This girl is a streetwalker in the demon world

An Ling is very helpful. On one hand, she helped Mr. Qian San to eliminate the female ghost, and on the other hand, she helped an old lady who fell down on the street. You know, she only dared to help in Daxuan. If it was in Blue Star, it might not be the same. If there were no surveillance and video, anyone who dared to move would be blackmailed out of everything. This is what is meant by the evil human nature.

"Very good, there is nothing unusual here." An Ling seemed to be strolling around on the street, but in fact she was checking whether there was anything unusual in the market with the largest flow of people.

She now keeps her Yin-Yang eyes and Qi-gazing skills on at all times. Although it looks a bit strange, it allows her to conveniently check the situation around her.

The streets were crowded with people. One adult was holding a child tightly with one hand, and the other was carrying many New Year's goods. They were introducing various things to the child with a smile on their face. In An Ling's eyes, these two people were two white human-shaped mists emitting a faint yellow glow, one big and one small, waving their little hands. They looked a little cute. An Ling nodded and thought to herself, "Well, very good. The people on the whole street are normal and ordinary humans. There are no monsters or ghosts, and no glowing monks. It's a peaceful day!"

She continued to walk along the flow of people. An Ling was afraid that something might have mixed into the crowd, so she decided to come here and walk around in person, not for shopping.

"Young man, please put away your magical powers. You are about to blind my old eyes!" At this time, an old voice sounded in her ears, and for some reason it sounded familiar.

"Who?" An Ling looked around and didn't find anyone talking to her.

The voice said again: "I'm on your left, next to the bun shop!" An Ling pushed through the crowd and finally found out who was calling her. It turned out to be an old Taoist priest who was setting up a stall to tell fortunes!

"Haha, little friend, we meet again." The old Taoist priest said with a smile, stroking his goatee.

An Ling was silent for a while. Sorry, she really didn't remember where she had seen him. "Uh, who are you?"

The old Taoist froze, but soon, his strong professionalism made him change his mindset. He chuckled twice and said in an unfathomable way, "It's fate that brings us together again. Fate is indescribable."

An Ling ignored him. She just took a look at the old Taoist's aura and found that he was just a person with a slightly better physique than ordinary people. He was not even a monk. But he probably saw through her identity and wanted to fool her.

Seeing that An Ling was not interested at all and was about to turn around and leave, the old Taoist priest got anxious. He stopped asking riddles and quickly stopped An Ling, saying anxiously: "Hongliu Town! Master An, I was setting up a stall next to Qingfeng Temple in Hongliu Town and I met you once!"

An Ling also became interested. After racking her brains for a while, she finally remembered who the old Taoist priest was. She looked at the banner behind him that represented a wide range of business and couldn't help laughing.

She smiled and greeted the old Taoist priest, and asked, "It's you, old man. I thought you only set up a stall in Hongliu Town, but I didn't expect to meet you here!"

"I just happened to be traveling to Hongliu Town at that time. I calculated the time and found that the God Parade Festival in Tianxing Prefecture was about to begin, so I hurried over here to see if I could ask for some blessings." He patted the purse on his waist in an obscene manner and winked at An Ling. An Ling immediately understood why he came here. It turned out that he was waiting for this opportunity to cheat people out of money!

An Ling kindly advised: "Old man, you have to be careful. This place is under the jurisdiction of General Weiyuan. It is not like the remote and poor town of Hongliu Town where no one is in charge."

When the old Taoist heard this, he got anxious again and said, "How can you talk like that, little girl! I am a half-immortal with real abilities, do you think I am a liar?!"

An Ling coughed twice and glanced away guiltily.

Seeing this, the old Taoist priest became even angrier. He pointed at An Ling and shouted, "If I wasn't incompetent, how could I recognize you among so many people? Also, don't call me old man! I am the Kunlun Wanderer who has lived as long as the sky!"

The old Taoist priest, or Kunlun Wanderer, walked back and forth angrily in front of An Ling, his body wrapped in a bright yellow pirated Taoist robe that looked like a starving corpse. On his pale and thin face, only a pair of eyes were still rolling around. Apart from being a little thinner, he looked like a little old man who was still very energetic. He had nothing to do with the words "half-immortal", "longevity equal to heaven", or "so-and-so Wanderer".

An Ling felt pity for Kunlun Sanren when she saw his expression. It was not easy for her to refute him, so she politely complimented him: "Hello, Kunlun Sanren. Please forgive my rudeness."

The old man was quite arrogant. He raised his head higher than An Ling and snorted, "You still have some conscience. Come on, go do your thing. Don't hang around in front of me. It's annoying to see you."

"Uh..." An Ling was speechless, "That... Senior Sanren, I didn't shake..." She didn't know how she had offended Kunlun Sanren. He was the one who asked her to come over just now, and now he asked her to leave after saying a few words.

"This!" Kunlun Sanren pointed at his forehead and said angrily, "You have flashed into my eye!"

An Ling looked at Kunlun Sanren, who was calm in her field of vision, and sighed. Since he was like this, she should just let him go. So she apologized, "Sorry, I flashed your eyes. I'll leave now."

Even when An Ling was sitting on the roof of another street, she was still thinking about this "Kunlun Wanderer". She really couldn't understand why someone could be so strange.

"Forget it, if you can't figure it out, just stop thinking about it. I'll report the matter of this old man to the General's Mansion later and let Qi Zhankou investigate and solve it." An Ling strolled around the area again and found that there was really nothing wrong, so she returned to the General's Mansion. At this time, the lights were on and the sky had completely darkened. She was still very curious about the current situation of the Qi family's eight o'clock drama.

"Swish——" When turning a corner, An Ling seemed to hear the sound of something passing by her ear, a bit like the sound of the wind, and it seemed to carry something in it, which made her alert immediately.

An Ling used fire magic and threw the flame in the direction of the sound, instantly illuminating the area. An Ling saw that there were only some ordinary debris there, and no trace of any living creatures or monsters.

"That's strange. Did I hear it wrong?" An Ling tried to look to the side again and turned on the night vision. There was indeed nothing there, so she scratched her head and walked back to the general's mansion.

In a place An Ling didn't know, the shadow twisted its dark body like a living thing, sometimes stretching out a human arm, sometimes turning into the tentacle of a marine mollusk, and sometimes turning into a square block... After twisting for a while, it finally returned to its original appearance.

A short girl with bangs and a princess cut crawled out from the shadows. She was wearing a pink kimono with a cherry blossom pattern. Her pupils were black, like a pitch-black abyss. Ordinary people would feel as if their souls were being sucked away just by one glance at her. It was very uncomfortable.

"Don't be anxious, my dears. You will be full soon." She squatted down and gently stroked the shadow on the ground, as if her dearest child was there. "Just wait a little longer. All the humans here will become food for your advancement."

She had a silly smile on her face, and she was lying on the ground. The shadow covered her small body, as if a quilt was covering her. The girl kept laughing, and her smile seemed to be fixed on her face. She drooled while laughing and whispered, "I'm so hungry too..."