Taichu Yandao: Starting from the Villain

A quarter of an hour later, in the ancestral hall.

Many monks had already arrived and were gathering in groups of three or five, discussing something.

Yun Haiying ignored him and walked to the front of the ten armchairs with an expressionless face.

Upon seeing this, the village chief immediately stepped forward and said, "I heard that you have the token of the witch saint. Give it to me and I will go and ask the witch saint for help."

Yun Haiying said nothing. She put Ouyang Jiaren aside, tidied her hair and clothes, and then turned around and said:

"Things passed down from our ancestors will never be given to others unless the witch saint takes them back personally. I hope the village chief will forgive me."

"Your Yun family has violated the rules set by the Witch Saint. You cannot keep this token." The village chief flicked his sleeves and walked behind the screen.

After a cup of tea, the village chief finally came out from behind the screen. She looked unfriendly and said, "The witch saint asked you to go in in person. Please follow me."

Yun Haiying nodded and followed with Xueer in her arms.

The village chief frowned and said, "Kid, you should stay outside. The witch saint has not summoned you."

Yun Haiying shook her head and said, "The incident started because of this child. I was just about to ask the Wusheng to make a decision, but the Wusheng didn't say he wouldn't summon me."

"You... let's see if your Yun family can survive tonight!" The village chief's face turned red and he walked behind the screen with his hands behind his back.

Seeing this, Yun Haiying hurriedly followed.

The two of them walked one after the other, passed through a moon gate, turned several times along the corridor, and arrived at a small courtyard.

In the courtyard, four squares of land were neatly maintained, covered with a layer of formation, and planted with spiritual medicines with fascinating aura.

The village chief walked through the herb garden and came to a room. He knocked on the door frame and said, "Witch Saint, the person has been brought here."

In the room, an old voice said, "Come in!"

The village chief walked into the room, bowed his head, and shouted, "Greetings to His Majesty the Ten Thousand Honored Wu Saint."

Seeing this, Yun Haiying also bowed down and said, "Greetings to His Majesty the Ten Thousand Honored Wu Saint."

Behind the carved bird-shaped desk, Yao Gu's hair was already completely white, and her eyes and forehead were full of wrinkles.

She put down a book and said, "Okay, you can leave now. I'll talk to her alone."

The village chief was stunned, but he had to obey the order and stood up and left the room.

After the village chief left, Yao Gu said, "Get up. There is a stool next to you. You can sit down."

Yun Haiying stood up slowly and only then dared to look up.

She glanced at him and was suddenly shocked. The legendary witch saint was 70% similar to her dead mother.

Yun Haiying shook his head and said sternly, "Your Majesty, please consider the merits of our ancestors and let this child go and give him a household registration."

Yao Gu looked at Yun Haiying and thought of someone as well. She thought to herself, "If it's a man, he would look a bit like her."

She was stunned for a moment and asked, "These are all trivial matters, but I have a question. He is just a boy. Why do you have to save him?"

"If I say that he has great talent and will achieve unlimited success in the future, I'm afraid I won't be able to save his life." Yun Haiying was stunned, and after organizing his words a little, he said:

"Although I am a woman, I think that it is wrong to treat women as superior to men. People should be more equal. There are many advantages that men have that we women don't actually have. For example, they are easier to talk to once the reason is made clear; for example, they are actually very brave and are very decisive once they decide to do something; for example, they are powerful. If they have the same cultivation talent, their combat power is far higher than that of us women."

Behind the carved bird desk, Yao Gu listened carefully and said, "Equality, your statement is novel. But how can men and women be equal? ​​Everything is created by nature, and each has its own use. But it is rare that you can think this way."

"Since the Wu Saint praised me, the child's life is saved." Yun Haiying was overjoyed and immediately bowed and said, "Wu Saint, please be merciful. He doesn't have a name yet. Please give him a name."

Yao Gu was slightly stunned and asked, "Can you let me see him?"

Yun Haiying picked up Xue'er, took a few quick steps, and brought her to Yao Gu.

When the medicine lady saw that the child had a snow-white body and black and shiny eyes, she was very pleased. She made a hand gesture and pointed a finger between the child's eyebrows.

In just a moment, Medicine Aunt was filled with surprise and said, "It's a pity to have such a spiritual root talent!"

Yun Haiying frowned slightly, thinking that the witch saint was saying that the child was not a girl, and said, "The Yun family does not have a girl. I will pass on the skills to him."

"It's a pity for me, not for him." Yao Gu shook her head repeatedly.

Then she picked up a tortoise shell, put three copper coins in it, and shook it.

After a moment, three copper coins fell on the table, all with the positive side facing up.

Yao Gu picked up the brush and wrote it down on a piece of paper.

When Yao Gu shook the coin for the fourth time, a copper coin rolled and landed at Yun Haiying's feet.

Yun Haiying hurriedly picked up the coin and was about to put it on the table, but she forgot whether it was the positive or negative side when she picked it up.

"Then we'll just leave it to fate!" With sweat on his forehead, Yun Haiying threw the copper coin directly on the table.

Yao Gu took a look and frowned slightly, but said nothing. She picked up the pen and wrote it down again.

After a full cup of tea, Medicine Aunt had just finished taking six actions.

She looked at the paper on the table and said, "There are five moving lines, so the static lines should be used as the standard. Qian represents heaven, what is the line statement for Jiu San?"

"A gentleman works hard all day and is vigilant at night, and he will be strict without any fault." Yun Haiying said hurriedly.

Yao Gu nodded and said, "Okay, then let's use the surname Li and the name Wu Jiu. To be honest, naming is such a tedious thing, and I can't use the words "Er Lunzi" or "Tie Zhu" to get rid of you."

"Erlangzi isn't very good, but Tiezhu? He seems okay!" Yun Haiying laughed awkwardly and said hurriedly, "This is a good name, a name bestowed by the witch saint himself. He will surely be free from disasters in the future."

Yao Gu didn't say anything, but said: "Give me back the ring on your hand!"

Yun Haiying's heart ached, but she had to take off the ring and hand it to the other party with both hands.

Yao Gu picked up the ring and sighed, "I didn't expect that two hundred years would have passed in the blink of an eye. Time flies so fast!"

As she spoke, she took Li Wujiu's small hand and put the ring on her thumb.

The moment the ring was put on, Li Wujiu laughed and his eyes were exceptionally bright.

Medicine Aunt followed suit and laughed, saying, "This child is really well behaved. If he encounters any problems in his cultivation in the future, you can ask him to come to the ancestral hall to find me."

Yun Haiying was overjoyed. She didn't expect that not only would the ring be recovered, but also that the witch saint would personally teach the child.

She was so excited that tears fell, and she bowed again and said, "Thank you for your generous gift, Wu Sheng. This child will live up to your expectations in the future."

Yao Gu didn't say anything. She picked up a pen and wrote a note, handed it to Yun Haiying and said, "Give this to the village chief. If you have nothing else to do, please go down first."

Yun Haiying took the note and respectfully left the room.

Yao Gu watched Yun Haiying leave, and when she was far away, she murmured to herself: "After two hundred years, I finally got what I wanted!"