Candlelight cannot be lit.

Flint, cannot be rubbed.

Talismans cannot take effect.

Any method involving "lighting" seems to have been banned by the rules.

However, Chen Budu's ability was not prohibited by the rules of the immortal relics. I wonder if his ability is higher than the rules.

A faint golden light lit up at his fingertips.

The situation is unclear, and you dare not make it too bright if you don’t sink.

Sure enough, he found that the door number of this room was the one corresponding to the key in his hand.

So, everyone was teleported to their room.

Just when Shen Budu Sisue the connection between the rules such as "no door opening", "no lighting", and "no sound transmission" that had appeared in Shen Budu Si Suo, suddenly, the door bolt fell automatically.

"What's going on?"

Hearing the sound of the door bolt falling, Chen Bufubu's five fingers clenched in his right fist in his sleeve, and his left hand patted his chest.

The next moment, another Shen Budu appeared in the room.

The drop of the door bolt may indicate that the room is no longer safe.

If this inn has a short period of protection, it is definitely inappropriate to stay in the room and pretend to be dead, because as time goes by, there will inevitably be danger here.

But equally, it is pitch black outside, and it is dangerous to go out, and it is very likely to be in danger immediately.

So Chen Budu sent his clone out to explore the way, and the body stayed in the room to see if he could get some useful information.

After the door can be opened, the window can be opened.

He opened the window and looked out, and found that there was no star in the night outside, only a crescent moon hanging high in the sky, illuminating a dark curtain.

Huh? Something is wrong with this moon.

It is the kind of moon that cannot pass away in the memory of the previous life, without a trace of blood in it.

This kind of moon has not appeared in this world for a thousand years.

So, is this illusion built on my memory, or is this inn, as a relic of immortals, showing a scene from a thousand years ago, or there are not so many statements at all, just the inn is transformed casually.

The first article of "Inn Notes" records that the inn really exists, and there are only people and it, and there are no other monsters.

Assuming that this note is true, then this should be the second possibility, that is, the real scene, which is just a thousand years ago.

But taking the moon as an example, the first and third articles are actually in conflict. The third article says, "It has a strong ability to change, which can change people's cognition of themselves and their ability to distinguish external objects."

So am I affected by "it" now?

Shen Budu silently recited the "True Sutra" and the spiritual platform was clear and not affected by any illusion.

The previous several illusion experiences have proved that illusion can blind his eyes, but cannot affect his mind. It seems that this time is no exception.

I searched the room again and found no useful information or items except for the three-piece fire knife, flint and turtle on the table.

After recalling the note, I decided to be careful of two points: one is “people” and the other is “shadow”.

Looking at the three-piece flint set in his hand, Chen Budu originally wanted to polish the flames to illuminate it, but did not want to use golden light to illuminate it, so as to conceal his ability was not sealed.

But the moment he took action, he suddenly woke up.

Article 6 of "Inn Notes" is that it needs to hide and act, and it moves freely in the shadows, so the shopkeeper needs to repair xxx (fuzzy handwriting) on ​​time so that there is no light or shadow when the passenger falls asleep at night to block its invasion and protect the passengers.

Without light and shadow, "it" lacks a "cognitive vision" of passengers.

And how does "shadow" come into being?

Naturally, it comes from light. If there is absolutely darkness around it, there is no shadow.

Chen Budu put the three-piece flint into the inner pocket of the monk's robe, followed behind the clone, and explored outward.

It should not be meaningful to simply hide or escape. He would rather have a quest to get more information about this inn through exploration.

The body and the clone were five steps apart, but there was no sound of footsteps. It seemed that the transmission of the sound was still severely blocked.

Chen Budu adopted the most stable method and searched house by house.

Moreover, the clone went in to search, while the body was by the door, stuck in the door and monitored the corridor.

If the room is also dangerous, it is also a clone who goes in and sends it away, and the body has a chance to escape.

As for whether to smash the inn with one punch, Chen Budu thinks the most important thing is the information recorded in the Inn Notes.

"It is very powerful and basically impossible to be killed. This inn was built to accommodate it. If two xx (vague handwriting) were destroyed, it might even escape to increase its knowledge and become more threatening."

The inn seems to be some kind of seal, similar to the lotus formation that sealed the Nine-tailed Heavenly Fox.

If it is destroyed, the sealed thing will be released instead.

Thinking of the ancient monster who "can bend and stretch" may have been stirring up trouble in Hanzhong Prefecture, Chen Budu suddenly remembered a sentence she mentioned.

"The thousand-year catastrophe is coming, and all existences like me will recover one after another."

So, is there the remnant soul of an immortal hidden in it?

Speaking of which, he hasn't saved the immortals with his own hands...

Soon, he searched all the rooms on the first floor of the inn.

In fact, this is also because the first floor is where kitchens, woodsheds and wine cellars gather, and there are not many guest rooms.

I didn't get much useful things, and I only felt a few bamboo slips at the head of the bed in a guest room.

Yes, bamboo slips.

There are small seal script engraved on it, and there are not many information recorded, and some places cannot be identified at all. Chen Budu probably understands what the record means.

"The war broke out very suddenly. XX, who fell from the sky, all my servants fled. According to Qin's rules, my entire village was implicated, but as a husband, I had to go back... On the way home, I came to this inn. I was very glad that this inn did not need to be ‘verified’ and finally able to have a good sleep."

"Damn it, this is an inn that cannot be walked out. Damn immortals. What the Fasheng said is right. Even if everyone's blood is flowing, they must be defeated... I should not escape and violate the law of the Fasheng. This made me lose xxx. I regret it. There is something in this inn..."

Chen Budu keenly noticed several keywords, "Second Fu", is it a farmer or a grassroots official in the Qin Dynasty? "Verification of the Biography" should be something similar to identity review, and "Fa Sheng" is the legendary Zu Longjun's right-hand man, the founder of the Dharma, and an important land god in the Spring and Autumn Period.

Chen Budu put away the bamboo slips and wanted to search for them in the kitchen, wine cellar, and woodshed.

But at this moment, he suddenly heard Princess Pingyang's voice.
Chapter completed!