, your voice is so beautiful! It sounds like my long-lost Taoist companion!"

"You can't discount sweet words." The stall owner sat up straight, his smile still on his face, "But did you kids come to the ghost market alone? Where are the adults in your family?"

"Here, there," Lu Lingyou replied, "Sister, you just said these things are not all jewelry?"

The stall owner asked if the parents were there and seemed to be just worried that the little girls would not have the spiritual stones to pay the bill. After hearing that the adults were there, he stretched out his hand and pointed to the hair tie that Jingliu and the others had seen just now.

The fingers are pale but painted with bright red.

It looked a little cold under the morning sun: "Don't touch it randomly, these things are poisonous. Even the hair tie you just mentioned will be infected if you touch it."

As she spoke, the hairband flew into her hand, and the gorgeous blue-purple color on the peacock feathers seemed to be reflecting light.

The originally two-finger-wide ribbon seemed to have been touched by some mechanism. Suddenly, a thin and tough silk thread popped out with a few drops of liquid hanging on it.

While showing how to use the things, the woman said: "The poison that seals the throat when seeing blood and the thread that can cut flesh can also be freely retracted and can be used secretly. Do you think it is easy to use or not?"

"Wow!"

The three junior sisters exclaimed in awe.

"What about this one?" Lu Lingyou pointed at one of the hairpins and asked, "How does this work?"

The hairpin looks like a bamboo branch with a cluster of fresh green bamboo leaves at the top.

"That one." The woman's hand touched somewhere, and the hair tie in her hand curled up into a ball. "It can block a physical attack."

Lu Lingyou pointed to another camellia-like silk flower: "This one is also okay?"

The woman threw the hair tie in her hand casually on the stall and replied: "This is different."

After saying that, she glanced at the three boys and said, "Buy these things if you like them. Just treat them as oddities. I don't have the energy to play a question-and-answer game with you."