Hong Kong variety show: Beauty and Bones

Chapter 347 Green Snake Extra 1

Ever since Fahai brought Yu Yin out of Jinshan Temple, time has passed quickly, and they would return to Jinshan Temple once every ten years.

Yu Yin had nothing to do, so he counted carefully on his fingers and found that it was already the fourth decade!

Time flies, but Fahai, who has achieved great success in his cultivation, still looks the same, as if time has not left too many traces on him. He is even better at maintaining himself than some goblins!

On this day, they came to a remote mountain village.

At the entrance of the village, groups of naughty children were playing and fighting under a big tree, and their laughter echoed in the air.

There were also a few elderly people sitting together, leisurely fanning themselves with palm-leaf fans and chatting about family matters.

When the villagers saw the outsiders, the children's eyes widened with curiosity and they gathered around. One of the old men stood up and walked forward to ask, "Master, where are you from?"

Fahai smiled, raised one hand to his chest, bowed slightly, and then replied slowly: "I came from Jinshan Temple and passed by your precious place. I would like to ask for a bowl of water to drink."

Upon hearing this, the old man showed a warm smile on his face and quickly invited Fahai to his home to have some water and rest.

After thanking him, Fahai followed the old man towards the village.

Yu Yin stayed in Fahai's golden bowl, shaking his head and wagging his tail.

It said to Fahai through the sound transmission technique: "Fahai Fahai, why do you stop here?"

Fahai's voice echoed in Yu Yin's mind: "When I passed by this place, I suddenly sensed a trace of demonic energy."

"Oh!" Yu Yin blew out a bubble in boredom. It turned out that his old problem had come back!

Yu Yin added, "If there's demonic energy, there's demonic energy. We're not specifically hunting demons, so we'll just pass by if we see one."

The meaning of her words is very interesting. It seems that she no longer classifies herself as a monster!

But Fahai did not think it was wrong, and said calmly, "Since I have sensed it, I cannot sit idly by. If this monster continues to cause trouble in the world, I will conquer it."

If it does no harm to others, then just pretend you didn’t see it!

As they were talking, they had already arrived at the old man's house.

The old man brought tea, Fahai thanked him and chatted with the old man while drinking tea.

From the old man's words, Fahai learned that there had been strange noises at night in the village recently, and that the villagers' livestock had mysteriously disappeared.

Yu Yin was shocked when he heard this in the golden bowl: "It seems that this monster is also a big-bellied man!"

Fahai put down his teacup, stood up and said to the old man, "Old man, I am willing to rid your village of this evil."

The old man was very surprised. He quickly led Fahai to the house where the most livestock had disappeared.

The hostess of this family is a very hardworking and capable person. She raises a large flock of chickens and ducks.

These chickens and ducks not only meet the family's daily food needs, but also have surplus output. The hostess will take them to the town to sell them and get some money to supplement the family income.

However, what is puzzling is that in recent times, the chickens and ducks at home have been mysteriously disappearing.

At first, the hostess thought that she was careless and did not close the cage properly, causing the chickens and ducks to run away.

So she carefully checked every cage to make sure they were all closed tightly.

But even so, the chickens and ducks in the house continued to disappear one after another in the next few days.

The hostess began to feel that something was wrong, and she couldn't help but wonder: Could it be that something had sneaked into the yard at night and stolen the chickens and ducks?

After thinking about it, the hostess suddenly thought of a possibility - could it be a weasel?

After all, weasels are notorious chicken thieves!

Thinking of this, the hostess decided to go out and ask the neighbors to see if her family was the only one that had encountered such a thing.

Sure enough, when she told everyone about the disappearance of her chickens and ducks, she found out that other families had encountered the same problem.

Moreover, it was not just the chickens and ducks that were lost, even the larger geese disappeared without a trace without anyone noticing!

So when she saw Fahai, the hostess was so happy that she kept chanting, "With Master here, we will definitely be able to catch that beast!"

Fahai walked around the room, muttering to himself. Suddenly, he raised his hand and a beam of golden light shot out, heading straight for the corner of the room.

With a scream, a fox appeared. It was very big, even half a size bigger than the domestic yellow dog.

The hostess and the old man who were looking over here curiously were startled and stepped back together.

"Wow, what a big fox!" Yu Yin exclaimed.

"You monk, why are you meddling in other people's business?" The fox was not afraid of Fahai. He just said indignantly, "The cubs in my den were skinned and eaten by the villagers. I didn't kill them. I just took some livestock to fill my stomach. Is that wrong?"

Fahai concentrated his mind and found that there was indeed no evil spirit in the fox, which meant that it had never killed anyone.

"Are there any hunters in the village?" Fahai turned his head and asked the old man and the hostess.

The old man and the hostess were startled by the fox's words, and only reacted after hearing Fahai's questions.

"Reporting to the master, the family at the end of the village makes a living by hunting!"

The hostess was even braver. The fox hid in her house but didn't hurt her. It must be a reasonable fox.

So he started to cry out for justice, "God and Heaven, my family makes a living by farming and raising chickens and ducks. At most, I go up the mountain to pick some wild fruits and vegetables. How could I have harmed your little fox?"

The fox replied, "It's someone from your village!"

The hostess was dissatisfied, "Why would you use my chickens and ducks to pay for your lives?"

Yu Yin heard the man and the fox were about to start arguing, and he couldn't help but burst into laughter.

Fahai's eyes also had a hint of smile, and he reached out and touched the golden bowl in his other hand, "You're having a bellyache again!"

Yu Yin blew bubbles at Fahai with his belly turned upside down, saying, "The fish doesn't want you to care!"

Fahai stopped the noisy hostess and the fox and said, "Since you know the answer, why don't you go find the hunter?"

"Do you think I'm stupid?" The fox stood up straight, looking like a human. "The hunter's sword and arrows are very powerful. I don't dare go to his house!"

If I'm not careful, won't this good fox fur on my body be delivered to my door?

This is a very cowardly fox...

"You bully the weak and fear the strong!" Upon hearing this, the hostess spat on the ground in hatred.

The fox was unhappy when he heard her scolding him. You could say he was cunning and insidious, but you couldn't say he was as cowardly as a mouse and jumped up to scold her.

"Oh, please stop talking!" The old man hurriedly stopped the hostess.

Do you still think that fox really talks to people in a reasonable way?

If it were reasonable, it wouldn't steal other people's livestock in the village!

Fahai said, "Both parties are at fault. The villagers shouldn't have killed the fox cubs, and you shouldn't have stolen livestock. Now, I have a solution."

The two men and the fox all quieted down and listened to Fahai.

"The hunter at the end of the village killed your cub, and he deserves compensation. I'll go talk to him and ask him to give some money to compensate the villagers for the loss of their livestock, and also give you some compensation."

"From now on, you will hunt in the mountains and forests, and never come to the village again."

The fox thought for a moment and nodded, "Okay, as long as the hunter compensates me for my losses and apologizes to me, I'll leave!"

The hostess and the old man looked at each other and thought this was a good idea.

So Fahai took the fox and everyone else to the hunter's house at the end of the village.