Chapter 6: When you are happy to see pity, who will open the coffin? 3

"Real? Well... thank you very much."

When Han Ruqi stepped into the door, he bumped into Wei Tanyi and said to the parrot on the shelf with a serious face. Are you talking to a bird?" Are you evil or pretending to be a ghost?

"Lord Han can actually hear it," Wei Tanyi touched the parrot's head and filled its food trough with millet. "You might as well say what you heard."

"Who can understand what the bird is saying!"

When the words came out, the parrot flapped its wings and shouted, "I have no vision! No vision!"

Wei Tanyi stopped its nonsense and walked to the Duobaoge opposite. Do you have any sobering tea?" Han Ruqi sat down honestly and asked rudely.

"I don't drink." Nonsense, I'm asking if you have sobering tea, not if you have wine.

Wei Tanyi half turned around and said in a cold voice: "The inferior tea that sobers up is not worthy of my store."

"I don't deserve it! It doesn't deserve it!" The parrot walked around on the shelf and learned it in a strange way.

"You asked me to go for a drink!" Han Ruxu pressed his forehead hard and told himself not to be angry.

The shopkeeper who only drinks high-level tea showed a suddenly enlightened look and raised the corners of his mouth: "But I remember I didn't say that I would invite Lord Han to come to my store after drinking?"

Knowing that he could not compete with him, he was dizzy. Han Ruqi waved his hand randomly and leaned against the chair: "I went to Hui'anfang to check it again, but I still didn't find anything wrong. What kind of medicine did you buy in your gourd?" He brushed his forehead directly with one hand.

"What are you doing?" Ask vigilantly.

Wei Tanyi's face was expressionless: "You have a fever."

It turned out to be a fever, and I thought I had lost my drinking capacity. Han Ruqi muttered "So that's it" and fell asleep on the tea case.

"Don't you have an umbrella?" Wei Tanyi looked outside the door like the rain that would never stop. "It's so disappointing to others."

He slept until dusk. Han Ruxu was awakened by the wind and found that he was facing the open door, without even a blanket or a piece of cloth on his body. He couldn't help but be annoyed. He will be very angry even if he covers him with other people's used blankets without authorization.

"Wake up? Then let's go." Wei Tanyi came in from the backyard with a newly lit lantern in his hand.

"...Where are you going?"

Wei Tanyi handed him the lantern and opened the umbrella by himself: "Go and see the female ghost for a while."

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At dusk, Hui'anfang can no longer see half a human figure. Because the so-called female ghost has not done evil so far, the Ministry of War has not sent additional people to patrol, but the people of Hui'an Square are still afraid and have gone home before the sun goes down.

"Damn rain." Han Ruxu felt that his back was cold. When he touched his hand, he found that the water dripping from the umbrella bone wet his clothes and cursed angrily. It's a little crowded for two people to hold an oil-paper umbrella together, but if they don't have an umbrella, they can't help it.

Wei Tanyi handed him the umbrella: "No matter what happens later, don't let the lantern go out."

"What?" Before he understood what he meant, the handle of the umbrella had been stuffed into his hand. Wei Tanyi walked into the rain and walked a long distance with his back to him. He could only see that his white black hair was particularly eye-catching in the gray scenery.

Suddenly, the wind blew, gently for a while, as if the baby's hand had scratched. Han Ruxu looked at the lantern, and the candlelight was not affected. There is no need to use lanterns at dusk at the turn of spring and summer. It seems that this umbrella is not the only one, but also a mystery.

When the wind rises again, it will be much more rude. It blows the fine rainwater and rushes towards people. Han Ruxu hurriedly obliqued the umbrella to block the position that could not be covered, and the shoes were soaked.

At this time, there was a faint sound of chanting in the sky, which seemed to come from ancient times. After careful distinction, it was found that the person who made the sound was a hundred steps away. Han Ruqi couldn't take his eyes off the direction, and the lantern swayed gently in the afterglow of the wind.

At this time, Wei Tanyi's eyelids were gently close, and his hands were raised flat to his chest. He recited vague sentences in his mouth. The wind only slightly brushed his hair and the long ribbons on his temples, as if he was afraid of his unknown power.

Suddenly, the wind rose like a furious dragon, and the originally soft rain curtain suddenly turned into a huge whirlpool, rolling towards Wei Tanyi.

"Be careful!" Han Ruxu was shocked and blurted out the reminder. The wind had swept to his position, and the raindrops hit his body like dense arrows, and the umbrella seemed to be about to penetrate them. Fortunately, although the oil paper umbrella looked fragile, it was unexpectedly strong, completely covering him from squatting down.

Wei Tanyi's whole body was soaked, but his face did not change color. He picked out a strange pattern from his sleeve, held it in his mouth, and then put his hands together and did not move. Gradually, a woman's figure appeared in the wind, and the countless white silks flying out of her sleeves were the raging wind itself.

"What the hell is this..." Han Ruxu poked out his head to ask about the situation. Unexpectedly, a white silk swept over and almost lifted him into the river.

"Don't ask anything, do as I say." Wei Tanyi blew the charm in his mouth into the air, and the soft paper charm flew into the sky like an eagle in the wind and rain. He quickly took out another charm and twisted it gently in a corner. The paper charm began to burn, but the flame was blue and blue, like a ghost fire. Wei Tanyi gently wiped his other hand on the flame, and the flame immediately turned into a cluster of flames hanging in his hand.

When the woman in the wind saw the firelight, she immediately pulled back all the whites and stabbed him.

At this time, Han Ruxu was carefully getting up while protecting the lantern. What he saw in his eyes was that countless white silks, like countless white dragons, rushed to the motionless Wei Tanyi, and could not make any sound in an instant.

"You are the only one who dares to come here knowing that you will be defeated." Wei Tanyi's hand holding the flame stretched out to the front, igniting all the white silks that were approaching in a blink of an eye. The fire rushed to the woman and finally defeated her body in her exclamation.

The wind stopped, and the rain also stopped. It seemed that it was just a basin of water splashed upstairs just now.

Han Ruqi looked down at the candle. I don't know when the flame had been extinguished.

"In this way, the female ghost will disappear. Lord Han can go to the emperor to get credit. Maybe he can enter the third grade, and Wei is in front of him." Wei Tanyi pulled his long wet hair and walked towards him.

"What the hell is going on? Make it clear to me!" Han Ruqi jumped up and grabbed his skirt.

Wei Tanyi smiled faintly: "It's as you can see." I've been hiding behind the umbrella and didn't see anything!"

Although Han Ruxu was furious - he fell in the rain and his whole body was dirty and wet, which made it difficult for him not to get angry. Wei Tanyi still smiled as if nothing had happened just now and broke his fingers one by one: "Although the rain has stopped, I hope Lord Han will at least allow me to go back and change clean clothes and sit down. Come and say it slowly," the corners of your lips are slightly raised again. "I will answer whatever you ask."