Chu Huan first leaned down, poked out his arm, took the bag raised by Bai Xiaozi over, and then carefully put it down to the outer wall. The two people below quickly caught it. One of them couldn't help but smile and said, "This prince-in-law is afraid that he will still think about the turbulent rain with the beautiful Talanger tonight. No matter what, I would never think that it would be like this?"

Chu Huan pulled the blind man up. After the two of them went down from the wall, the two of them said: "The carriage is in the alley next door, you two carry people!"

Chu Huan actually didn't know what the two guys who kidnapped him were among them, and didn't say much. He raised Qi Hong with Bai Xiaozi and followed the two around an alley. He saw a carriage parked in the dim alley, and two horses were waiting in the alley.

"Please carry him into the car, you guys come in." One person ordered: "Be more careful, I have been delayed for half a night, I'm afraid I'm already waiting there."

Chu Huan and the others carefully carried the bag onto the carriage. Chu Huan was the first to get into the carriage. Bai Xiaozi was about to follow in, but suddenly he heard a person next to him saying in a deep voice: "Let's wait!"

Bai Xiaozi paused for a moment, and the man approached, stared at Bai Xiaozi's back, and said in a deep voice: "Turn around!"

Bai Xiaozi suddenly felt murderous intent in her eyes. She clenched her fists, but saw that Chu Huan had lifted the curtain of the car and nodded to him. Bai Xiaozi turned her head, and the man asked in a deep voice: "What's wrong with your eyes?"

Bai Xiaozi was about to speak, but Chu Huan lowered his voice in anger and said, "This prince-consort is not easy to deal with. We both almost died in his hands. His eyes were injured. When he turned around, he would take one of the prince-consort's eyes."

The man had to ask again, and the person next to him had already smiled and said, "Don't ask more questions, hurry up." Xiang Baixiazi smiled and said, "You must be careful. That prince is not a good-looking lamp. But he lost one eye, but made great contributions. The Venerable will definitely compensate you very much."

After getting on the carriage, the carriage was running wild. Chu Huan opened the curtains in a gap and turned two streets. Suddenly, someone shouted in front of him: "Who is it?"

Chu Huan lifted the curtain and looked forward, and saw the carriage turning to a rather secluded street. A team of patrolling Xiliang soldiers appeared in front of him, fully armed, and were coming to greet him.

The whereabouts of Gusa Concubine were missing and unknown, and the whole city was still under martial law search.

One person pulled off his face towel and urged the horse to come forward. The voice was not afraid at all. Instead, he said arrogantly: "I'm so bold, I don't see whose carriage this is."

A leader of a Xiliang soldier said in a deep voice: "The whole city is martial law, don't you know?"

"Of course I know." The rider took out a sign from his arms and Liang pointed in front of the leader: "Are you blind? If you have someone from Dadeji, you dare to stop him?"

The Xiliang soldiers led the team to lean forward, glanced at it, immediately looked solemn, quickly retreated aside, bowed his body, and crossed his arms, Brother Yu: "It turns out that it is the Buddha Master of Dade Temple. I'm sorry, we have no eyes, please forgive me!"

The rider sneered, withdrew the sign, waved his hand, and the carriage continued to move forward.

Seeing this, Chu Huan was a little surprised.

He knew that these people were from Dade Temple, but he didn't expect that the people from Dade Temple would have such power, and the Xiliang soldiers actually had such awe of Dade Temple.

He was very surprised and didn't know what this Dade Temple was.

After finally getting clues tonight, Chu Huan naturally would not let it go. He did not expect to really kill Via Sakura to avenge the ghost master, but he wanted to take this opportunity to use the trick and go deep into the tiger's den to rescue Nuo Cialao.

But at this moment, I vaguely discovered that this Dade Temple is probably the real tiger's den.

Bai Jianzi naturally knew the situation outside. Looking at Chu Huan, Chu Huan nodded slightly, indicating that Bai Jianzi didn't have to worry. The carriage continued to move forward, turning around and becoming more and more remote. Chu Huan secretly recorded the route in his heart. He didn't know how long it took, but the carriage stopped abruptly, and a voice came from outside and said, "Come down!"

Chu Huan took the lead in lifting the curtain of the carriage and looked out. He saw that the carriage was indeed parked in front of a temple. However, the temple did not look big. With the moonlight, he saw that the three words "Puzhao Temple" were engraved on the door of the temple.

Chu Huan was puzzled, weren’t these people from Dade Temple? Why did they come to this “Puzhao Temple”?

"Why are you stunned?" someone next to him shouted in a deep voice: "Release him out quickly. I really want to make the Venerable wait. I have to eat your good fruit." The man had already pulled down the headscarf covered with his head. Under the moonlight, his head was bare and it turned out to be a monk.

Chu Huan did not delay and carried the bag down with Bai Xiaozi. The coachman had already left in the carriage, while the other man led two horses away. The bald monk led the two to the door and patted the door. After the temple door opened, the bald monk led the two in. Chu Huan felt that the temple was quite gloomy and the internal structure looked very simple. There was a lush aura in the desert.

Chu Huan just thought that Puzhao Temple might have another name for Dade Temple, but now it seems that Puzhao Temple is Puzhao Temple and Dade Temple is Dade Temple. The two must have a great relationship, but they are definitely not a temple. When these people from Dade Temple came to Puzhao Temple, it seems that Puzhao Temple is mysterious.

Bypassing the main hall of Puzhao Temple, I arrived at a side hall. Look at these halls. They were quite old, but they were clean. When I entered the side hall, I saw the lights of the side hall that were not open. In the main hall, there were incense oil lamps and a Buddha statue was enshrined. A burly monk was sitting cross-legged under the altar. When someone heard someone coming in, he turned his head and saw that the man was covered in flesh. Although he was wearing a monk's robe, he was a monk's child, but looking at the face, he was fierce and evil, he really didn't have the temperament of a monk.

Chu Huan's face did not change his expression, thinking that this person was the so-called "venerable". However, he saw that the man just glanced at him and turned his head away and ignored him. The bald monk bowed to the monk and then led Chu Huan and the other two to the back of the Buddha statue. Chu Huan didn't understand what this guy was doing, but saw him step forward and didn't know what he did behind the Buddha statue. He heard a "rattle" sound. From which Buddha's back, he opened a gap automatically, and it was dark inside.

When Chu Huan saw this scene, he instantly thought of Jingci Temple in Yunshan Mansion.

Chu Huan remembered clearly that Su Niang was deceived by fortune teller and fell into the trap set by Liu Juguang, the old master Liu, and was almost played with by Liu Juguang. Chu Huan received secret guidance from the master and found Jingci'an, killed Liu Juguang, and saved Su Niang.

There are still many mysteries left in Chu Huan's heart during that incident.

For example, someone threw a stone into his yard that day, indicating where Su Niang was. To this day, Chu Huan still doesn't know who was giving advice to that day. For example, the strange words before Liu Juguang came to his death, Chu Huan has never forgotten them today.

The lustful cave that Liu Juguang was in the underground secret room of the King of Jingci'an. When he entered the secret room that day, the method of entering was almost exactly the same as before.

The Buddha opened his back and it was quite dark inside. The bald monk took the lead in. Chu Huan and Bai Xiaozi followed behind with the bag. There were downward stone steps. After several stone steps, there were "rattle" sounds heard from behind. The Buddha was so open that his back was actually closed.

Walking down the stone steps one by one, one step at a time, and walking out of the twenty steps, a fire suddenly appeared in front of you. Chu Huan looked up and saw an oil lamp lit on the stone wall.

After walking for a while, a stone door appeared in front of him. The bald monk stepped forward, and Chu Huan followed closely behind and found a hole as big as a baby fist on the stone door. The bald monk had already approached the entrance and said respectfully to the inside: "Honor, the man has been brought here!"

At first there was a silence, and soon, a "rattle" sound was heard. The stone door had slowly opened, and a rather spacious secret room suddenly appeared inside. The bald monk was the first to enter. Chu Huan looked back at Bai Xiaozi, gave each other a look, and then followed him into it.

In the stone room, he was still very drowsy. Although there were a few oil lamps on the wall, he was still a little blurred when he looked at things. Chu Huan's eyes were amazing and he swept around calmly. He found that there were not many decorations in this secret room, but the most conspicuous one was a painting posted on one wall. The painting was not a paper painting, but seemed to be embroidered on silk.

Above that picture, there was a peacock spreading its screen. The colorful peacock was shrouded in the Buddha's light, which was vivid. Under the dim oil lamp, the peacock's style was not discounted at all. Instead, because of the dim light, the peacock's appearance made the peacock appear even more dazzling and stunning.

In that picture, a man sat cross-legged with his back to Chu Huan, with no hair on his head, but was wearing a light green dress. The style of the dress seemed to be a monk's garment, but most monk's garments were gray and white, but there were few such green monk's garments.

There were two people standing on the left and right, one left and one right. Chu Huan was very familiar with the dress of these two people. She wore a hat and a cloak, and each held an iron stick in her hands. They were tall, with their heads lowered, and covered under the brim of the hat, blocking their faces. Only a cold murderous aura was emitted from the two people.

On that day, he provoked those people in the cliff temple. It was like this today that Chu Huan even further concluded that these people must be subordinates of Vaisar, but he didn't know if this guy from the green monk's robes was Vaisar.

Although Chu Huan was in the Buddha's temple that day, he was hidden behind the Buddha statue and did not see Vaisar with his own eyes. He only knew that the mysterious ghost master was injured in the hands of Vaisar. Although Chu Huan had never seen Master Ghost master do it himself, he always thought that Master Ghost master was an extremely powerful figure, and Master Ghost master was injured in the hands of Vaisar. This Vaisar master's kung fu was naturally even more terrifying.

He was fully alert at this time. If the monk in front of him was Visakirti, it would be very difficult to rescue Nogiro tonight. If a mistake was made, even himself and Bai Xiaozi, Qi Hong would not be able to escape.
Chapter completed!